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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 303, 26 September 1855, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICE. WITH the consent of the Occupier, Quail Island, in Port Victoria, is declared to beset apart for Six Montbs as a Quarantine Ground for Diseased Sheep. By His Honor's command, William Cohgbeve, Inspector of Sheep. Lyttelton, Sept. 18th, 1855. LYTTELTON SAVINGS' BANK. /THHIS Bank will be opened for Deposit -*- on Saturday evening, the 29th Sept., from 7 to 8 o'clock. Trustees. His Honor the Superintendent— President. Mr, Jas. Spowers— Vice-President. Messrs. A. J. Alport Rev. B. W. Dudley J. F. Ballard Messrs. J. G. Fyfe C.F. Beeby E. A. Hargreaves F. N. Canfpbell J. W. Hamilton I. T. Coollsoh •*? I. Shrimpton Rev. G. CotterilP H. J. Tancred Dr. Donald *■ ' A. E. White Actuarl^-G. W. Turner, Auditors— Messrs. J. F. M'Cavdell, ) F. E- Wright. Office —At the Union Bank of Australia. The Estate of Messrs. Percival and Eayner. mHE Creditors to the above Estate are J- informed, that the Deed of Assignment will He for signature at the office of Mr. War. Thomson, Accountant, Armagh-street, Christchurcb, from the 17th to the 30th September instant, and at the office of Mr. J. F. Ballakd, merchant, Lyttelton, from the Ist to the 15tU proximo. John Thomas Brown,"} John F. Ballakd, \ Trustees. Charles W. Bishop, j Sept. 17, 1855. Agricultural Seeds. A CWT. Altringham Carrot 2 Cwt. long red Carrot 4 cwt. "White Belgian carrot 2 cwt. long red Mangold Wurzel 2 cwt. Orange globe Mangold Wurzel 10 cwt. Skirving's purple top Swede 10 cwt. White Dutch clover W. Wilson. ON SALE, /COLOURED Views of Ssbastopol yJ Do. Maps do. in cases Views of New Zealand Walking sticks Plated mustard pots and saltcellars Knives, pens and paper. D. & W. Mukday. Lyttelton Times' Office. LOST. A SMALL KEY, with key-ring attached. Whoever may rind it, and will forward the same to the Post-office, will be rewarded. Lyttelton, Sept. 18th, 1855. Town Lands to Let. X YTTELTON, —Sections, Nos. 89 & 90, JU Exeter street. These sections are fenced in, and have been broken up and cropped. CHRISTCHURCH— Sections Nos. 823 and 824, Manchester street. These sections are situated in the most improving part ot the town and have a very extensive frontage to the abore street, as also frontages to Cashel and Hereford streets. For particulars, apply to LytteUon, Sept. 20ih, 1855..