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

NOTICE. ~VX7~ E , the undersigned inhabitants of * » ChriiUclmrch, and its vicinity, earnestly request our fellow colonists to assemble in public Meeting on Tuesday evening, the 11th May, at 6 o'clock, at the White Hart Inn, for the purpose of considering tbe proposal originated by the Land Purchaser's Society, for constituting a General Society of all the inhabitants of the settlement, as a means of ascertaining at any time the opinions of the colonists on all matters of public interest. Richard Packer, W. T. Stephen, H. I. Tancred, G. C. Goodacre, J. S. WoRTLEY. H. B. GIUSBKOOK, E. J. Wakefield, T. Curtis, j O. Mathias, j John Murray, I RICHARD SUTCRIFFE, J JOHN TURNER. PUBLIC NOTICE. MUCH inconvenience and misapprehension having arisen from the practice of making verbal applications at the Offices of the Canterbury Association for the purchase of land and the leasing of pasturage, Notice is hereby given that all such applications must be made, either by letter, addressed to the Chief Agent of the Association, at the Land Office, Christchurch; or by signing the Applicant's name in the book kept for tbe purpose at the office. The Chief Agent cannot undertake to recognize, or give effect to, applications made in any other way. John Robert Godley, Agent Canterbury Association. Christehurch, May 4, 1852. NOTICE. "TVTOTICE is Hereby Given, —That pro- —-^ ceedings will be taken against Persons who, after this date, shall excavate Gravel in the Market Place, Christehurch, without permission of the Agent of the Canterbury Association. John Robert Godley, Agent of the Canterbury Association. Lyttelton, Bth April, 1852. _____ PERSONS desirous of Depasturing Stock on Hagley Park and the Town Reserve at Christehurch, south of River Avon, are requested to apply on and after Saturday, May Ist, either to Mr." H arm an at Christehurch, or to Mr. Washburnb, Riccarton. NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that any person whosoever, cutting or damaging the Wood or Undergrowth or removing the same from the "Cliff," in Polhill's Bay, or the Bush lying to tbe eastward of Brenchley Farm, Lyttelton, (being Section 258,) will be prosecuted as the law directs. And any person informing, will be rewarded on conviction of the offenders. Alexander Lean. Riverlaw, on the Heathcote, April 21, 1852. ~~ HOTIGE. ALL Parties are Hereby Cautioned against Cutting any Bush or Removing Wood from Brenchley Farm, Lyttelton, as they will in all cases be prosecuted according to law. Wm. Graham, Overseer. N.B. Parties informing will be rewarded on conviction of the offenders. £10 REWARD. WHEREAS, on Monday the sth inst., a White and Brown PIG DOG, supposed to belong to some one of Port Levy, killed 33 Fat Wethers, at Camp Bay, the above reward will be given to whoever will prove to whom the Dog belongs. R. & G. Rhodes.