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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 23, 14 June 1851, Page 4

THIRTY TOWM SEGTIOHS. HMO BE LET, for a Term of 7, 14, or 21 -*- years, renewable at the option of the Lessee all or any portion of Thirteen Town Sections in Lyttelton, and of Seventeen Town Sections in Christchurch, all eligibly situate for buildin<>--_ upon. Also, several Sections of a quarter acre each and upwards, (to suit the convenience of parties,) advantageously situate in the town Sumner. «•*. .■■-. Further particulars may be obtained on application at the office of Mr. R. Wokmald, Solicitor, Ham House, Lyttelton. LYTTELTON. - rpo LET, FOUR Sections of LAND,- --- each containing- one quarter of an acre. Aj>ply to J. Tuxloch. 11, Esplanade, Lyttelton, May 30. GHRiSTGHUROH. rpo LET, SIX SECTIONS of LAND, -*- each containing one quarter of an acre. Apply to J. Tclloch. 1.1, Esjilanade, Lyttelton, May 30. LAND TO LET. SEVERAL Town Sections at Christ-! /^. church. Also Rural Land in small or portions, on the new road between Christchurch and the Ferry. For particulars apply to Mr. E. B. Bishop, Somerfield Farm, River Heathcote. TO LET. ~~ TN One or more lots, Fifty acres of Land, -*- (with pasturage adjoining,) well adapted for : a Market-garden, and conveniently situated > near Lyttelton. Also, a half-acre section in Christchurch. For particulars apply to Mr. Cridxand, : Lyttelton. 'Xytteltoa, 15th May, 1851. To the Members of the Society of LandPurchasers. Gentlemen, I HAVE the honour to offer myself as a Candidate to till the vacanoy in tlie'o6uii-; - cil occasioned by the resignation of Mr. Deans. I remain, Gentlemen, your obedient Servant, . Richaed Pollard. Christehurch, May 16. TjVTOTICE is Hereby Given, that a special iA MEETING of the"Members of the Society of Land-Purchasers Avill be holden at Christchurch on Wednesday, the 25th instant, at one o'clock, to take into consideration the circum- ■ stances which have compelled nine members of the Council to tender their resignations, and to take the necessary steps for the election of a. new Council. ■ By order of the President, EdwatuJ Weight, : Clerk to the Council. Lyttelton, June 10. 1851. ""TiIPPIIfG NEWS. ARRIVED. June 9, barque Steadfast, 534 tons, T. Spencer, from London, with M cabin, 26 fore cabin, and 95 steerage passengers. sailed. ■_ - . June 8, ship Travancore, 582 tons, Brown, for Sydney. Passengers, Mr. C. Day, Miss Hansom, and the Rev. E. Smith. IN PORT. Ship Dulai of' Bronte, 500 tons,"Barclay. JGongden" " and Le Cren, Agents. Barque Steadfast, 534 tons, Spencer. Alport, Agent. . Brigantine Pauline, 106 tons, Cain. Longden • and Le Cren, Agents. 'Brigantine Perseverance, 82 tons, Marshall. Alport, Agent. LYTTELTON MARKETS.fIetaV Prices, June 14. First flour, ,35.5. per 100 lbs.; Bread, per 21b. loaf, 7ld. ; Beef, 7d.io Bd. perlb. : Mutton, Id. to Bd. perllt.: Pork,7^. per Ib.j Fowls, per p'air,?*.6d.; Ducks', . none ; Fresh butter, 2s. od. : Salt butter, 2s. Od. per lb.; Potatoes, 41. 105. per ton ; Ego's, 3s. per doz.; Cheese, New Zealand, ls?° 3d. per lb.; Maize, none.; Ale, 6s. Od. per two gallons; Ham and Bacon, none; Firewood, per cord, 225. to 30s. ; Sawn Timber, . 20s. to 225, per 100 ft.