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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 723, 12 October 1859, Page 6

KAIAPOL HI A Splendid Section of Land for Sale, con, IS sisting of 23 acres, situated on the II North Road, close to Kaiapoi. " II This land is'thoroughly fenced and cleared read* II for ploughing. It has a frontage of 35 drains 1 11 the North Road and a road leading past'Mr. Loe1, IB house to the coast, and it is close to the. head oftk |I navigation of the river Cam. Apply to II MR. WYLDE, II Kaiapoi, July 26,1859. Kaiapoi. || GREAT REDUCTION IN DRAPERY? If HENRY JONES begs to inform the in . I habitants of Kaiapoi and the sur. If rounding districts that he has reduced"t6 cost pric t3 ■ the whole of his stock of general drapery, boot* I and shoes, &c, consisting of goods of the following X description:— f . * B Silks, white, black, and coloured gros glaceV W Do. sarsnet and rich check glacis M Muslins; book, check, mull and jaconet 1 Muslin dresses, tarlatans and insertions ■ Plain and figured mufilin delaine, bareges I Coburgs, alpacas, shalloons, and prints I Best black French twill and crape I Derrys, dungarees, drills, blue serge Calicoes, gray and white, counterpanes 1 Crinolines, toilet covers, huckaback Infants'.long robes, cloaks, and 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 H Ladies'and children's stays in great variety || White and coloured gloves and gauntlets H Best barege and Paisley shawls and scarfs B White and coloured straw and fancy bonnets X Do. ribbons, French satin, lute and gauze || Best French flowers, from 3%&. per spray 1 Do. French blonds and piece:tulle '' # % A large assortment of fancy silk parasols .."* If Do. 1130 pairs gents', ladies', and children's E boots and shoes, made by J. Davies and §' Son, 9, Gracechurch-street, London 1 Men's and boys'clothing, hats, caps, &i. I White regatta, twill, and merino shirtsiiF j Neckties, gloves, stockings, and braces Cloth, tweed, doe, mole, and cord trowsers Black cloth, tweed, alpaca coats Do. pilot, pea and monkey jackets Blue and red serge shirts, tweed caps A good assortment of ironmongery and tin ware American tubs, buckets, and brooms Saddlery, spades, garden hoes and rakes All of which will be sold off cheap, to make , room for drapery only. Orders received by MRS. JONES for | MILLINERS, DRESS, AND MANTLE ■ ■■'"" MAKING. Two apprentices wanted immediately in the above branches. EVENING, BALL, AND BRIDAL DRESSES MADE ON THE SHOBTEST NOTICE. *ALE AND STOUT. FTTHE Undersigned are in receipt of regular JL shipments of the following well known brands:— Ale in hhds. and barrels Bass's, No. 3 Tooth's, No. 3 I Dawson's, Yorkshire Younger's, Edinburgh \ Stout in hhds. Taylor, Walker & Co. Ale and stout in bottle, Marzetti's D0.,d0. Tooth's. DALGETY, BUCKLEY & ; C.0., Lyttelton and Chrisicburch. WHEAT, OATS, AND BARLEY. fTHHE Undersigned are purchasers. JL DALGETY, BUCKLEY & CO., Lyttelton and Christchurch. WOOL AND COLONIAL PRODUCE. nnHE undersigned are buyers of Wool and JL other Produce, or will advance on consignments to their correspondents Messrs. Dalgety .' and Co., London and Melbourne. DALGETY, BUCKLEY & Co, FOR SALE, ■f*-A ACRES of EXCELLENT LAND, situated j v/tt? about .7 miles from Christchurch; 17 acres t are fenced in and now in crop. There is an excellent weather-board house on the property, lined and papered. The land is of the very best quality, with large, frontage, and abundance of water. Terms very liberal. Apply to MR. GUINNESS, or MR. FAWDINGTON, Christchurch. N.B.—^The purchaser could have 24 acres adjoining, if desirable. NOTICE. FTIAKE 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" Gibbons and Chapman,"" has, on this thirtieth day of September, instant, by mutual consent been dissolved, and that by the likeconsent all debts due 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 carried 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^ HeUbyLeAkb, Lyttelton, Overseer of Roads. WANTED, ~~ BY a Gentleman who has Stook, to meet with one who has country. M. W, N., 'Lyttelton Times' Office, Lyttelton,Oct. 5,1859. WANTED, " " TO run upon terras, from five hundred to a thousand EWES. Address M. W. N,, •Lyttelton Times' Office, Lyttelton. Oct. 5,1859. ___ . __ - THIS well known draught horse will stand for the season at MR. FIS&ER'S FARMi on tho Hoathcote. Terms—£2 i6*«'r' i Crroomago included. Mares taken into "foal, <&c. Every'''attention will bo paid, but no. responsibility incurred, Oot. 1,1869; fc