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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 426, 3 December 1856, Page 8

TO BUILDERS. COMMERCIAL HALL CHRISTCHURCIL PERSONS desirous of contracting for the erection of the large hall, are informed that tho plans and specifications may be soon, and further particulars obtained on application to Mr. I. Luck, Architect, Christchurch, on and after Monday, the Sth insfc Tenders to be sent in before 8 o'clock/p.m., on Monday, tho 15th inst., (at which hour tho Building Conumtttee will meet,) addressed to the Chairman of tho Building Committee, Commercial Hall, Christchurch, and endorsed ' Tendor for Building Hall.* The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. By order of the Building Committee, . W. WILSON, ") Hon. ; T. HICHENS. j Secsi [ Christchurch, 1 Dec, 1556. LOST.—£3 REWARD. A BAY MARE, branded 6, on near side, [and 20 on off side, with a tether rope on! The above reward will be given on delivery to MR. STUART, at the Royal Hotel. LYTTELTON AND CHRISTCHURCH MAIL. Post Office, Lytteltori, 26th November, 1856. FTIENDERS will be received at this office j JLuntil noon on Saturday the 13th December for the conve3*ance of a mail between Lyttelton and Christchurch, and the delivery of letters, daily, for fifteen months from the Ist January, 1857The Mail to start from Christchurch daily, (except on Sunday,) at 9 o'clock, a.m., conveying letters and newspapers for delivery at the Post Office, Lyttelton, and an open oag, containing letters and newspapers, for delivery to persons living within the Town of Lyttelton, and on the roadside along the lino of route. Another mail to start from Lyttelton, daily, (except on Sundays,) at 3 o'clock, p.m., carrying letters and newspapers for delivery at the Post-Office, Chrisichurch, and an open bag, containing letters and newspapers for delivery to persons living within the town of Christchurch, arid on the road side along tho line of route. All letter and papers to be delivered on the day they are* received, either afc the respective . Post-offices, or at the residences of the persons to whom they are addressed. The contractor "will not be allowed to carry any letter?, or newspapers, except those which have passed through the Post-Office, or which are to be delivered at the next Post office. The contractor will have to find two sureties i for the performance of his contract. i Penalties for breach of contract will be enforced hy deductions from the amount due to i the contractor. Payments on account of the service to be made monthly. Tenders will be received for either service separately or both together. W. L. HOWABD, Postmaster. CHRISTCHURCH AND KAIAPOI MAIL. Post Office, Lyttelton, 26th November, 1837. TKNDIvRS will be received at this office until Saturday, the 13th December, for the conveyance of a. mail between Christchurch and JCaiupoi, twice-a-week, for fifteen months, from the Ist of January, 1857, Tenders must si ate the days and hours on which it is proposed that tho mail should start from either place. The contractor will have to find two sureties for the performance of his contract. Penalties for breach of contract will be anforced by deductions from the amount due to the contractor. Payments on account of the service to be made monthly. W. L. HOWARD, Postmaster.