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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 694, 2 July 1859, Page 4

RAIN! RAIN!! RAIN!!! MACINTOSH'S patent reversible waterproof coiits . Ditto repeljent ditto Ditto leggings .and souVesters on sale by the undersigned. " L.E.NATHAN. MACINTOSH'S improved waterproof haversacks, gun covers, dressing cases, &c. L. E. NATHAN. INVALIDS. MACINTOSH'S patent India rubber air beds, on sale by the undersigned. L. E. NATHAN. TO THE WEARY. MACINTOSH'S patent air cushions, for chairs, Ac. L. E. NATHAN. LIFE BELTS. MACINTOSH'S patent India rubber lifebelts. On sale. l. c. Nathan: notice! ' THE attention of parties having1 accounts running-, prior to the Ist January, with the undersigned, is called to the. necessity of-liqui-dating, the same before the expiration of the/present month ; otherwise 5 per cent interest for the half year will be charged upon the, same: L. E. NATHAN. NOTICE; FOUND— A parcel. Apply to Mrs. Brown, dressmaker, Lichfield Street, Christchurch. The parcel already advertised as-above in this paper of the Bth, 11th, 15th, 18th, and 22nd June, if not claimed within 14 days from this date, will be sold to defray^ expenses.. Lichfield Street, Christchurch, June. 24. SCREW STEAMER WHITE SWAN. W. G. CELLEM, COMMANDER. ; NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. TWO hogsheads of beer addressed to Mr. Lawrence, Lyttelton, landedVfrom the above vessel on the' 11th instant, at this port, and». stored by the undersigned'as agents forthevessel,the owner is requested to communicate with the underi signed,; when the same will be forwarded to; him* ohspaying'the usual expenses. COOKSON, BOWLER, & CO. Lyttelton, June 24. FOR SALE, SEA BIRD. rriHE schooner SEA BIRD, with sails, standing ; J- and running gear, quite new; well found in I anchors and chains, and warranted tight, not hav- | ing been long since thoroughly overhauled, i For further particulars, apply to - PAVITT, BROTHERS, ' ' ■ Akaroa; or to F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO., Lyttelton. Oxford-st., Lyttelton, June 16, 1859. LYTTELTON COLONISTS' SOCIETY AND LITERARY INSTITUTION. A Ijlj subscriptions for the ensuing year will be £■»- due on or before the Ist JULY. The election of "officers and committee will take place on MONDAY the 11th July. Nomination papers for such election will have to be laid before the monthly meeting of the committee on MONDAY, the 4th July. ; No person will be eligible for election on the -committee, or as office bearer, or will be allowed access to the library, or to have any books therefrom, unless their subscription be first paid. The library contains 2000 valuable books in every department of literature, and is well supplied with periodicals, magazines; and newspapers, received by every mail from England, and is open every evening from half-past six till nine. Annual subscription 145., to be paid yearly, half-yearly or quarterly in advance, including entrances to all the lectures, meetings, &c, of the society. . " Entrance fee 2s. 6d. to new subscribers. • E. MILLS, • -, Hon. Sec. PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD npHE best Photographic Rooms in New Zealand, -*■ comprising fine operating, room-'' handsomely papered, with-large skylight, large chemical and work rooms, fitted with shelves and every convenience, reception room and two bed, rooms, allfurnished; an extensive assortment1 of 'the' Vest chemicals, cases, nitrate baths, trays, show frames, specimens, head rests, back and pressure frames, strong oak .'camera stand, and' others, with.six cameras and lenses. One double whole plate Ross lens, four inches and a half diameter, handsome mahogany brass bound, camera, with eight light swing back and moveable front. One half plate, very fine. Two stereoscopic instruments, one By Ross, view lens ; the other, portrait, by Latimer Clark. Two one-fourtli. Boxes of Maiisier's Gauding's and Winsor's colours; everything i n cbm'prete Working order (or a first-rate artist. Any person purchasing will be taught the art gratis. If desirable, the rooms and furniture .can be sold, without the stock. . Apply at the Christchnrch Photographic Rooms Oxford; Terrace West. ■ ■■" J. ELSBEE. ESTATE OF FRANK SLEE. M'OTJCE is hereby given, that by a deed dated cli a?' 13th day"bf June ' -instant, Frank Slee, ot the City of Christchurcli, in the Province of Canterbury, Bntch.ev,= assigned alibis personal estate and effects, whatsoever and wheresoever as »ie/ e w« ™niHonecl. «».to Richard' Westenra and Alfred Cnarles Barker, both of Christchurch aforesaid, Inquires, in trust, for tie benefit of the creditors ol the said Frank Slee, who should execute lie same: and that the said deed was duly executed by the said Frank Slee on tlio day of The date ™A'r ' mJ he Presence of and aftested.bv Charles' W, lllm!" yyßit> of tll(- Market 'Place, V the said City ot Chvistclmrch, Solicitor: and was also duly executed by the said Richard Westenra. and Alfred Charles : .Barker, respectively, on the day of thedate thereof, in the presence of and attested by Phomas Hicheiw. the younger, Clerk to the 'said Charles -Willifim Wyatfr. „ And notice ishereby also-given, that, the said deed will lie at the.office of the snid'.1 Charles William Wyatt, fur execution by'the creditors of-tlio said Frank Slee, qnlil' ihe *13th day of. August next ensuing-; and all personsuudebte'd" to or. having chums against the said Frank Slee, are requested to pay such.debts, or send;particulars of their, claims to the sftid Charles William Wyatt.' Dated-thislsth DAY of JUNE), 1859. . C. W. WYATT, . Solicitor to the Trustees.