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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 282, 14 July 1855, Page 8

Heathcote Wharf Company. AT a Meeting held at the Canterbury Hotel, on the 4th lust., H. "Le Cken, Esqr., in the chair, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted, viz:— That this meeting is of opinion that it is desirable to establish a new Wharf and Warehouses on the Heathcote river, to meet the increasing business of the Settlement, and that such be erected by means of a Joint Stock Company, in shares of £o each. That a Provisional Committee, to consist of seven shareholders with power to add to their number, be appointed for the purpose of carrying out the objects of the same, and that the following gentlemen be requested to act, viz :— Messrs. Blakiston, Gould, Hargreaves, Ballard, Cookson, White, and 11. Le C'ren. That a Sub-Committee of the following gentlemen, Messrs. G. Day, Ballard, and Gould, be formed for the,purpose of ascertaining and reporting upon to the.Provisional Committee the most eligible site for the purpose. That the Provisional Committee appointed call a General Meeting by advertisement of shareholders and olheis interested, to report progress and submit rules for management of the Company. (Signed) H.J. Le Cren, Chairman. A. E. White, Sec. pro tern. Christ's College, Canterbury. rpHERE will be an Election to a Scholar- -*- ship on the Rowley Foundation of this College, on Saturday, the I lib of August next. The present value-of the Scholarship is £\2 per annum. It is tenable for four years, and open to all Youths, being members of the Church of Engiaud, who shall have attained the age of 14, and not exceeded that of 19 on the day of election. must present themselves at the Grammar School, Christchurch, on the Wednesday preceding the day of election, between the hours of !0 and 12 a.m., and must bring with them satisfactory attestations of their Age and Baptism (if possible, their regular Certificate of Baptism), together with Ceriificate from their Parents or Guardians that they are members, of the Church of England, and testimonials of character. Proficiency will be required of (he Candidates in Sc.ipture History, and Divinity, and in any three of the following subjects, viz: —Classics, Mathematics, Ancient History, Modern History, Gdooraphy, the French Language, and the German Language. Thesuceessful candidate will be required to reside in Christchurch, and attend the course of instruction to be provided in the Senior Department of the College, during tlie College Terms for the time during which he shall hold the Scholarship, and uTconform to all the rules of the College. Any further information may be obtained on application to the Rev. H. Jacobs, Sub Warden of the College, at the Grammar School, Christchurch. By Order of the Governing Body of the College, Henry Jacobs, Acting Registrar. Christchurch, Juno 27th, 1855. Church Property Trustees. fXTE, the Undersigned, being four r* * Trustees under the Church Property Trust Ordinance, do hereby call a Special General Meeting of the Trustees, to be held on Monday, the i'Oth of July, at noon, in the vestry ofthe Church at Christchurch, for the purpose of considering', an important proposition made by the agent of the Canterbury Association respecting the Bishopric Fund. Oct. Matthias, Chairman W. W. Wii.lock Henry Jacobs Alfred C. Barker. Christchurch, Juno 26, 1855. Akaroa Flour Mill. T WAEKMRLE & CO.beg to inform the w ° inhabitants of Canierbury that their Mill is now in full work, and that they are prepared to grind wheat at a short notice, and in the best ■manner, according to the American dressing. Terms Liberal.