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Lyttelton Times, Volume II, Issue 70, 8 May 1852, Page 1

For Freight or Charter, /l. /TIHE well-known Cutter VMs^\ " Catherine Ann," 15 #sr^^^^^\\ Tons, John Hooper, master, py^^^^SOv>is now ready to receive Ji^^y^^jiJfes; freights for any part of the Peninsula or the adjacent Coasts. Cookson, Bowles, & Co. HER MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY. THE LYTTELTON ANNUAL REGATTA will take place on the-24th inst., to 'celebrate the Anniversary of tbe above "named day. The Sports will consist, of A Sailing Match by Decked Boats, A Ditto by Open Boats, Rowing Matches in Boats, Dingys, and Canoes, And various other Sports. The whole to be under the superintendence of Captain Parsons, Harbour Master. Subscriptions will be received by Mr. Le Cren, Mr. Tribe, Mr. Alport, Mr. Willoughby, Mr. Bayfield, Mr. Compton, and Messrs. Tip-. .pets & Co. :" QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. IT is proposed to have a Public Ball at Lyttelton, on her Majesty's Birthday. Those who are desirous that the same should take place, are invited to attend at the Mitre «.^Botel, on Thursday next, tbe 13th instant, at 7 o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of fonninffi.a Committee to carry out the necessary arrangements. FOUND, (Supposed to have Strayed from some Imported Stock,) ALIGHT RED COW, about 6 years old, with brand on the right side " A.8." Whoever owns the cow may, by paying all reasonable expences, and the cost of this advertisment, have the same on application to G. Allen, Ferry Road, Christehurch. £1 "REWARD! LOST, A BAY MARE, standing about 15 hands high, branded 98 on the off ribs ; supposed to have strayed from section 90 ; she had a flax tether rope on when lost. Whoever will bring the auine.to Jackson and Bentley's Livery Stables, Christehurch, will receive the above reward. MR. A. JAGOE, BEGS to inform the Public, that he has removed from his former residence, London Street, to Mr. Rule's, No. 6, Esplanade, where he continues to supply parties either Saddle, Pack, or Cart Horses, on the most reasonable terms. Lyttelton, April 29, 1852. PRINTING OFFICE, CHRJSTCHURCH. t**.. JOHN E. THACKER BEGS to inform the Public, that he will ' be ready in the course of a few days to execute any orders for Printing with which he may be favoured. renting Office, Christehurch, April 20. Milch Cows, Draught Bullocks. THE " Return" is hourly expected from Wellington with a cargo of Milch Cows, and Draught Bullocks. Amongst the Cows are two pure Durhams, imported from England about 12 months ago, and the Bullocks have been all broken in to tbe yoke. D. M. Laurie. Norwich Quay, May 7, 1852.