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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4868, 28 October 1876, Page 3

To Let S 3ITES - EOR.. MEE.CHANI'S: m SXOfiES, ; Near Gladstone Wharf," " ! PORT Ot” LYTTELTON. To be let by public tender on 31 years’ lease;, Lyttelton Town Section’s,, Nos. 331, 332, 333, 334, 335, close-;tp the Station, and having 311 feet frontage. - . , Sealed tenders,, at, per foot frontage, for the whole or part, to be in. to the Church Steward, Christ’s College,' on or before WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER B,'at noon. The lowest or any tender not .necessarily accepted.- ; Christchurch, October 9, ; , f 1 10 LET.—Those well-known premises, the ORIGINAL ham and beef , SHOP, together with the smoke-house, boiler, water engine, sausage machine (Williams, Smithfield), filtre, fixtures, and fittings, as it now stands! The position is acknowledged to be the best in the city. Sufficient reasons for letting. The above business is.a good chance for a. young beginner, as there are seven years to run, at £1 per week, E. J., BE AVIS, . Willis-street. Books, Stationery, &c. JUST ,R E C E I Y E D, Ek Wakatipu, direct from London, LETTS’S DIARIES ■ FOR ; ' . ‘ ! 1877. 1 nr 100 VARIETIES OF FORM, SIZE, : AND PRICE. LYON AND BLAIR, i Importers op Books’ and Stationery, Lamdton-quay.

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