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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2512, 21 January 1869, Page 1

Public Notices. NOTICE.', IF the BOAR PIG that fat left at my place at Riccarton, about a fortnight ago, is not fetched at once, it will be sold to defray expenses, 3448 GEOROE PACKE. AVON ROAD BOARD. PUBLIC NOTICE. TN Consequence of the overflow of the L Waimakariri, the River Styx Bridge, on the North Road, is unsafe for heavy traffic. Loaded Drays, going North, can go up the Harewood Road to the Church, and thence along the road leading to Mr Tisch's, on the North Koad. Drays coming south following the same route. By order, ; J. T. PEACOCK, Chairman. 20th Dec, 1868. C 2839 Insurance Companies. THE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, FIRE AND LIFE. Agents, MILES & CO., 39c Lyttelton and Christchurch. m ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND MARINE. MATSON'S BUILDINGS, Cathedral Square. DAVTO CRAIG, 1244 c Agent for Canterbury. T IFE ASSURANCE. (Australian Mutual Provident Society.) FIRE INSURANCE. (London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Co.) MARINE INSURANCE. (Southern Insurance Company, Limited.) For forms of proposal and every information, apply to JOHN LEWIS, Cookham House Chambers, 8745 Christchurch. FIRE INSURANCE. MARINE INSURANCE. LIFE ASSURANCE. yiCTORIA FIRE MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES. United Capitals, £2,200,000. UNLIMITED LIABILITY.

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