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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 178, 3 June 1854, Page 1

CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION. PJIHE remaining Leases' and Conveyances, A will be ready on Tuesday next, tbe 6 of June, for those entitled to receive them. Office hours from 10 till 2 o'clock, at Mr. | Hutchinsons (formerly Gibbs's.store) Christchurch. Henkt John Pokteb, for Henry Sewell, Agent of the Canterbury Association Bellevue Cottage, Lyttelton. • . NOTIGE. * ~ IT BEING understood that in the selection of a perso'nfor the office of Scab Inspector, the Provincial Government will be guided by the recommendation of the stockowners, a meeting of .stockowners, for the purpose of takjng the above subject into consideration, will be held at the Royal Hotel, this day, the 3rd of Jime, at noon. W. G. Bbittan. W. K. Macdonaxd. Sanderson & Brayshaw. C. OvTorlesse. G. W. Hall. . J.OHN/STFDHbLME. ' John Hall. NOTICE. ~ To the Stockowners of the Canterbury Province. npHE Provincial Council having intimated that in the appointment of a Scab Inspector it would be guided by your recommendation, I hereby beg" to solicit your patronage and support on my behalf. I am aware that I am a stranger to many of you, but acting under the assurance that a long and extensive experience in sheep farming has well qualified me for the office, and also yielding to the wishes of many of the largest stockowners in this Settlement, I have consented to put myself in nomination for the said appointment ; and I hereby give notice that I shall attend at the meeting advertised by you to be holden at the Royal Hotel, in Clmstchurcb, this day, the 3rd of June, nt noon, at which time and place I shall be ready to answer such questions and to give such information as may then and there be required of me. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, John D. Britxin. PUBLIC NOTICE. ~ £50 Eeward. T/TTHEREAS some Thief or Thieves VV stole from Mr. Smith's hut, about a week ago, Three pairs of Linen Sheets :— The above reward will be paid on conviction of the offenders. Also, A further Reward of .£25 will be paid to any person or persons who will give such information, as shall lead to the conviction of tbe parties who stole a can containing about two gallons spirits of Tar, a hand-vice, and various other articles from the woolshed, about three months ago. Ehodes' Bay, May 27th, 1854. NOTIGE, MESSRS. H. and G. HANMER, BEG to inform the Public, that they have opened an Accommodation House, near Eangiora , where travellers can procure refreshments and lodgings at reasonable prices. A stock-yard aud shed on the premises. Ptige. MISS TAYLOR begs to inform the inhabitants of Lytteltou that she has opened a Day School in Dublin Street.