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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 319, 21 November 1855, Page 6

NOTICE, TN CONSEQUENCE of a large fall of -*- earth in the pit, no Coal can be hail at present. Knight & Wright. To Holders of Pasturage Licenses witMn the Canterbury Block. "TVTOTICE is hereby given that all ■*-^ Runs granted for the depasturing of Stock within the Canterbury Block will be considered as open for re-selection unless the license for the same be renewed by payment of the rent within one month after it has become due. William .Guise Brittan, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Province of Canterbury. Land Office, Christchurch, April, 1554. STRAYED. TjiROM the Heathcote Valley, one light -*- red Steer, with a star on forehead. Branded P in a circle on tbe near rump. Also, a Red and While Heifer, about 5 mouths old, branded iTc on the near quarter. Any person finding or "iving information respecting the above cattle, to E. J. Lei:, Esq., Casterton, or [. T. Cooksos, Esq., will receive a reward of £1 per head. NOTICE. ~ A Meeting was held at Christchurch.on Monday last, No*- I9th,aithe White Hart Inn, ortheeurigrantsand pnssensjprs whoarrved in tiie first four ships, viz., Charlotte Jane, Randolph, Sir George Seymour, ami Cress//, for the purpose oi taking iniu consideration the best method of celebrann«r the fiftli anniversary of their arrival iv the Settlement of Canterbury. In pursuance of a resolution, then proposed and adopted, all pas<en<rers and emigrants who arrived in the ahyveitanird shipsv-are hereby requested to attend an Aiijourued Meeting" «, n Monday next, >■<•*-. 26tb, iSSS, for the purpose of ion'mng a Committee, and to take such strps as may appear necessary to carry out the object thev'have in view, H, Parkes, Stcretaiy pro. tern. Christchnrch, Nov. 20, 1555. SUPREME GOUrTof NEW ZiALAKDL Southern Disthict, I.YTTELTON CtKCUIT COUKT. "XTOTICE.— There being no Civil Causes -^ for Trial at Lytieln.n. and His Honor Mr Justice \\-akepiei.d (he Jn.ljrr) having } 2H d to pn.ceeii to Nelson, to uv se*eial causes which sioud over there, he may .not be able to hold a Const, at Lytiehon, for s-»me time. The next filings f,,r the despatch of business, at Lutekon, wiil be duly announced. Cheistopher Aldeeson Calvert, Deputy Rejristrar oi ibe Supreme Court. Office of the Snpreme Court, Christs-hurch, SOth'Nov, 1555. " SUPREME COURT OF HEW ZEALAND, -Tk-r^^r^,^ Southern D-strict. JVOIICE— His Excellency the Gover--i-1 vernor havinjr at.p,.inied Danifi. WakeriEtD. Esquire, B irrister-ai-Law, a Jn«ige «f tVis HuniMirabie Court, and His H,,,,,. r ,l, e .littitre hfiMuy; lake,, u IP O:uh of Office, all Virus ismiiii^ „iv of this Office will l,e tested in ins n«ine, instead of ti.e name of His Honor AJr, Jitsiice Sieven. who, fi,, m ihe first of this month, filis the Office of Chief Justice. Christophkr Al erson Calvert, Deputy KegiMrar of ihe Suj.rcme Court. Office of the Supreme Court, Christchurch, Nov. 20th, 1855. Kegistration of Deeds, &c. Canterbury UegiMer Office, TChrisiHiurcii, 20lh N<.v , }Sos UK last of the Deeds, &c, left at this Ohice, bt-lng that ..-irU UM « t | a , X o . 548j a] , thohe Ilrjri*w*red up to No. ;jla inchisive.are re-conl.-d, and ready to h>- f.-siipan-ti hv iin d reittined to tie Persons who juc-entfcci 'the same Joi lit'«is;raii(!ii. Christopher Alderson Calvert, iieg lstiar.