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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 236, 3 February 1855, Page 1

lETTEB-PEESS PRINTING, 07 ALt KINDS, BONE AT THE OFFICE OF THIS PATER TO LETTER-PRESS PRINTERS. -st »VT.F n. t T^o Ooot) Workmen. » v Appiy iit the oilice of this paper. *"■ ~~ Wanted immediately, rpENDERS for conveyance of Wool to X Lyttelton from the iJeatltcote River and from Kuiapoi. CboKsoN, Bowler, & Co. Lyttellon, Jan. 10th. FOR SYDNEY. /3f\A THE Fine Bakque JfM>W\ X WAT EUW ITCH, P^lr^^Ssl \v Captain Addams, (expected UffTft^E&T Ilprf- "h»»t-.the 20th Febrna-c^^^ggfer-sTg^^ ry) will leave for the above port about 'the 28th February.' Freight on wool 20s. per bale. For freight or passage apply to Sidey &: Le Chex. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. npHE Fine Fast-sailing -*- Brigantine Despatch, O^ Siiah^V* ers ' commander, will sail taxrloMHE^'" 01- Sydney direct from this Port on Monday next. '■ For freight or passage, apply to ! James Swinbourne, Lyttelton. j For Passengers only. * FIEST VESSEL FOB SYDNEY. | J^A, H^HE fine fast-sailing Brig -1- Flash, Wilson, comman:^fv y der, will sail for Sydney, calli"gr at Wellington, as soon as ' ■^--Wiwstiß'.-. _&** J ler ca ,.g o j s j )ut on board. Immediate application is necessary. j Apply to Robert Waitt. j Lyttelton, Jan. 30, 1855 . ' : Steam Excursion Trip to Akaroa. THE "NELSON" WILL leave for Akaroa on or about the 10th of February, and will call again for Passengers on her way back to this Port on or about the 14th. Fares to Akaroa £l Or from do 1 R. Latter, H. J. Le Cken. STEAMER "NELSON." To leave Port Lyttelton, Tuesday, 9th January Wellington, Friday, 12th „ Nelson, Tuesday, 16th „ Taranaki, Thursday, 18th „ Mtinsikau Wednesday, 24th Taranaki Friday, 2(>th „ Nelson, Wednesday, 31st Wellington, " Monday, sth Feb. To arrive atPorlLyltel ton, Wednesday, 7th Feb. Shippers and passengers are requested to note, that all packages for this vessel must be accompanied by a note from the Captain or the ship's ageuts. R. Latter, or 11. J. Le Cren, Agents. LytteUon, Bth Jan., 1855. FOR SALE. At the Golden Fleece Stockyard, on Saturdatj, the 20th inst., A VERY Fine Steers, between 2 and 3 « years old, pail fed, and fit for .breaking in as workers. Petek Keuk. Baadhills, 31sl January, 1855.