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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 669, 6 April 1859, Page 1

;' .-,;.; strayed; FIVE POUNDS REWARD. THE above reward wilM)e paid to any one bringing a BAY CART COLT three years old, shod all round; to the'HORSE REPOSITORY, Christehurch. , , ;.'.; "" TWO POUNDS REWARD, STRAYED from Ross's Stntion, A DARK BAY HORSE, with docked tail, lame on' his' off fore-foot. The above reward will be paid to any one giving such information to the undersigned as will lead to the recovery of the horse. ■ A. R. HOMERSHAM, : '• Kaiapoi. WANTED, A MARRIED COUPLE, as, domestic ' servants, to go to Timaru. Apply to MR. LeCREN, - Dampier's Bay. - ' WANTED, A RESPECTABLE YOUTH or YOUNG J\. MAN, as CASHIER. Apply to E GOODACRE & CO., Liverpool and Manchester House, Christchurch. " GOVERNESS WANTED,TO instruct two little girls residing on the Papanui Road, near Christchurch. For further particulars apply to P. J., care of Mr. Dann, Christchurch. WANTED, \ WAITER,, one that will make himself gene-"-CL rally useful. Apply to j. CATON, Canterbury Hotel. '■'./. „, r: WANTED, ~~ "* A MARRIED COUPLE, without ihcumbrance, ix for a sheep station. Apply to MESSRS, GOULD & MILES, , Christchurch. „■ ■'". ■ Wanted, A MISTRESS, a Member of the Church of -CjL England, for a mixed School of boys and girls, to be held temporarily in the HeatHo&te Valley Parsonage. For particulars* apply to the REV. GEO. COTTERILLj or to the REV. W. W. WILLOCK. - Christchurch, March 14,1859. , STORAGE. nnHE undersigned has good dry storage .'JL for a limited Quantity of free goods. - A. J. ALPORT; Lyttelton, March 10,1859. r W. GOSNEtL, Corner of London and Canterbury 'Streets, LYTTELTON, BEGS to announce that he can accommodate one or two gentlemen with BOARD AND LODGINGS. TH E Undersigned are purchasers of Wheats Oats, and other Produce. DALGETY, BUCKLEY, & CO., Lyttelton and Christchurch. VALUABLE BLOOD STOCK FOR SALE. 9 TWO-YEAR-OLDS, all weir bred, selected at Nelson by one' of the best judges iv Canterbury,.. sires the imported thorough-bred horses, St, Austin and Vaccination. Apply to -Mr. GUINNESS. , ;„ - " rilO LET, with immediate 'possession,— ■JL BRUCE'S HOTEL, Akaroa, now doing a good business. Terms Liberal.—-Inquire of A. J. ALPORT Esq.; Lyttelton, or on the" Premises. Feb: 1859. ; LYTTELTON CHURCH OF ENGLAND : GRAMMAR SCHOOL. '"'•'■' Mastebs: . „; REV. F. KNOWLES,' MR. C. JENNINGS, Certificated teacher, and "late Head Master of the College School] Maidstone. •'■'•' fTIHE Course comprises a sound English i'JL ■ ; arid Commercial Education, with the Rudiments of Latin, Euclid, Algebra, Practical Mathematics, the Elements of Natural Science, and Singing. Careful attention is devoted to the instruction of pupils in the principles of Christianity dnd sound Church manship. : Terms.—Two pounds ten shillings per quarter in advance. • # *^ The quarter may, date, if required, from the day of entrance." PLUMB ER , PAINTER, AND GLAZIER, &c. HA LLW% IG H T is prepared • to execute work. in the above line in all its branclies upon the most reasonable terms. WOBK DONE IN ANY STYLE TO SUIT EMPLOYERS. Pumps,, Water-closets, &c. fixed and repaired. Estimates given if required. Feb 7 1859. ~~ NOTICE. TT ALL WRIGHT desires to return jOL« thanks to the inhabitants of Lyttelton for the many favours bestowed upon his late Father for the last ei<;lit years, and begs respectfully to inform them that the business will in future be carried»on by him; and hopes by strict attention to business, combined with 'moderate charges, to merit a continuance of their support. Feb. 7. 1859. . UANGTORA CHURCH. riiENDERS for buildinur tlie new Church JL at "Rangiora nre invited, uml must bo Kent in before tho FIRST DAY of MAY NF.ST. The plans and spt'cifitv.tions can be seen ou application to CAPT. J. R. BRANDON, ; . Secretary Cb.ur.ih Comnii(t«»n f Riing'iora.