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Lyttelton Times, Volume II, Issue 80, 17 July 1852, Page 1

FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. Ai mHE BRIGANTINE ■^^^^s. A. 'PAULINE,' expected to W^^^\ arrive at Lyttelton at the end this month, will sail for t.hp above Port immediately after having discharged her cargo. _ In consequence of several parties who recently sailed in this vessel having been unable to get their luggage round from Christehurch before she left the Port, and which had to be sent on to them in other vessels at great additional expence, parties residing on the Plains who intend taking their passage in the " Pauline," are advised to send their luggage rouud to the Port without any delay, as, owing to the uncertainty of the weather and other causes, they may be unable to ship in time. The undersigned will receive luggage, &c, at their stores in Lyttelton, and take charge of the same, at the usual rates. Longden & Lb Cren. Lyttelton, July 8, 1852. Fares to Sydney—Cabin, £10; Steerage, £5. Will call at Taranaki {New Plymouth) if sufficient inducement offers. HOTBGE TO DEBTORS, THE Undersigned begs to inform all parties who are indebted to him, that if their respective accounts are not paid on or before the 31st day of this month, proceedings will be taken against them without further notice. William Bannister, Jen. Lyttelton Arms, July 13th, 1852. NOTICE, ~" T GUILLAUME DAVID, of Akaeoa, -*-5 do hereby give notice, that I shall not be accountable for any debt or debts contracted by my wife, Catherine David, after the date hereof. Dated at Akaroa this sixth day of July, 1852. (Signed) Guillaume David. 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. Lyttelten, June 18, 1852. f£OT!6E. "TVTOTICE is hereby given that any per■L^l son whosoever, cutting or damaging the \ Wood or Undergrowth or removing the same from the " Cliff," in Polhill's Bay, or the Bush lying to the eastward of Brenchley Farm, Lyttelton, (being Section 258,) will he 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. • N'OTIGE. I WG. NORMAN begs to inform the ! • inhabitants of Lyttelton and Christ- \ church j that he intends travelling every Tuesday, j Thursday, and Saturday from Lyttelton to Christ- j church, leavingMr. Genet's store, London-street, j ; a't 9 o'clock each morning, and returning from Mr. Gihbs's store, Christehurch, at 3 o'clock on j the same day, for the conveyance of letters, parcels, &c, at the following prices:— For every letter 3d.; for every parcel under 5 lbs., Is.; above 5 lbs. and under 10 lbs., Is. 6d.; and above 10 lbs. and under 20 lbs., 2s.