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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 205, 18 October 1854, Page 1

FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, THE Schooneb "PALINURUS," 1* Tons, Johnston. SIDET & LE CrEK. For Sydney Direct! i^Sk' fT^HE Barque " Water-ie-l^l£^s^v "witch," (Addams), exMTEafe2**A\P cCted here in the course of 8' fortnight, will leave for the 1 above port four days after her arrival. ' For freight or passage, apply to Sidet & Le Cren. LYTTELTON TOWN HALL. TTIHE use of the Haix can be obtained ■ -"■ on application to the Trustees—Messrs. Alport, Donald, and Spowers. Christchureh Cricket Club. nPHE Fiksx Geneeai, Meeting of the il_- Members of the Club, is adjourned lintil Wednesday, Oct. 25,. when the attendance of members and friends is particularly requested. A. C. Croft, )tt «„. Gbobbdo Wakd, \ Hon' Sees' Christehurchj^etVvi, 1854. LYTTELTON CHORAL SOCIETY, THE above Society intend giving a Sacred Concert on Wednesday, the 25th inst., consisting principally of selections from the Messiah. By order of the Committee, ... - -'- 11.- Ai.LWBiGgT, Hon. Sec. ~ ~' NOIICE. SEVERAL head of Cattle imported in the late ships are missing; parties finding any'will be liberally rewarded. Should any party keep possession of any such cattle after this notice, the same will be prosecuted. Sidet & Le Cre». NOTICE. Tl/TESSRS. ELLIS and GARTNER, -"-■-respectfully request that all parties indebted to them will pay their respective amounts ta Mr. Geo. Gould, who is duly authorised to receive the same; and all parties having any claims against the above are requested to send them in to be examined and if correct discharged. NOTICE. TUTESSRS. GEE & Co., of Canterbury -"-*- street, Lyttelton, beg to inform their friends and the public generally, that they have opened a brauch establishment of their business in those premises formerly occupied by Mr. Gibbs, situated in Oxford terrace, Christclmrch, where they hope to give general satisfaction to all who may favour them with their support. _ NOTICE. ALL DEBTS due to the Undersigned up to the end of August last, are requested to be paid during the present month, or proceedings will be taken to enforce payment. Joseph Ashbt, Tailor, Lyttelton and Christchureh. September IS, 1854. ME. JAMES SWINBOURNE being about to leave for England early in the ensuing year, for the purpose of purchasing goods to suit this market direct from the manufactories, respectfully requests that all persons owing him any money will pay the amounts of their respective accounts on or before the 31st day of December next. All debts due after that date will be sued for without any respect of persons.