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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 539, 2 January 1858, Page 6

; NOTICE. fT^HE Provincial Government directs it to be /-*- notified that the foundation Stone of the government, Buildings in .Christchurch will be laid by-his. Honor the Superintendent oh ! WEDNESDAY, the 6th January, 1858, iinpjcdiatelj after Divine; Service. , , ; The procession will be formed at the Church door, in accordance with a programme in course of preparation. _* , T > ;• . By order of bis Honor the Superintendent', ; JOHN OLLIVIER, • -■■- \ . .A . Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Office,. I Ghristobnrch, Dec. 28th, 1557.: a ; -PUBLIC HOLIDAY.* j jTZriS Honor the Superintendent directs if ..PI it fobe notified, that WEBNES rT I DAY, the 6th Jan wary, ISSB, being the ocdi-* jsidn of laying the Foundation J3tone of the !Government Buildings in Cliristehurch, may be' j observed as a public holiday, and that the offices ;of the Provincial Government will be closed. By "order of his Honoi* the Superintendent, : JOHN OLLIVIER, ! ! . Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Office, ; Christchurch, Dec/28th, 1857. UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. rpHIS Bank will be closed for the purpose of i- the Half-Yearly Balance on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the Ist and 2nd January, 1858. ' Customers are r&spectfully requested to fortrard theii pass-books at once, in order that they may be balanced off. JOSEPH PALMER, Manager. LyiteJton, Dec. 2Slb, 185/. MR. DAVIS, UPHOLSTERER, PAINTER, AND PAPERHANGER, BEGS to inform his friends and the public, that he has commenced business in the above line, and trusts they will give him that support which it will ever be his duty to merit. All communications to be left at present, at Mr. Coxhead's Royal Oak, Mar* ket Place, Christchurch. N.B. —Blind curtains, and ail description of bedding made to order on the shortest-notice. Furniture repaired 'and polished. , ! FOR SALE, ON THE ISLAND, KAIAPOI. j A FREEHOLD SECTION OF LAND,: X\_ No. 788, containing 52 Acres, lying between the Kaikainui Creek and Mr. Donald Coutts' property. The above section >is so fenced in by natural boundaries that the whole of it may be cropped in perfect security, without requiring another fencing: it is believed to be the future site of a village, being close to the ford over the Wairaakariri and to the point of junction of three main lines of road. For particulars apph' to JOHN C. BOYS, Kaiapoi. AKAROA. FRENCH MAGAZINE RESERVE. THE Provincial Government are pre-' pared to receive Tenders for the purchase of " The French Magazine, Reserve," situate in Lavand Street, Akaroa, and the buildings thereon. The area.of the Reserve is Oa. lr. 12p. on thereabouts, and the buildings are constructed of substantial materials. 1 All tenders must ha ia writing, addressed tothe Provincial Secretary, and must state the! amount the ftpplicant'is prepared to give for the11 , property. If the sum offered in any tender be \ eemed sufficient by the Government, the prem-, ises will be put up to auction, pursuant to the Ordinance. Two mdnths notice of the time and place of sale will be given.. By order of his Honor the Superintendent, J. OLLIVIER, Provincial; Secretary, Provincial Secretary's Office, • • Christchurch, Dee. 22nd, 1857. FOR SALE. A PAIR of Draught Horses anij Driy. Apply to JOHN BESYvTCK, Kaiapoi. PROCLAMATION. T WILLIAM ' ;SEPTON ' tt'o'Oßi 5 HOUSE, Superintendent of . the Provincs of Canterbury, in pursuance of tliß powers .vested in me in that behalf, dp hereby snmmon the Provjivcial Council, of .'the said Province to tneet for the de»pat<!h r of bus>ineKS at,the Council Chamber at Chmtaliurch, at one q'clock ,ii>jthe afternoon, on Wednesday, the twentietb day of January, in t,he s jeirof aw Lord one thousand «igbt hundred and fifWeight- • - ; . <v .., / | Give* under;my haxi^ai.ChVjjitchnrch,thji ivrenij.&rti day of December, ia the yeh tsfiojir.l^rd one thousand eight nundmk and 6fty-Beveo. :..-,,.. t WILLIAM BEPTON MOORHOUSE,' ' '"' ' ' Sdperintendtot, »jr his Honor's rxmtomd,'> JOHN OtLmBB, , Provincial Secretary. OOD SAXM THE QCEEN.