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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 362, 23 April 1856, Page 8

NOTICE. MR FRY of Aknroa, bointr about to leave this colony, for Kuirland, requests thai all accounts (hie to him, may be pji'ul on or brio re the 22nd of May iiexi,and in default thereof, immediate proceedings will he instituted lor the recovery of the same. Akaroa, April 22nd. 185f5. NO tTc E. ' rpiHE Church Property Trustees, desire to JL remind the members of .he Church of England, in this settlement, that their contributions to the stipends of the clergy, are (iue frum the Ist January 1850, and to surest that liu-v should be paid to the church-wardens of ihe several parishes. Jamks Wilson, See. to Church Prupertv Trtis'teos Cbrisicluircli, April 21st, 1556. NOTIGEi THE next quarterly rneetinir of the Chnrcli Property Trustees, will be held m Christchurch, on Thursday, May Ist, at 2 o'clock. Jamks Wilson, Sec. to Church Property Trustees Christchurch, April 21s:t, 1856. To the Inhabitants of Christchurcli and the Public. \ S NURSE and WH EELER bave arran-ed ■C^- to run a daily conveyance, between Christchurch and their usual starting point, I h:iv e determined to give them the fill] chance of carrying out their plan thoroughly, by withdrawing niy cart from that Hue of road. I have kept open the means of communication though very inefficiently I ffiant, for some years, and am <rlad the Carriers have it now in hand, as a business of ib-elf, to be conducted upon a broader footing and with move convenience to the public ; this is the object to be desirei'. and if attained, mv wishes are satisfied. Trusting my endeavours on the Road bave been oi some utility, I offer my best thanks for the patronage received. P.S. Spring carts for private parties on hiie as usual. C. W. Bishop. Market-place, Christchurch, 21st pril, 1856. Wheeler and Nxjksie's Cart to and from Christchurch daily. AFTER WEDNESDAY. April 23rdthe cart will leave Christchur-::h, every morning at 9, and Martin's cottage at 11. in the morning; and [in the afternoon it wiil leave Christchurch at 3, and Martin's Cottage at 5. Lyttelton. April 19, 1856. LYTTELTON CHURCH. HpHE Inhabitants of Lyttcltoii. are requested A to meet at the Temporalv Church, on .Monday next, April 28, at 7 o'clock p in., to receive the report of the Committee appointed ' at the general Meeting on November the 19ih last, fi>i- the purpose of obtaining plans for the ' re-building of the Church. The plans and report from the Architect will ihen be laid btion: the Meeting. Chaiu.es DunucT, llon. .Secretary. LyHelton, April 22. UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA? IVTOITCE IS HEREKY GIVEN, that tl,« -Ll Discount days at this e-(}ihlishm<Mit will in future be Monday and Thursday, at. Twelve o'Clock, instead of Tuesday and Friday, as heretofore. Josh. Palmkii, Manager. Soots and Shoes. TTPWAI?DS ofTWf) HUXDItKDPairs oi KOOTS niwi SHOES. „„ Sale at the S:,,u; „f M. A.'S'ayi.uk, Oxford streei, l-vtlelton, consssiujg of— Wcllili'.-. tun hoots JJiiich'.-is Oxonians Di-tss .-.iippers, in grout variety. Likewise, — A few choice Ladies'nnd Childrcn'b Boots and ! Shoe-of ilk? Latest K;iMiiniiS. [ Aimi, iui.^.Wii u.i.d (Julmiial vva.tci--tigijis.