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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 209, 1 November 1854, Page 1

To Holders of Pasturage Licenses within the Canterbury Block. "VTOTICE IS HEB.EBY GIVEX that all ■*-' Runs granted for the depasturing of 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 it hag become due. William Guise Brittan, Commissioner of Crown Lands, Province of Canterbury. Land Office, Christchurch, April 4th, 1854. For Sydney Direct g£ f"PHE Barque " Wateel^E^v witch," (Addams), exrMjE| ecte<i here in the course of ;. Jel^O r^friN&'a few days, will leave for the ; ■ "fi wH JUsSiaet above port four days after her arrival. For freight or passage, apply to Sidet & Le Cren. STEAM. THE Fine, new, iron, screw steamer " NELSON," Edward Martin, Commander, expected about the 15th of November, will leave for the Northern ports the day after her arrival. For Freight or passage, apply to Sidey & Le Cren, Agents. LYTTELTON TOWN HALL. PT^HE use of the Hall can be obtained on application to the Trustees—Messrs. Alpobt, Donald, and Spoweks. WANTED, fTUVO SAWYERS, to cut 50,000 feet of -L Timber, near Timaru. Apply to R. & G. Rhodes. WANTED to rent from 50 to 100 acres of good land near Christchurch with purchasing clause in lease. Apply by letter " H. 5.," Post Office, Christchurch. WANTED, an active LAD, to make himself generally useful. Apply at Caversham House, Christchurch. WANTED, a Female Sektant. Apply to the Rev. H. Jacobs, Christchurch. Christchurch, Oct. 19, 1854. LOST, several numbers of the " Southern Cross" of August and September last. Any person bringing them to tlie office of the " Lyttelton Times" will be rewarded. LOST, at the late Fire, two Pocket Knives and a bunch of Keys, belonging to A. Bayfeild, Canterbury Street. *~" Christchurcli &uay, New Town. TO BE SOLD by Private Contract, or let upon leases, various plots of land in quarter-acre sections, fronting on the Sumner Road, or lying on the river bank, and other smaller plots for building purposes, as laid out upon the plans of the new town of Christchurch Quay, presenting most eligible opportunities for small investments in real property, of rapidly increasing value, in a situation fast rising to importance as the head of the navigation or landing-place for Christchurch, and a first-rate position for merchants' store?, and waterside premises on the main road from Lyttelton to Christchurch. For particulars "and inspection of plan apply to Mr. Ciudland, architect, Christchurch.