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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 680, 14 May 1859, Page 1

SNUFF BOX. LOST on THURSDAY EVENING LAST, a SILVER SNUFF BOX, with an inscription and the owner's name on the lid. Whoever will restore it to Me. BRADWELL, " Times" Office, will be rewarded for their trouble. Lyttelton, April 25,1859. STKAYED. FIVE POUNDS REWARD. THE above reward will be paid to any one bringing a BAY CART COLT three years old, shod all round, to the HORSE RErOSITORY, Christchurch. FIVE POUNDS REWARD. STRAYED from Mr. Charles Perceval's ( Station,—A BROWN MARE, standing ! about 16 hands high, with blaze down the face, and one white foot; branded with triangle under saddle near side, with collar marks, and a small colt foal by side. Whoever will deliver the same to the undersigned, or to Mr. Sidebottom, at Mr. Pearson's Station, will receive the above Reward. JOHN T. PARKINSON. ~~ WANTED, TWO steady experienced bullock drivers, for a station in the Amuri, who will be willing to make themselves generally useful; none need apply but such as can give satisfactory references as to character and ability. Applications to be made to T. S. Duncan, Esq., Solicitor, Christchurch, or G. C. Black, Esq., Kaiapoi. Kaiapoi, May 2. WANTED, A Man and Wife without incumbrance as g-eneral farm servants. Apply at the Office of this paper in Christohurch. WANTED, A RESPECTABLE V OUTH or YOUNG JJL MAN, as CASHIER. Apply to E GOODACRE & CO., Liverpool and Manchester House, Christchurch. 1 ' 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, A MISTRESS, a Member of the Church of -oL England, for a mixed School of boys and girls, to be held temporarily in the Heathcote Valley Parsonage. For particulars, apply to the REV. GEO. COTTERILL, or to the REV. W. W, WILLOCK. Christchurch, March 14,1859. At/-ANTED, by a respectable'^mamed VV woman, a situation as housekeeper, and to make herself generally useful. References can be given. Address A.8., " Lyttelton Times" Office. ABLE SEAMEN wanted for the ship Mystery, to proceed to China. Apply to the MASTER on board. Lyttelton, May 6,1859. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, THE brig AMASIS, 185 tons register. Apply to MILES, KINGTON, & CO., Lyttelton. T!0 LET, with immediate possession,— BRUOE'S HOTEL, Akaroa, now doing a good business. Terms Liberal. —Inquire of A. J. ALPORT Esq., Lyttelton, or on the Premises. Feb. 1859. ROBERT TAY LOR, CARPENTER, BUILDER, & UNDERTAKER, ON retiring from business in Lyttelton, where he has for many years carried on the above trades, takes the opportunity of gratefully acknowledging the support and encouragement he has received from his numerous patrons; and would at, the same time recommend >to them his successor, Mr. Thomas Hester, who, he feels assured, will give every satisfaction to those who may favour him with their commands. Lyttelton, March 11, 1859. T H 0 MA S HESTER, CARPENTER, JOINER, BUILDER AND UNDERTAKER, Oxford Street, Lyttelton, " BEGS to inform the Public that he has taken to the business of Mr. Robert Taylor, and hopes, by strict attention to all orders with which he may be honoured, together with moderate charges, that he may receive a fair share of patronage. FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Oxford Street, Lyttelton, March 11, 1859. TO DEALERS AND HOTELKEEPERS. IN BOND, SWAINE, BOORD, and Co.'s celebrated Old Tom in casks and cases direct from the Distillery. Their goods to tins settlement will in future be consigned to the undersigned only. Also, to arrive per next vessel, a shipment of wine and spirits in wood and bottle, of the choicest description, having been selected with the greatest care, including some of the Royal Highland Malfc Whisker. EDWARD B. BISHOP, Christchurch. * April, 1859. TENDERS ARE invited for the building of a Presbyterian Church, Kaiapoi. Plans and specifications may be- seen at Mr. Black's, where sealed tenders will be received until May 22, 1859 ; endorsed, " Tenders for Building Presbyterian Church." The committeo do not land themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. Kaiapoi, April 27, 1859...