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Lyttelton Times, Volume III, Issue 133, 23 July 1853, Page 1

NOTICE. THE price of Advertisements in this Paper is threepence a line for the first insertion, and a penny a line for every subsequent one of the following week; otherwise, an additional halfpenny ;foK'every intervening week. The number of insertions to be stated on the advertisements, else they will be inserted and.charged unid counter-ordered; such order to be sent to the office, in writing, two days previous to publication. Advertisements must be left at the office before Friday, at noon, for insertion of the same week; and must be paid for at the time of insertion. All communications to the Editor are requested to be addressed to the Office of the Lyttelton Times, .Section 2, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton, where the Paper may be obtained. The price of the paper is £1 Is. per annum, payable in advance, or £1 ss. at the end of the year, and 6d. for single numbers. The Nelson Examiner, published every Saturday, maybe had: by applying at the office of the Lyttelton Times. Any communications or advertisements intended for the Examiner wilj be received at this Office. ! LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, OF ALL KINDS, "DONE AT THE OFFICE OF THIS PAPER. ____________ ; _ _ _i H. H. WILLIS & Cos. Line of Packets between London and New Zealand. .d|NsA rpHE following fine first ■^^^^^\ -*- class Ships are intended 'fMj^^^k^S. to be continued as regular Persia • Capt. J. Broadfoot . 650 Cresswell ..... „ Ji'Williams. . 670 Sir Edward Paget . . „ A. Barclay . . 700 Victory „ W. D. Mtdlens 700 Stately. . . .". *. „ T. Ginder . . 700 Simlah ' „ C. Robertson . 750 Cashmere ..... „ G. Pearson . . 800 Columbus ..... „ A. Holton . .650 Lord Wm. Bentinck . „ E. Canney . . 600 Maori „ G. Petherbridge 850 Clara . . . .■ . • „ G. Potter . . 600 The undersigned agents for the above splendid Line of Vessels, are authorized to arrange with Settlers here who may be desirous of bringing their friends in Great Britain out to this Colony, and are either prepared to pay the ptossage money at once, or give satisfactory security for payment on arrival of the Vessel. Further particulars may be known by applying to Longden & Le Cren. To Agriculturists. GENTLEMEN,— My intention of erecting a Corn Mill as announced by advertisement last year (which advertisement induced you to cultivate wheat rather largely) equal to the wants of the colony has been fully carried out, which tne following figures will shew. To the present time I have ground 1700 bushels, in the hands of growers there are from 10 to 1300 bushels, making a total of 3000 ; the mill is capable of grinding 10,000 bushels per annum, and can in a week be made equal to twice that quantity. To have enhanced the value of wheat ss. per. bushel and depressed the price of flour at least £10 per ton is a cause of much self gratulation, and I beg to thank those persons who express their satisfaction at my efforts and give me credit, for having done so much to promote the interests of thie Canterbury Settlement. j I am, Gentlemep. your obedient servant, D. Inwood. July 12,1853. ;