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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 214, 18 November 1854, Page 1

>»■• LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, OF ALL KINDS, DONE AT THE OFFICE OF THIS PAPER W. HUTCHINSON, BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURES, Leather Seller, &c, Red Boot, Lyttelton and Christchurch. "13 ESPECTFULLY invites the attention -L^ of the public to his extensive Stock of Ladies',- Gents',and Children's Boots and Shoes, which are of a very superior quality, and very suitable for the present and coming seasons. Settlers will find" it to their advantage to supply themselves with station Boots from the above stock, which will be sold at a very reduced figure. W. H. begs to inform his friends and the public, that he has also on sale a superior assortment of Saddlery, which he is selling at the lowest remunerating profit. JOCKEY GLUB. <£omtn{tt« (pro Urn.) Mr. W. G. Brittan, Mr. Haselwood, ... J. T. Brown, ... WattsEussell, ... Burke, ... Townsend, ... Caverhill, ... E. J. Wakefield, „. I. T. Cookson, ... J.CracroftWilson ... Fendall, ... Worsley, ... Fitz Gerald, ... J. Stuart Wort- ... T. Hanmer, ley. Eon. Treasurer —Mr. W. G. Brittan. Hon. Sec. pro tern.—Mr. E. J. Wakefteld. Gentlemen desirous of becoming members of this club, are informed, that they can do so on paying an eutrance fee of one guinea, and the yearly subscription of one" guinea payable in advance, to the Honorary Treasurer. The Committee will report to a meeting of subscribers on the 2nd Dec, when rules will be adopted and officers for the ensuing year appointed. Gentlemen are invited to send in to the Secretary of the Committee, the names, descriptions, and pedigrees if any, of any horse and mare which they may think worthy of beingentered in the proposed Canterbury Stud-book. By order of the Committee, E, Jerningham Wakefield. Hon. Sec. pro. tern. ChnstdhuTch, 6th Nov., 1854. SUPREME COURT. IVTOTICE is hekeby GIVEN that a Sitting -^ of the Supreme Court for the despatch of criminal and civil business will be holden at Lyttelton on the day following the next arrival of the steamer "Nelson" from the Northern Settlements, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, within the Court House there, at which time and place all persons under recognizances to appear either as prosecutors, defendants, or witnesses, are required to give their attendance. The civil business will be proceeded with immediately after the criminal business. J. C. Porter, Deputy Registrar. Supremo Court Office, Oct. 23,1854. To Holders of Pasturage Licenses within the Canterbury Block. TVTOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN- that all •■^ Runs granted for the depasturing of Stock within the Canterbury Block will be considered as open for re-selection unless the license for the same be renewed by payment of the rent within one month after it lias become due. William Guise Brittan, Commissioner of Crown Lands, Province of Canterbury. Land Office, Cliristehurch, April 4th, 1854.