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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 183, 8 July 1854, Page 11

Canterbury Arms, Stunner. fi, DAY begs to inform the- inhabitants \X» of Lyttelton and Christchurch that he jj as ye . o pened the above Inn for the accommodation of fishing and shooting parties, &c. Christchurch Botanical Agricultural and Horticultural Society. THE Annual General Meeting of the above Society ■will be holden at the Golden ; •Fleece Hotel,-Christchurch, on Saturday, the : 15th July, at noon, for. the election of officers for the ensuing year, and for other business. By order of the Committee, J. C. Porter,! ri- « • C. Davie, 7 Hon. Sees. ; Christchnrch, July ,4,1854. : | ' . .' I Christcimrch. Colonists' Society. THE Yearly Meeting of this Society will | .be held at the White Hart, oil Monday \ July 10th, at 7 o'clock p.m., for the following | business: — « The election of the Officers and Committee for the ensuing year. i To discuss His Excellency the Governor's speech at the opening of the General ' Assembly of New Zealand. To consider the expediency of increasing \ the number of the Electoral Districts. i H. W. Packer, Hon. Sec. i LYTTELTON COLOMSTS' SOCIETY. \ fFIHE annual meeting of the above Society -*• will be held at the Lyttelton Town Hall, r"o n Tuesday, the 11th July next, at 7 o^clock in f the evening. ■ business. „ 1. To receive the report of the Committee. " 2. To elect Officers and Committee for the ensuing year. (Signed) J. Spowers, President. LYTTELTQN DISTRICT SCHOOL. Master of Boys ...............Mr. G. Mayo. Mistress of Girls Mrs. Mayo. -fpHE Schools will meet after the Midwin- } ■"■ te Holidayson July/10th* 1 . ,„, . ,j Fee, 6&. per week, to be paid in advance. 4 Examinations and Rewards.—There will a voluntary examination of boys once a year, tat which the reward of a free scholarship for |t\vo years at the Grammar School will be given. i At the half yearly examination a free scholarship for one year will be given in each of •rfthe District Schools. >i General prizes will also he awarded. •1 For full particulars reference to be made to -the Master and Mistress of the Schools. $ : :—: :— — ■ I CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. amount subscribed for the erection (-■- of a Presbyterian Church already exceeds the sum of £400 ; a public meeting of the eubsciibers will, therefore, be held at the Royal 'Hotel, at 6 o'clock on Tuesday evening, the 11th ;July, for the purpose of Receiving the report of .^he Committte — approving of a site and design ■for a building — and for determining whether a minuter of the Established, or of the Free (f'hurck be chosen. On which occasion the -fcpmilege of voting by proxy will be extended Jo those who cannot conveniently attend. 4 By order of the Committee, I, W. Wilson, Hon. Sec. Chnstehnrch, June Ist, 1854. } Dissolution of Partnership. [fAECE NOTICE that the partnership 4 m lately subsisting between us, the Underlined, J. & \y. W. Harrison, carrying on biibiness as Tailors, in Canterbury Street, Lytl^lton, has on this 21st day of June, instant,'by mutual consent been dissolved, and that by the like consent all debts due from or to our late nim, will be paid and received by Mr. John fcluhnpton, of Norwich Quay, Lyttelton, Storekeeper, and the said business will in future be icairied on by John Harrison, upon his sole and account. % Dated this 2lst day of June, 1854, * John Harrison, fxr- William Wilkinson Harrison. »y* Hnesses) 5* '' OIIS James Turmbull. :-| ■«■•. Mason.