NEW ADVERTISEMENT. TUST received, per late arrivals, a large and W varied assortment of ' Bankrupt Stock,' consisting of goods of the following description, at prices never equalled :— Calico, from 3d. per yard Prints, from 4§d. per yard Prints, French cambric Flannels, from 10§d. Ribbons, from P4|d. to Is. Cotton and other hose, from 6£d. a pah* Kid gloves, from 3d. a pair Coburgs, from 7|d. per yard French twills and merinos, 2s. Gd. Gala plaids, from. Is. 6£d. Scotch wool shawls, from ss. 6d. Scotch scarf shawls, from 10s. 6d. Polka-jackets, from 3s. 6d. • Fnrs and mantles in every variety Robes and military striped dresses do. Good white blankets, from 21s. Good coloured blankets, from 30s. Good tweed and pilot jackets, from 14s. 6d. Good watertight boots, from 14s. Good mole and cord trowsers, from Bs. 6d. Good Bedford cord trowsers, from 18s. 6d. Boys' suits, from 9s. Scotch twill and regatta shii;ts, from 2s. Scotch knit socks, from lO^d. Blue serge shirts and Sydney jumpers, from 6s. 6d. Mackintosh coats, from 12s. 6d. Collars, neck ties, silk pocket handkerchiefs, and various other articles equally cheap, at E. GOODACRE & CO.'S, i Liverpool and Manchester House, i Market Place, Christchuich. j P.S.—Also, SIXTY TONS of GOOD COAL, to be sold in any quantities to suit purchasers. BRENCHLEY FARM, LYTTELTON. TO LET, SEVERAL valuable building allotments, with purchasing clauses. The land is immediately adjacent to the Town of Lyttelton, and partially covered with timber. Further particulars may be obtained by applying to MR. JOSLItfG, Builder, Oxford Street, or A. J. ALPORT, Lyttelton. , PASTURAGE, LYTTELTON. TO LET, ' A BOUT 150 acres of pasturage land, imme» £*- diately adjoining Brenchely Farm, Lyttelton, j in plots to suit the convenience of lessees. | Particulars can be obtained by applying to MR. JOSLING, Builder, Oxford Street, or to A. J. ALPORT, Lyttelton. NOTICE. HpHE undersigned respectfully informs the neighJ- bourhood of Christchurch and its inhabitants that his establishment will be CLOSED from TUESDAY NEXT, the 7th JUNE, till WEDNESDAY EVENING, the Bth. L. E. NATHAN. Christchurch, June 1,18,59. JAMES KERR, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, CHARLES-ST., KAIAPOI, BEGS most respectfully to inform his numerous friends and the public generally of Kaiapoi' and the vicinity, that he will shortly have in course of erection extensive premises, immediately adjoining the Assembly Rooms, Charles Street, which he intends to open as a general store and clothing ! establishment,' where he hopes by the strictest , punctuality to business, and by selling goods at the I lowest possible prices, to merit a share of public patronage of that flourishing and widely extending district. J.K. begs further to assure the public of Kaiapoi' that he will make it his study at all times to select no goods that are not of first-rate quality, and goods especially fitting for all seasons, and . suitable to meet the wants of the community at ■large..,. . :'■'.' ■ ' : | Temporary premises will be open in a few days at the Assembly Rooms. « \ WORKING BULLOCKS. j TjIQR . SALE, a splendid team of bullocks, with J- dray, yokes, bows and chains complete. Apply to MR. WYLDE, Kaiapoi. TO BE SOLD A BARGAIN. A Good Substantial SHOP, situated in Manchester street, and close to the Sumnerßoad. The house contains Four Rooms, including a convenientand roomy Shqp, with Large Window, and well adapted for business .There is a portion of the Land, the Lease of which will, be sold with the house, on which another house of equal size could h& built. The-Ground Rent is moderate, and the Lease has Tw-enty Yeaes to 7 run. Possession may be had on the 21st June. ■ Apply to-Mr: eUINN'ES'S,' at the Repository, where a Plan pf the House can be seen. 30th May, 1859.' ' ' .' r£O LET, A SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE furnished, pleasantly situated in Christchurch.; For particulars, apply to ■.:". T. C. BARNARD, Cashel Street, Christchurch. VICTORIA STEAM SAW MILLS, UPPER HUTT, WELLINGTON. THE niidersig'ned are prepared to execute orders to any extent, and on the shortest notice, for the best Totaka and other timber. ; STUART, KINROSS & CO., Wellington. I — ——______ ' ■ !'■■'■' FOR SALE, ON the river Eyre, near Talbot Forest, one hundred acres of ireeliold land, the property of William Grace, with about fifteen acres of bush, well timbered with totavti, white and black pine, and well adapted for^ agricultural purposes. All applications to be made to Wm. GRACE, Pleasant Valley, near Talbot Forest. - . WILLIAM GRACE. Pleasant Valley^ May 20,1859. CANTERBURY GRAND STEEPLECHASE, JUNE 8, 1859. "TTINTRIES to he made and nominations jCJ paid to the Secretary of the Canterbury Jockey Club, at Striuger's, on or before 6 o'clock on SATURDAY, June 4, when the course and time of starting will be named. After the course shall have been marked out, , any horse engaged in the race being taken over any part of such course will be disqualified. I C. G. HODGSON,. : Hon. Bee. Christchurch, May 31,1859.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 687, 8 June 1859, Page 3
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