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Lyttelton Times, Volume II, Issue 101, 11 December 1852, Page 1

! y^Christchureh Conveyance Company. Schooners, "Fairy" and "Fanny," . -*- sail regularly for Christchurch Quay and Sumner. For particulars of Freight, &c, apply to A. J. Alport, Lyttelton, ) -rr Agents R. Packer, Christchurch, ) ±ion- AS ents' Public Meeting at Christchurch. WE, the undersigned, earnestly request our fellow colonists, dwelling in or near Christchurch, to assemble in PUBLIC MEETING, At the Land Office, on Wednesday, 15th December, at 6 o'clock, p.m., in order to express their gratitude to Sir John Pakington, Her Majesty's Secretary of State for the Colonies, and to other public men and friends of the colony in England, for the introduction into Parliament, and carrying through it, of the Act to grant a Representative Constitution to New Zealand. , - J. C. Watts Russell, W. G. Brittan, Henry Jacobs, John Bealy, J Conway L. Rose, R. Westenra. E. J. Wakefield, NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Mr. Richard Harman, of Christchurch, has been authorized by me to let and manage the Lands held by the Canterbury Association in trust for Ecclesiastical purposes, and to receive the rents for the same. John Robert Godley, Agent Canterbury Association. December 7,1852. NOTICE. A LL Debts due to R. C. Bealby must -£*- be immediately paid to prevent legal proceedings, as he is about leaving the colony. November 23rd, 1852. NOTICE. THE Public are hereby Cautioned, that any parties driving Scabby Sheep across the runs in the occupation of the Undersigned, will be proceeded against with the utmost rigour of the law. Hanmer, Woolcombe, S. Hodgkinson, & J. S. WORTLEY, C. SIDEY, E. J. Lee, C. H. Brown, E. Jollie, J. McFarlane, J. S. Caverhill, C. O. Torlesse, G. O. Greenwood, — Chapman, D. M. Laurie, — Higgins. Parties travelling with stock are requested to give notice of their approach, that the owner of the run may have the opportunity of pointing out to them the most convenient road. NOTICE. PERSONS -wishing to make arrangements for depasturing Cows, Horses, &c. on No. 40 Pasturage Section, (about 200 acres,) Lyttelton, and on about 80 acres also of Rural Land contiguous, are requested to apply to the undersigned without delay, he having hired the run of the above for a given period. Parties wishing to depasture sheep on their first landing, may do so on very moderate terms. William Allott. Jackson Road, Lyttelton, Oct. 6, 1852. Now Ready, THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT BILL, price Gd. On Sale, at the Lyttelton Times office; and at Mr. Bishop's, Market-place, Christchurch.