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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 321, 28 November 1855, Page 5

NOTICE. l\/f"RS. DERRY, Milliner and DressJJUL maker, Oxford street, Lyltehosi, begs to inform the inhabitants ot Lyiiellou and its vicinity that she lias opened the premises belonging to Mr. 11. Taylor, with a lar^e him! eU-gani assoitmcnt of sumirier (inmlg, consisting <>i Cliiua and washing silks, barege, balzerine, tnu.siins, delaine, gingham, ami print dresses, Cashmere, and China silk shawls, Gent's summer clothing, trimmings, and various other fancy articles. Lyttelton,Nov. 28, 1855. ._ _____ ___ np\VO Pair of Working Bullocks, war- -*- rained quiet and staunch workers. Apply to .Mr. J. D. Urittin, Christdiurch. Registration of Deeds, &c. Canterbury Register Office, Christchurch, 20th Nov , iSSS. HHHE last of the Deeds, Sec, left at. this -*- Office, being that registered as No. 548, all those Registered up to No. 010 inclusive,are recorded, and ready to be compared by find returned to tl c Persons who presented the same for Registration. Chkistopuek Aldersox Calvert, Registrar. Z ALAHOT" Southern District, Lyttelton Circuit Couht. IVTOTICE.—There being no Civil Causes ■—^ for Trial at Luieltun, and His Honor ilr. Justice Wakefield (ihe Judge) having had to proceed to Xeison, to try several causes which stood over there, he may not he able to hold a Court, at Lytiehon, for some time. The nest sittings for the despatch of busines-j, at L} ttelto.ii, will he duly announced. Christopher. Alderson Calvert, Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court. Office of the Supreme Conrt, Christchurch, 20th Nov, 1855. "supreme""court ¥lew zxAtior" Southern District. NOTICE.— His Excellency the Goververnor having appointed Daniix Wakefield, Esquire, Barrister-at-L;«vv, a Judge of mis Honourable Court, and His Ho'i<t the Judge having taken the Oath of Office, all Writs issuing out of this Office will be tested ni his name, instead of the name of His Honor Mr. Justice Steven, who, ftom ihe Hist of the mouth, fills ihe Oißee of Chief Justice. Christopher Aliersox Calvert, Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court. Office of the Supreme Court, Christchnrch, Nov. 20th, li-55. R. SMEATON, Oxford Street, Lyttelton, ENGINEER AND STEAM ENGINE MAKER. Smith icork in all its Branches. Superior wrought-iron Ploughs on hand, and made to older. TT> SME^TON having made arraage--iA'a ments with P. N. Russcit 6c Cn., S.viint-y Foundry,can supply al! kinds of Iron and Brass Castings. A loi of Wne-i and Puiiev patterns may be seen on application. All kinds of Machinery Patterns made to order. " Oxford Street, Lyttelton. Steam Communication between tke Port and the PlainsrlPHE splendid iron, screw steamer Ai.m.v, '25 tons, Rnwe, master, will he ,t'i>:*ij--i'b..» the Jetty on Thursday. (toti'oruMv) ami load uoods for the Ferry wharf, reluming o;>. S;>:arday. Freight to and from the I\rnr Wharf. Mt-rctjitiuiise .-. ••• -1^- !'«"> U)". Giain od. v-jr bushel. Wool X)*. P«?»- "ate To and from Kaiapoi. Merchandise ... ... 2os. pi-r ton. (irain ... ••• ••• 6- per bushol. Wool 12--.G-;. pei i.ale. '1 he atjoins of this vessel are open to make special arrangements for the conveyance o\ goods irotn any part of tiie coast, and also tor pleasure trips. For further particulars a»'ply to Cookson, BowtKß, & Co, agtuts. Lyttelton, Is'oy. *7th.