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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 703, 3 August 1859, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICE. TO STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. A CART for the conveyance of' Merchandise between Lyttelfcon and Christchurch via. Sumner, road, will leave Lyttelton every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, akb SATURDAY, returning the same day, weather permitting. U J3 —Should sufficient inducement oiler heroafter", it is intended to'rqn daily^, London Street, Lyttelton. NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF • , LYTTELTON AND CHRISTCHUR'CH. OUR SADDLERY DEPARTMENT. is now open for any and every class of work thatf properly belongs to a saddler, and we guarantee j that any work entrusted to our care shall not only j be turned out in a more workmanlike manner than i • any saddler here or elsewhere, but at prices that will not fail to.ensure a second call. JAMES MORRISON & CO. ! W. D. BARNARD HAS the pleasure to announce that he is ready to receive GOODS for PUBLIC or PRIVATE SALE, l and that his general • ', SALE BY AUCTION takes place at his Sale Room, Cashel Steeet, j EVERY SATURDAY, | at 1 o'clock (sharp), _ I when he will submit for public competition a t quantity of M-EECHANDISE, .HOUSEHOLD FU2NITTJBB, i and a variety of sundries. j jPOISON. [ "VTOTICE is hereby given that in conseJLi quence of my sheep being continually disturbed and "bitten by dogs, after the 9th of July, poison will be laid', on different parts of the run occupied by me. , 1 SAMUEL MANSON. Kain's Hill. ~ \ NOTICE. rpHE Undersigned, being appointed agent,' X for PLIMMER & Sons, Steam Totara Saw Mills, Wellington, is prepared to receive orders * for Timber of any description.—Orders supplied; according to'specificalions, which will be promptly' attended to. • FREDERICK JENKINS. Chris'telmrch, June 7th, 1869. TUS T RECEIVED. 1 bale 12£ blankets 1 bale 36 inch grej calico 1 bale 72 inch ditto , 1 bale clothing (assorted) 1 case 9-8 prints 1 bale monkey jackets 1 case men's tweed trowsers 1 case men's moleskin ditto ' 1 bale flannels 1 bale blue serge shirts 1 case haberdashery 1 case merino vests and drawers 2 cases hosiery (assorted) 1 case Hill and Jones's fancy confectionery 1 bale paper hangings Also, — Sugars—Company's pieces Crystals ■ , Bright Mauritius Coffee and rice SoapCNT.S. W.) ■ Sardines, sago Rum, 10 @ 30 O.P. Brandy (MarteU's) Geneva, in hhds. and cases I Old torn, Booth's , Whiskey, Campbletoh Port and sherry wines, in qr.-casks Port and sherry wines, Rutherford, Deny and Co.'s,in cases Hobart Town jams Flour, in ltiO and 200 lb. bags, first quality 1 case vestas Tobacco, in qr.-tierces Confectionery Hops Sperm candles , - No. 2 Manilla cigars ; Ac, &c,, &a. E. A. HARGREAVES, . - - . ' - ' Norwich; Quay. DIOCESAN SYNOD.,; ' THE BISHOP OP CHRISTOHTTRGH gives notice that the first, meeting of the synod of >ihe diocese will be held at. Christchurch on the 11th day of August next. The Synod will consist of three orders;— 1. The Bishop 2. The Licensed Clergy 3. The Representatives of "the Laity, 19 members. Any lay communicant of "the diocese may be 'elected to serve as a^synodsman, or representative of the laity. Every layman of the a^e of 21 years and upwards who shall sign a declai'ation in the form following " I do hereby declare that I am a -member of the United Church of England and Ireland in New Zealand," will be entitled to vote at the election of synodsmen for the parochial district in which he is resident. Voting papers, and further information may be obtained by application to any' clergyman, or churchwarden, or returning officer. June 17, 1859. GENERAL SYNOD.----i (Published by authority.) NOW ON SALE, PRICE Is. rriHE JOURNAL of .PROCEEDINGS of JL the General Synod of the . Church -of England, held in Wellington, may be had at the' Offices of the ' Canterbury Standard' and ' Lyttelton Times j' at Mrs. Whincop's, Chris'lchurch>; and at Mr. J. T. White's Store, Kaiapoi. SCOTCH PLOUGHS, * f jPHE Undersigned have received a few more of -*■ Gray's Scotch swing ploughs. _. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO. Oxford Street, Lyttelton, July 12, 1859. FOR SALE, rFIHE House and Garden fronting on the X Ferry-road, Christchurch, now in the occupation of Mr. J. VARYER. The house con- , linns <t good rooms, well lined and papered, and is pprfpctly weather-tight. There is a good well of ' water on the premises, out-offices, &c, and the garden is well stocked with fruit nnd other trees, Ihe above is freehold property, pleasantly situated, and within a few minutes walk of the town. 1 art of the purchase money may remain on secunty of the property if desired. Apply to the owner, on the premises.