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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 171, 15 April 1854, Page 6

Notice to holders of Pasturage Licenses within the Canterbury Block. "VTOTICE is hereby given that all -»-^ Runs granted for the depasturing pf Stock within the Canterbury Block will be considered as open for re-selection unless the license for the same be renewed by payment of the rent within one month after ii has become due. "" WILLIAM GITISE BrITTAN, Commissioner of Crown Lands, Province of Canterbury,, Laud Office, Christcburch, ' ■ ■ "April 4th, 1854. PUBLIC NOTICE. "" qiHE ANNUAL LICENSING MEETx ING of MAGISTRATES will be held at Lyttelton on Tuesday, the 18Lth April, at 12 o'clock, for the purpose of "taking into consideration applications for Licenses for the sale of Spirits under the provisions of the Licensing Ordinance, Session 11. No. 12. An adjourned Meeting fox- the same purpose will be held at Christchurch on Thursday, 20th April, at 12 o'clock. Charles C. Bctwen, Clerk to the Bench HQIJu. ~ TTTE, the undersigned, hereby give no- ' * tice that all strange Horses and Cattle found trespassing on our lands 'in the Heathcote valley, between the foot fof the Bridle-path, and the Ferry, will be impounded without further notice, James Townsend, Ferry Mead. James Townsend, for W. C, Lawrance. Edward J. Lee, Casterton. I. Thomas Cookson, Green Hammerton. April 11th, 1854. ' NOTICE. HHHE business hitherto carried on by -*- ' Thos. Gee, as Fancy Bread and Biscuit Baker, &c, &c, will in future be conducted by the firm of Gee & Co. Thos. Gee. IMMIGRATION, ICTOTICE is hereby given that those -*-^' persons who are desirous of assisting their relatives and friends in England to emigrate to the Colony, in the first ships under engagement with the Provincial Government, must send in their applications without delay, as Mr. Harman, the Emigration Agent, is about to sail for England in the course of two or three weeks. James Edward Fitz Gerald, Superintendent. STEAM. nHHE Fine, new, iron, screw steamer J- " NELSON," Edward Martin, Cororaander, may be expected here on or about the sth of May next, and will leave for the Northern Settlements forty-eight hours after her arrival. For freight or passage, apply to H. J. Le Cben, A#ent.