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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 723, 12 October 1859, Page 2

WOOL &'I\B OTHER COLONIAL PRODUCE. Til II E Undersigned aw cn4i buyers of JL Wool. Sheepskins, .Hides, «tc. j or they will make most liberal cash ..advances oil ; ■ consignments Ho their -friondd1 in Sydney or )L°"doU- J T. PEACOCK & Co., ■ Wharf. f\s SALE BY THE~~UHBER-: U SIGNERSTATION SUPPLIES, and assorted general merchandise, for town and counky'.Storekeepers,, -consisting of— i ■Soft goods.. Wines Spirits Ales ~ : Sugars Teas *Soap -Candles •''Tobacco - Cigars " Woolpaclis and- corn sabk« ' Arsenic; " Tar, pitch ■ Saddlery j Oilmen's stores ! &c, &c. : J. T.-PEACOCK ;& Co., Importers. YiMIE undersigned import-to order all kinds of X machinery far saw and flour mills, thrashing machines,.<£c. -Orders for indents on the English markets oughfc'.to be forwarded as early as possible to iusure against unavoidable delay. J. .T. PEACOCK & Co. , ' ■ •' ■ ••' Lyttelton. '^EHE "--IYTTBLTOiS" TIMES," rUBLISHED IN LTTTEITON EVEKX WEDNESDAY AND SATGEDAY, "|"S delivered in Chnstclmrch and ..along JL the line of 'road between- the towns the same morning; and is transmitted to subscribers in all other parts of the province by the regular mails. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. ■* Advance. Credit. Year ... £1 11 6 ..... £1 17 6 Half-year... . 16 0 19 6 Quarter. .... 8 6 10 0 - -Subscriptions in advance are considered due immediately upon the commencement of the period suhscrihedfor. All periods of subscription should he made to terminate on the-last day of March, June, September or December. TERMS OF ADVERTISEMENT. . Tor the first insertion: Eight lines and under, Two Shillings, and for each additional line, •Theee Pence. For each subsequent insertion, Half-Phice. . * Advertisements should reach the Agent's office, Christchurch, not later than 2 p.m., or this ofnee not later than 3 p.m. on Tuesday or Friday fo insertion in the succeeding issue: for withdrawal, orders should be received on the previous Monday or Thursday. All Advertising and Printing1 accounts furaished monthly. Orders will he received at this office, or by "the following AGENTS IN THE PROVINCE :- Me. C. E. Coopeb, Christchurch ■; „ G. C. Black, Kaiapoi; I „ F. T. Haskins, Papanui; j „ J. D. Gaewood, Akaroa. I 'Who are authorised to take subscribers' names, and to collect all accounts due to this office; and fi'Oirt whom copies of the paper can he ob tamed as soon as possible after publication.' I "Lyttelton Times" Office, ! Oxford street, Lyttelton, March 31, 1859. \ TOWN SECTIONS. "OOUR Sections in the Town -of J- Christchurch for saleTerms moderate. 'Apply to CLAUDE M. OLLIVIER, Christchurch and Kaiapoi. CATTLE! CATTLE!! CATTLE!!! TO AEEIVE FEOM. NELSON IN DECEMBER. "TOUR Hundred Head of Cattle for sale ; to be -"- delivered on the Waiinakariri in the earJy part of December. For price and particulars, apply to ■CLAUDE M. OLLIVIER, Christehurch and Kaiapoi. SADDLERY AND HARNESS. DAILY EXPECTED EX " VALLISNERIA," A well assorted parcel from the celebrated makers, John, on and KeJso, Scotland, comprising— Horse, and bullock, shaft and leading harness ' Spare harness of every description Ladies' side saddles, extra "leaping heads Gentlemens best hogskin hunting saddles Whips, spurs, saddle cloths, Martingales Ladies' and gentlemen's bridles of every description. H. E. ALPORT. .Market Place, Christchurch, September 12. HORSES AND BULLOCKS FOR SALE. A handsome powerful and well bred bay mare -rising five—well suited for dog cart or the saddle, and worthy the attention of the breeder. A capital black 'draught gelding, five years old A Lcwn of four workirtf; bullocks 'A pair of bullocks used to harness. / ■ H. E. ALPORT. llwket'Place,Christchureh, September 12. POlt SALE, "FTUVES—clean and well bred. Apply to -^ MR, THOMSON 1. TO HE LE'ij, ON LONG LEASES, QEVERA'L 'Quattw Acre Sections^ in fO Christchurch. Apply t<j W.'PAWDIXjCSTON. liY'iTKL'L'ON C()LOi\'ISTSrioCIiTY~AND : LITRItAHY INSTITUTION. "D RAMAT I O RKA I) TNG. ,/-\N MONDAY EVENING, October 31, \J in the Tmvn Hall, ut Seven o'clock, MR. BEADW EL L Will Read one of Shakespore's Comedies. . E. MILLS, Hon. Sec.