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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 304, 29 September 1855, Page 1

Church. Property Trustees. HPHE Election of a Committee of tylanage- -*- ment and a Treasurer is postponed till Thursday, October 4th, on which day an adjourned meeting will be held in the vestry of the Church at Christchurch, at noon. According to a bye-law adopted at the meeting on the 20th inst.,no (ruslee can be elected a member of the Committee of, management, unless hel'sliall have been nominated by some, uiember of the Board; of Trustees, by notice lodged, with the Secretary on or before Wednesday, October 3rd. The following gentlemen have already been nominated, viz. :— „ .*,./ " Eev. O. Mathias, Messrs. H. J. Tailored, J. Wilson, R. Packer 4 /., H. Jacobs, W. Thompson. '. H. Jacobs, .. : , Secretary. Christchurch, Sept. 22, 1855. ,r Christ's College, Canterbury. rtIHE Quarterly Meeting of the Society, -*- will be held in the Grammar School, Christ--7 o'clock p.m. Henry Jacobs, Sub-Warden. Christchnrcb, September 22 LYTTELTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL. rTVHE Quarter will commence on Tuesday J- next, Oct. 2nd. Fees, £2 10s. a quarter, to be paid in advance. G. Cotterill, Head-master. Lyttelton, Sept. 28, 1855. FRENCH AND DRAWING CLASSES, FoP PUI'ILS OF BITH SEXES, To be held at the Grammar School Room. a^HE French Class will be opened on Wednesday evening, Oct. 3rd, at halfpast 6. The Dhawing Class, on Friday evening, Oct. slh, at the same "hour, and will be cum tin tied weekly during the quarter. Fees/, 10s. for ti quarter of ten weeks, to be paid hi advance. The pupils will be expected to provide their own books and drawing materials. G. Cottekill. Lyttelton Grammar School, Sept. 25th, 1855. EVENING CLASSES. In connection the lyttelton District School. These classses will be held during the next quarter at the Boys' District School, between 7 and 9 o'clock. The quarter will commence on Monday, Oct. Bth. Fees, Is. 6d. a week. G. Cotteuiix, Head Master. Lyttelton, Sept. 25th 3 1855. NOTIGE. I HEREBY Give Notice that Petek FawcisTT —formerly known as trailing under the firm of "Gaskill & Fawcett"—is a trespasser on a 50 acre Freehold Section of mine, situate at Governor's bay, and that his | having been suffered lo remain so since the i -29ih of August, 1853, is entirely attributable to ihe culpable neglect, as well as un-bnsiness-like habits of those entrusted with my agency. I therefore now caution any one from being in $mv way seduced into any sort of tralfic on the said land, at the certainty of their being (leak with as trespassers to the fullest extent of the law. Westlky Hawshaw Pkkckval. Golden Fleece, Sep. 25th.