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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 686, 4 June 1859, Page 7

RETAIL DEALERS OP CIIRISTCHURCH. MESSRS; JAMES MORRISON & CO.,having commenced to receive their regular heavy shipments direct from: the manufacturing districts of England, are prepared to deal with retail storekeepers of Ohristchurch at lower prices than generally asked by other merchants,, with the double advantage of buying in quantities as are required, and seeing and noting, your prices at the time of purchase. Ironmongers and master carpenters are particularly requested to inspect our stock and test our prices- .. ."...'.'.. ...... Canterbury Street, Lyttelton, Jan. 7,1859. , ALBION HOTEL: J COLLIER begs to inform the public gene- • rally, that having erected STABLES in the rear of his premises, he is prepared to give horses entrusted to his charge the best possible accommodation. , • _ , P.S.—Saddle horses on hire. Lyttelton, Jan. 7,1859. FOR SALE, THE SCHOONER JANE PEATA. THE Jane Peata is 25 tons burthen; is coppered four feet up;; she has just had a new suit of sails except the fore-sail; and altogether she can be guaranteed ingood order and condition. She draws six feet, of water, and is well suited for the river trade. For terms> apply to F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & Co. Oxford Street, Lyttelton, . Jan. 18,, 1859. A Few Scotch Ploughs for sale, with a complete set of extra fittings throughout; and 12 extra shares. F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO., , Oxford street, Lyttelton. FOR SALE, THE LEASE OF A VALUABLE FIFTY ACRE SECTION, SITUATE on the Harewood Road, about three miles from Christchurch; nearly the whole is broken up, and five acres laid down : with English grass. j The Section is fenced and divided into three 'fields. .'...■■ i There is a seven roomed House tliereo.n,; well j suited for a farmhouse, together with a garden well . stocked with fruit trees; and a plentiful supply of good water. For further particulars, apply at the Papanui Store. ' -■-■■, CORN SACKS AND GUNNY BAGS, - LANDING EX MYSTERY. Ipf Z7^/^ 3-bushel sacks jOvJvJ 1,5.00. gunny, bags H. E. ALPORT. Christchurch, April 2,1859. - NOTICE. IMPORTERS bonding Goods in Peacock's Bonded Stores, are informed that all current expenses thereon must be paid before the goods are delivered, excepting on goods the property of parties having an account with the proprietors. All expenses from the time of receiving will be charged to the parties releasing the goods, whether bonded lay themselves or purchased in bond at any period subsequent to the date of entry. J. T. PEACOCK & Co Lyttelton Jan. 11 1859; KAIAPOI. LAND FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. T7UVE sections of Land, containing five Sj acres each, and having1 good frontage at one end to the Ohoka stream and at the other end to the Ohoka Road, and situate close to the town of Kaiapoi. Apply- to, MR. WYLDE, Kaiapoi. EAIAPO I, EOR SALE several valuable building sites situated on the North road, close to the town of Kaiapoi. Price—£2o per acre, payment to extend over two years. Note—Money will be advanced, ,if required, on easy terms, to assist purchasers in building. Apply to ;,. MR. WYLDE. Kaiapoi. KAIAPOI. nnHE Undersigned begs to notify to the -L inhabitants of Canterbury that he has commenced business at Kaiapoi as TIMBER, LAND, & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, &c, &c. JOHN FULLER. Office pro. tern., Private Residence, Meadow Street, near the Church. \ Kaiapoi, March 31,1859. ; ROBERT WATSON, TAILOR AND DRAPER, Next the Town Hall, Sumner Road, CHRISTCHURCH. ON. SALE, ' pLOTHS and doeskins V^ Bedford and woollen cord - Shepherd's check, Cheviot and fancy tweeds Ready made clothing, &c. TUST LANDED, EX VICTORY. A splendid assortment of drapery, millinery, &c, &c, &c, consisting of:—French Merinoes, Coburgs, Alpacas, Linseys and Plaids in every colour and style. Also, a superior assortment of Welsh and Saxony flannels, Horrock's long cloths, double warp shirtings, Hoyle's prints, black Moreens, &c., &c, &c. In the millinery department will be; found a choice selection of rich Genoa velvets, black satin and satinette, white and coloured plush, feathers and flowers, elegant French Chenille head dresses, rich velvet ties, velvet trimmings, the latest models, splendid carved ivory brooches, white spotted tulle, black* Maltese lace, ladies' and gents.', coloured kid gloves, gauntlets, &c, &c., particulars of which are too numerous for the limits of an advertisement. ' MRS. COE, in returning her sincere thanks to the ladies of Lyttelton and Cbristchurch for their liberal share of patronage, begs to inform them that the above goods have'been selected for her from one of the first houses in London; and to all who will kindly favour her with a call cannot fail to give infinite satisfaction. Albion House, Canterbury Street, Lyttelton. May 24,1859.