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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2623, 17 August 1881, Page 3

'Messrs Lovewcll, Wing and Co., the American photographic artists brought a highly successful season in Tiinarn to a close to-clay. On Friday they open for a short period in Christchurch, and we can confidently recommend such dwellers in the Cathedral City as want to he tinned to patronise the firm whose enterprise and liberal advertising have won for them here an unprecedented success. The following item of news was brought by the Albion, which arrived at the Bluff yesterdey from Melbourne: —‘‘A small steamer, named the, Lillie Denham, which left Newcastle for Timaru, encountered a severe gale shortly afjcr having, and almost foundered. All her deck cargo was lost. The Lilly Denham, has only just been purchased by Messrs Bradley and Co, of this port. Mr W. Evans lias for sale at the Atlas Timber Yards, Great North road, timber of all sorts and sizes and coals of the best; also, drain-pipes, at low rates. Messrs Cowan and Foster rubify that, on and after Sept. 1 next MissKolm will undertake the management of their dressmaking, department. Miss Kolm is at pro cut. carrying out all orders for drcs.-es for the firm at, her residence. Mr Ebenezer Bruit h. coal merchant, near the Melville Hotel, is prepared to supply coal attd firewood of premier quality at lowest current rams. Attention is directed to Theodore Brown's advertisement, re his £IO,OOO sweep on the Melbourne Cup. Loca 1 agent, Mr Gibson, tobacconist, Main South Hoad.