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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 240, 17 February 1855, Page 6

To the Electors of the Christchurch Count District. Gentujmisn,— I AM induced at the suggestion of several friends lo offer myself as ;i Candidate fur seat iv the Provincial Council in coiiseiiuen' of ilie proposed enlargement of that body. °8 I do vSi» with much diffidence and will, ;1 p Cr feet willingness to retire should any gentlemen of superior pretensions present themselves. I[ not, and if you should think proper to elect me I can promise you that as 1 have no private in! terest to serve, I shall cany into the Council*} perfect independence and a determination to support such measures, and such measures only as I conscientiously believe will be for the ben«! iit of our common country. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant. Daniel Inwood. To the Electors of the Town of .Christ. church. Gentlrmen, — THE resignation of Mr. Cass as a Member of the Provincial Council having been publicly notified, I respectfully solicit the honor of filling the vacant seat. Should you do me the favor of electing me as one of your Repre. . sentatives, I beg to assure you, that my best energies will be directed to arrive at a correct decision iv reference to those important measures which must immediately be brought undet the consideration of your Council, and in all cases I will endeavour to keep those prominently in view which I believe may best tend to the continued steady progress and commercial advancement of the Province. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient humhle serva.il, Chakles B. Fooks. Christchurch, Feb. 14 th, 1855. Desirable Family Residence witL Gardes and Land. rpO BE SOLD—by private contract, with immediate possession if required— All lhat. recently erected messuage or dwelling house, with the .yard, garden, outbuildings, and appurtenances thereto belonging-,''situate within one mile of the town of Kaiapoi, and about teu miles from Christchurch, and near to the Great North Boad leading to and from Christchurch. Also all that desirable plot of land consisting of 50 acres (upon part of which the dwellinghouse stands), 25 acres of which are already enclosed with a good and substantial ditch and bank fence, and fourteen acres are now undei cultivation, and the crops thereon ready to cut. The purchaser will have in addition the rigH of {pre-emption over more than 100 acres of land on an island opposite to the above. The dwelling-house eonsistsof six rooms, well furuUhed, and replete with all conveniences. The garden abounds with fruit-bearing trees,in high perfection, and the properly altogether is well adapted for a family residence. Further particulars and to treat for the same apply to Mr. Wormald, Solicitor, London Street, Lyttelton. . NORWICH QUAY. To be Let, FOR a term of 18 years, Two Qtjaeteb Acre Sections of Town Land, advantageously situate for business, fronting "pOll Norwich Quay, and late in the occupation of i Mr George Henry Tribe. The Sections are numbered 213 and 214 on the map of the Town of Lyilelton, and maybe taken together or separately. Bent of botu sections £40 per annum, or if separate £20 pty annum each. Further paiticulars may be had on applicant at the office of Mr. Wormal-d, solicitor, London Street, Lyiielton. Lyttoltou, 15th Feb., 1855. — ICAIAPOI. W. C. BESWICK, _ GENERAL :COMM3SIQSI AND jWNDJfiEHLFor Sydney Direct. J%, . rriHE fine fast-sailing We £%^\ -1 GRATITOD 1 (mm^f \\ Rogers, master, -lias most kH£3iVVhvr cargo eugaH, «\» d J ttgs&ggjjjssgjj«^ C! .;l aiieut on Saturday l" 241h inst., . ivitwi For freijjht or passage uiimedinteopP"* is necessary to . lloßßiyr *VaU ' lGth February, 1835. ' :