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Lyttelton Times, Volume III, Issue 140, 10 September 1853, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICE. I^OTICE is hereby given,—That all per- -*-^ sons found cutting or damaging the Timber or Underwood on any of the Waste" sfnd unappropriated lands within the Canterbury Block, now belonging to the Crown, without license granted from the Land Agent of the Government, will be prosecuted as the law directs. Licenses, ten shillings per month each, can be had on application at the Land Office, Christchurch; and from Mr. Alpobt, Lyttelton: William Guise Bhutan, Agent of the Government. Land Office, Christchurch, July 20, 1853. NOTICE.; Estate of the late E. "Wright, Esq., Sheriff, <Sf«? ALL Persons having claims oiuthe above Estate will oblige by sending in their accounts immediately. Any persons who are indebted to the Estate, will also be good enough to settle their accounts as speedily as possible. Charles F. Beebt, Executor.. Lyttelton; Sep: 9, 1853. from Port Phillip. "\TffTS, the undersigned Justices of the ▼ V Peace of the Province of Canterbury, invite the Inhabitants to assemble in PUBLIC MEETING, at the Golden Fleece Hotel, Christchurch, on Wednesday next, the 14th Instant, at 7, p.m., to take into consideration the propriety of adopting measures' for procuring the immigration into this Settlement of Good Agricultural Labourers from Port Phillip. C. Simeon, c.m., H. J. Takcred, j.p. J. W. Hamilton, j.p. E. J.Wakefield,j.p. I. T. Cookson, j.p. Christchurch, Sept. 9, 1853.. Proposed Town Hall at Christclmrcb.. IT being highly desirable that a Building, calculated for public purposes, should be erected forthwith :—lt is proposed to form a Company for the purpose of purchasing the site for and erecting such a building, with a Capital of £1,000, in shares of H.each; and .478 shares having been applied for, the co-operation of the public at large is requested to fill up the list. It is fully calculated that a Building of the description intended will not only be very useful for public purposes but alsoprove a remunerative speculation to the Shareholders, as it may reasonably be expected that the Local Government will vent it for the service of the Provincial Council, ana Magistrates, and Supreme Court; also that it would be frequently.hired for Balls, Dinners, and other festivities. Blank forms of application for any number of Shaves, may be obtained of either Mr. Gould, or Mr. Bishop, Christchurch. Christchurch, Ist September, 1853. To Architects, Builders, and othersPLANS and Estimates are requested on or before the 24th Instant, for the erection of a suitable Building for a TOWN ,HALL, m Christchurch, full particulars of which may he obtained on application to any member ot me Provisional Committee, viz. : — Captain Westesba, Sir Thos. Taxcbed, C.-W. Bishop, John Marshmax, Richard Paokeb, Thomas Cass, George Goum), J- C. 1 oia:**> Treasurer. Secrctaij. ■ Christchurch, Sept. 9th, 1553.