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Lyttelton Times, Volume II, Issue 68, 24 April 1852, Page 1 (Supplement)

"THE GUARDIAN" AKn ' AND CAMTERBURY ADVERTISER. FTIHE want of a recognized Political Organ JL of sufficient weight and influence to meet the erowin"- demands of this ranidlv inr-rp^ino-together unparalled m the annals of colonization) often and severely fek From th £ generally acknowleged fact that none such exists at the present time, and to secure to the colonists an influential medium by which their wants and requirements may be faithfully represented, a Weekly Journal under the above title will be published as soon as the Subscription List is completed; it will contain sixteen columns of closely printed matter, embracing the whole range of Colonial Politics, Commerce, and Agriculture, Law Beports, Literary ex£™%^Newi* *" epit°me of E»Slish .*«<* I n politics, the Guardian will be strictly liberal, and while it will strenously advocate the promulgation of the great principles of sound Government in Church and State, and be ever ready to assist in the reform of any real abuses which may be found to exist; it will a j so De tne systematic opponent to the rash speculations of latitudinarian theorists on the one hand, and the visionary schemes of wild political economists on the other, Agriculturists will find in the columns of the Guardian the state of the different Colonial Markets and various sales correctly and regularly published, and all well digested information relative to the management of land, cattle; JjSg the purposes of agriculture, and an account of im - rovemei f ts in agricultUTal implements as may be available in a' young-colonY, will be w t f me to time commu nicated. .*' /he Banks and commercial interests will always rece,re dlie anfi prompt attention in the correctness of the report of all matters relating t0 % se important branches, of enterprise. tW l ?ii^ „ill COn" tain huthtul reports of all public meetings, magsster ial trials and decisions, and events of local interests; the original articles will be contributed by.writers of acknowledged talent, while the colonial department will be rendered as complete as possible by the establishment of a tf ot corres^onilents in a „ the cllief towns of neighbouring colonies, and the English and F » ca ° efu Uy compiled from the best aut i ient i C ated sources m . '.. . * ... ... That portion of the paper which will more P artloll, l arlf Clim,sJ 1 . S -Wl?i T be neglected, and indeed every care will be taken t0 render lue Guardian equally acceptable to the parlour and drawing-room, as in the counting-house and store. From the number of names already enrolled on the subscription list, and the numerous proraises that have been received on all sides, an extensive circulation is anticipated with tha. greatest confidence, advertisers will therefore ;find the columns of the Guardian a valuable .■ medium for the publicity they require. All persons desirous of becoming subscribers^ are. requested .to send their names with as little delay as possible to the Office, Section No. 286, corner of Chester Street, Christchurch. Teems,—Yearly subscription, £l Is.; halfyearly, lOs. 6d.; quarterly, ss. 3d.; payable in advance. Printing Office, Christchurch, April 20, 1852. , lU If 9AL t, £ t fl^ ]7 arm> immediately adjoining the Bricks Christchurcll. __„„-,.„ «'. '„ onf „ ii, n a TXTHEAT, Barley, and Oatb. Also a VV quantity of Potatoes, Carrots aiulPtu--snips.Apply to Mr. Cloxhxkrs, on the Faim. Christchurch, April 21,1852.