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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 421, 15 November 1856, Page 9

A PUBLIC MEETING WILL be held in the Town Hall, Lyttelton, on Saturday evening tho 15th instant, at 7 o'clock, to take into consideration, and pass resolutions urging the Provincial Conncil generally, and tho members for Lyttelton more particularly, to vote for a grant to alter and improve the Bridle Path, as an easy and immediate communication to the Plains from the Port, in preference to granting more money at present to be laid out on the Sumner Road. Several members of the Provincial Council have promised to attend. ROWLAND DAVIS, Secretary, pro tern. Reoisteation of Deeds. CANTERBURY REGISTER OFFICE, CIIRISTCIir/RCH. NOTICE. f'Jt'lHE last of the Deeds &c , left at. this JL Office is that registered as No. 825. Excepting No. 750 up to 794, inclusive, all are recorded, and ready to be compared by, and returned to, the persons who presented the same. „. CHRISTOPHER A. CALVERT, Registrar. v November 14, 1856. NOTICE. WHEREAS I have been given to understand by certain parties debtors to the late Firm of Rayner and Percival, that in cases of disputed accuracy they considered it incumbent on one or other ofthe above Firm to make it their business to attend at the place appointed—explain and prove otherwise. This is to give notice, that inasmuch as by a certain letter of agreement bearing date the 19th of April last, and entered into by J. F. Ballard, and Rayner and Percival, as transferring therein their debts and liabilities from the 10th of July, 1855, to the said Ballard, together with all credits accruing within the same period —for better—for worse—more or less, and this without any guarantee as to loss in collection or trouble in proving; I shall now- for the future take no further trouble in the matter, as by the conditions of said sale I consider "myself done with the business. RICHARD RAYNER. Governor's Bay, Nov. 12,1856. NOTICE. WHEREAS I bave been given to understand by certain parties debtors to the late Firm of Rayner and Percival, that in cases of disputed accuracy they considered it incumbent on one or other of the above firm to make it their business to attend at the place appointed—explain and prove otherwise :— This is to give notice that inasmuch as by a certain letter of agreement bearing date .the 19ih of April last, and entered into by J. F. Ballard and Rayner and Percival, as transferring therein their debts and liabilities from the 10th pf July, 1855, to the said Ballard, together with all credits accruing within the same period —for better—for worse —more or less, and this without any guarantee as to loss in collection, or trouble in proving ; I shall now for the future take no further trouble in the matter, as by the conditions of said sale I consider nvyself done with the business. WESTBY HAWKSHAW PERCIVAL. Governor's Bay, Nov. 12, 1856. FOR SALE, TWO excellent Family residences, on the banks ofthe river Waimakiriii. Part O the purchase money can remain on mortgage, or stock would he taken in exchange. Apply to the owner, Mr. W. C. Beswick. 937 c Kaiiipoi. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. MR. RICHARD SWINBOURNE. Bout, and Shoemaker, has removed from London St., Lyttelton, to Manchester St., Christchurch; adjoining Mr. Wilson's Nursery Grounds.