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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 661, 9 March 1859, Page 7

\, JUST PUELTSHED, AND ON SALE AT TJI X ' I/VTTELTOJJ TIM£S | - OFFICE AND BY AW AQKNTB, ! THK "NEW ZEALAND ALMANAC". ! For 1859. Price Two Shillings and Sixpence. i THE " LYTTELTON TIMES," . ; ' PUBLISHED IN LYTTELTON - ,-.■•; I EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, IS delivered in ' Christcliurch, Kaiapoi, and along the line of road between the towns' the same morning; and is transmitted ;to subscribers in all other parts of the ' pro •' j vince by the regular mails. I TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. \ Advance. Credit. Year . . . £1 11 6 ..... £1 17 6 j Half.year. ... 16 Q ..... 19 6 Quarter..... 8 6 ..... 10 6 Subscriptions in advance are considered due immediately upon the commencement of the period subscribed for. \ All periods of subscription should'he made (.to terminate on the last day of March, June, September or December, ..,„_.. „_ TERMS OF ADVERTISEMENT. For the first insertion: Six lines and under, Two Shillikgs, and for each [additional line, Thebe Pence, For *aqh subsequent insertion, Haif-Peice. Advertisements should reach this office hot later th&n 3 p.m.. on Tuesday or Friday for insertion in the pucceeding issue: for with* drawal, orders should be received-on the previous Monday qr Thursday. --All--Advertising- and Printing aceountsfuivnished monthly. . ; " '. .'/ ._, \"_. Orders wjll be received at this office, or by the following : . AGENTS IN THE PROVINCE :— Me. B. W,' Mountfobt, Christchurch; „ G' C. Black, Kaiapoi; „ F. T. Haskins, Papanui; „ 3. D. Gaewood, Akaroa.. Who are authorised to • take subscribers' names, and "to collect "all accounts due to this office^ and from whom copies of the paper can be ob» tamed as. soon as possible after publication. "Lyttelton Times" Office, . ,'".'.".' ! Oxford street, Lyttelton, Dec. 22,1858. KAIAPOI ISLAND. rpHE "'LYTTELTON TIMES' is now left J-. for delivery Jto Subscribers resident on the Island, at the Store of Mr. W. Htjtchinson. ~ ANSALE AT THE LYTTELTON VJ "TIMES" OFFICE. - - STATIONERY, Royal Albert note paper -XJueen's size do. do. Cream laid do, do. ' Commercial and bank post Extra super, ivory do. Blue wove and yellow do. Cream laid (super.) do. Super, blue laid foolscap Extra superfine do. for foreign correspondence Blue laid adhesive envelopes Blue wove envelopes Cream laid do. do. Drab do.- do. Thick blue laid official do. Red and black sealing wax Plain cards, all sizes 'Ena-melleddo, Blotting paper Coloured tissue and glazed paper • MagOum bonutn and other steel pen 3 Penholders Black lead ;pencils Walkden's black and red ink ■, ■ 'Stephens' blue black and! red inlf : Morrison's copying ink ' /India rubber ' Thin wrapping paper, sugar b^gs, #c,, $p, / ACCOUNT BOpKS, Cash and day books, assorted Surveyor's field books Memorandum .books in variety . . Clasp do. ,■ d 0... . : _ : : / Bill books payable and receivable Exercise bopks Waste books &c, <fee. . .. .. SCHOOL BOOKS, Carpenter's Spelling Mayor's dp. Fenning's do. Vyse's do, M'Cullock's 3rd Reading Murray's Grammar Murray's Exercises with key Murray's Reader . Johuson'B Dictionary Gray's Arithmetic Thomson's..dft. .. Cliambers' Geographical Primer Chambers' British Empire "Stewart's Geography - Young Scholar's Atlas (coloured) Little Arthur's England . Goldsmith's History of England Introduction to Bookkeeping and key Edward's Eton Latin Grammar Anthon's Greek do. Anthon's Ciesar Anthon's Cicero School copy and exercise books, &c.-*text round and single hands ' Davidson's musical miracles, comprising, duetts, Welch airs, and Irish melodies Adams' Spring in the Canterbury Settlement, &0.,& c, &c. WOOL AND COLONIAL PRODUCE, THE Undersigned are prepared to purchase Wool and Colonial Produce, advance on the same.'consigned to their correspondents, Messrs. Dalsrety & Co., London, Messrs, Dalgety &. Co,, Melbourne, Messrs. Dalgetj, Ibbotson D& Co.,'Geelong, or to Messrs. Dv Cibz & Co. Lauuceston, V. D. L. DALGETY BUCKLEY & Co., Norwich. Cjuay, Lyttelton. JUST RECEIVED BY THE UNDERSIGiNED — 1 case of gentlemen's blade cloth, -tweed, and shep. herd pl.-iid caps, Porry's make,-the- host ;m----snrtment ever imported int-o Lyttelton. 2 oases of children's boots of superur maUe, from 2 to 5 and 6 to 13. I bale of-felt-carpeting and-hoarthwffs.' 1 bale Hoyle's prints of wide width and assorted colours, at 9d. per yard. AlßO,ione superior Flute, by an eminent Jjomlou manufacturer. Messrs. CAMERON, Brothers, Norwich Quay. Lytfelton, Jan. 28. 1859.