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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 720, 1 October 1859, Page 5

MAGIC I! MAGIC !! MAGIC!!! < W I ,2 A R D L U m LEY '■,■ ' : ■'• ' -' * WIU, ARRIVE IN A PEW DAYS! AND APPEAR. IN HIS TEM PL E 0 F MAG IC! ASSISTED !BY inS.oiMITAIUiE GOB I/I N SP RI ait TL V ! HOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE~~ A New nnd, well luiilfc. weather-boarded :£jL -house^ containing '2 V lower and 2 upper rooms, with passage and' lean-to kitchen, newlypainted and papered throughout; together with the quarter-acre section of land Vpon which it is built, being part of section No. I4jf, town reserves, Colombo-street south. ', • Further.particulars. may be had on application to 11. E. ALPORT, House and Land Agent, Market Place, Christchujch. Sept. 29, 1859. , SELLING OFF. ' 11 YATES is now selling off at reduced _ • phicJks all his stock of Boots and Shoes. Loudon-streflt, Lyitelton. THOMAS YATES, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, • LONDON STREET, LYTTELTON. THE Stock consists of home-made goods, and will be sold at reduced prices, as he is selling off all his stock-in-trade. ; , N.B. Orders will be executed as usual ~ " TO LET, ASIX-Roomed House, comfortably lined and papered, with a four-acre paddock, beautifully situated on the banks of the Avon, and within a few minutes' walk of Christchurch. Apply to E. GOODACRE & CO., 5 Liverpool and Manchester House. Sept. 27,1859. GREAT REDUCTION IN DRAPERY. HENRY JONES begs to inform the inhabitants of Kaiapoi and the surrounding districts that he has reduced to cost prices the whole of his stock of general drapery, boots and shoes, &c, consisting of goods of the following description:— Silks, white, black, and coloured gros glaces Do. sarsnet and rich check glaces Muslins, book, check, mull and jaconet Muslin dresses, tarlatans and insertions Plain and figured muslin delaine, bareges Coburgs, alpacas, shalloons, and prints Best black French twill and crape Derrys, dungarees, drills, blue serge Calicoes, gray and white, counterpanes Crinolines, toilet covers, huckaback Infants' long robes, cloaks, fend hoods Nursery diaper, baby linen of all descriptions Linen, fine and coarse, lawn.and Marseilles Table and window damask, flannels Lincie and honey comb slips, moreen Ladies' and children's stays in great variety White and coloured gloves and gauntlets Best barege and Paisley shawls and scarfs White and coloured straw and fancy bonnets Do. ribbons, French satin, lute and gau&e \ Best French flowers, from 3|d. per sgrgy >, Do. French blonds and piece tulle ' .'_" , A large assortment of fancy silk parasols Do. 1130 pairs gents', ladies', and 'children's' boots 'and shoes, made by J. Davies"antl. Son, 9, Gracechurch-street, JJondon"'"' lt )[ j Men's1 and boys' clothing,_hats, caps^&c. "- " > • .White regatta, twill, and merino.shirts » < Nec Hies, gloves, stockings, aad<hra.ces ( - » , Jv . i Cloth, tweed, doe, mole, 'and 'cord rtrib.wsers j r \-, o- Black cloth, tweed, alpaca'jcoa^'^"^ , ; T ; [„-, Do. pilot, pea and monkeyjack^''/^/""-'1 "' '-< Blue and red serge shirts,' tweed'eitps v^' 1 A good assortment of ironmongery and tin ware* American tubs, buckets, and brooms;-1-' '" x '- Saddlery, spades, garden hoes ancLrakeS'.Mf ■ ' .; All of which will be bold oft cheap, to, make, room for drapery only. ( ,'" , tJ .; Orders received by MRS: JONES Tor - .' " MILLINERY, DRESS,' AND MANTLE , MAKING. . Two apprentices wanted immediately in the above branches. EVENING, BALL, AND BRIDAL DRESSES MADE ON THE SHORTEST UOTICS. STORE ROOM TO LET. E00M" for 200 tons of goods, with' an office attached. Apply to' ' ; ■'. IL.LEAKE,., . London Street, Lyttelton.

POISON. NO TI C E.—ln consequence of DOGS and , POULTRY destroying the vegetables and garden seeds in my garden ground in Exeter-street, POISON will be laid in different parts after this 'date. ALEX. SPROUL. Sept. 29,1859. ;- ( ■ NOTICE. nnA:-KE.notice that the partnership lately JL subsisting between us, the undersigned Samuel Gibbons and Samuel Henry Chapman, of Lyttelton, bakers, confectioners and storekeepers, under the'style or firm of " Gibbous and Chapman," has, on this thirtieth day or' September, instant, by mutual concent been dissolved, and that by the like consent all debts dub from or to our late firm will be paid and received by the said Samuel Gibbons, by whom our said business will in future be cariied'on upon his sole credit and account. Dated this thirtieth day of September, 1859. ' SAMUEL GIBBONS; . S. H. CHAPMAN: Witnesses to the signatures of the said Samuel Gibbons and Samuel Henry Champman: — ■■-.■. John D. Bamfobd, , „ . Solicitor, Lyttelton, . Hen by Leake, Lyttelton, Overseer of Roads. TUTOR A highly educated gentleman. wishes to make an engagement as Tutor in a gentleman's family. Has no objection to go up the country. References given. Address "Tutor" Post Office, Akaroa. CANTERBURY LAND, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. THE usual Monthly Meeting of the Shaveholders will be held at the Town Hall, on , WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 5, it Seven o'clock precisely, Tor the purpose of Secretary.