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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 722, 8 October 1859, Page 8

NOTICE. EDWARD REECE bega to inform his customers; and the public that., on and after the Ist of July next, all goods sold at his Warehouse, in ; Christchurch, will be FOR CASH ONLY. E. R.i intends that all goods shall be reduced to thelowest price affording a remunerative profit, in order to meet the demands of cash purchasers. The WHOLESALE TRADE will be carried on; in -OXFORD STREET, LYTTELTON, under the; stylo of "EDWARD REECE & C 0.," where all; goods will be sold to wholesale purchasers on the! usual liberal terms. : •Birmingham and Sheffield Warehouse, - Christchurch, May 5,1859. „ N. B—All .parties who are indebted to Edwardl Recce for goods had in 1857 and 1858 will oblige by settling their accounts. ,;. CANTERBURY STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. "TVTOTICE is hereby given, that all freights -Li by the steamer PLANET must be paid previous to the removal of the Goods from the Wharves (except the property of parties having, open accounts at the offices); the agents having authority; to detain the same until paid. By order of the Directors, ' J. MARTIN HEYWOOD, ! , . . Manager. CONVEYANCE OF GOODS BETWEEN LYTTELTON AND CHRISTCHURCH. THE undersigned begs to inform the public that he has commenced business as Carrier between the above named places, via Sumner. • Drays will'leave Lyttelton every morning and j j' deliver goods in Christchurch the same afternoon. I Goods and Luggage from Christchurch will re- j main under cover for'the'night in the premises at Ferrymead, and be delivered early the following morning in Lyttelton. All orders should be.addressed to Win. Reeves,; at Mr. A. J. Alport's, Lyttelton, and in Christ-; church to Mr. H. E. Alport, Market Place, or to Mr. H. Lowther, Oxford Terrace, who will receive orders and warehouse any goods or luggage without charge. WILLIAM REEVES. ■Ferrymead, June 1,1859. TO SPIRIT MERCHANTS & INNKEEPERS. (In Bond.) SWAINE' BOORD & CO.'S celebrated old torn in casks and cases, direct from the distillery Royal Highland malt whiskey, in casks and cases Hennessey's brandy, brown and pale, in casks Do. 'do. very old pale, in cases Superior old rum Fine old port, and pale and amber sherry. - The above are genuine first-class goods, selected with the greatest care, and particularly suited for the private family trade. EDWARD B. BISHOP, Importer, Christchurch. FOR SALE, A RUN OF 20,000 ACRES, ON the South Bank of theßakaia, well grassed, and with valuable improvements. Apply to MR. THOMSON. If not sold hy private bargain, the above will be offered for public competition on an early day." NOTICE. H"IS Honor the Superintendent will feel obliged • to any person who will forward to the office of the Provincial Secretary any information re-' specting MR. JAMES MAYALL, who about the year 1855 was supposed to be re-; siding in the Province of Canterbury. J. OLLIVIER, Provincial Secretary, i Sept. 8,1859. j REMOVAL.' , . MR. BURTON, Surgeon-Dentist, &c.,; has removed from Cathedral Square to Lichfield Cottage, lately occupied by Mr. Anderson, Watchmaker. ALCOCK & CO., BILLIARD , AND BAGATELLE TABLE j MANUFACTURER, | 13, RUSSELL STREET, MELBOURNE.! American and Skittle Pins and Lignum Vitse; Balls, Billiard Cloth and Billiard Furniture of j every description, at reasonable prices. I MR. MOORE'S RAMS. j MR. THOMSON has been appointed by G. H. Moore, Esq., of Glenmark, agent for the Sale of his. Celebrated RAMS for the country south of the Waimakariri. The Rams are perfectly clean, are tailed, and yarded in a separate flock. Full particulars may be ascertained on application at the Auction Mart, Christchurch. -. . NOTICE. THE business carried on by us the undersigned, under the name of the ' Cumberland Saw Mill Company,' will in future be carried on under the style of Henderson, Piper. & Co.' THOS. COOPER, HENRY PIPER, WM. HENDERSON, ISAAC HODGSON, WM. WILSON. Witnesses— S. 0. Faer, James I). Garwood. Akaroa, Sept. 19,1859. CHRIST'S COLLEGE, CANTERBURY. A Third Master is wanted after the. Christ- | • mas vacation to take charge of the Mathematical and assist in the Classical Department of Christ's College Grammar School/ Salary, £250 per annum., Candidates/who must be Members of the Church of England, are requested to forward their applications, addressed to the Warden and_ Fellows of Christ's College, accompanied by testimonials and a statement of qualifications, at any time before noon on WEDNESDAY, October ,26, to the undersigned, from whom further information may be obtained. HENRY JACOBS, i • y,, . ■■.■■... „. . Sub-Warden. 1 Christ's College, Sept 27, 1859. '