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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 587, 19 June 1858, Page 5

LYTTELTON COLONISTS' SOCIETY „ND LITERARY INSTITUTION. ALL subscriptions for the ensuing year will be due on or before the Ist JULY. The election of officers and committee will take place on Tuesday, the 13th July. Nomination papers for such election will have to be laid before the monthly meeting of the committee on Tuesday, the 6th July. No person will be eligible for election on the committee, or as office-bearer, or will be allowed access to the library, or to have any books therefrom, unless their subscriptions be first paid. Subscriptions 14s. per annum, payable quarterly. Entrance 2s. 6d. to new subscribers. By order of the Committee, _. E. WRIGHT, Hon. Sec. WANTED, A Respectable Elderly Woman as ! domestic servant to a bachelor in town. Apply at the Counting-house of MESSRS. J. T. PEACOCK & CO. Lyttelton, June 14, 1858. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. THE undersigned Publicans' Licenses have been granted for the year commencing Ist July next. GENERAL LICENSES. Rowland Davis and Richard Davis, Lyttelton George Compton, Lyttelton William Heaphy, Lyttelton , Peter Cameron, Lyttelton ] John Collier, Lyttelton George Day, Sumner William Henderson, Akaroa J William Henderson, Akaroa Samuel Gibbs, Akaroa John Frederick/Ballard, Christchurch Edwin Pearse, Christchurch John Barclay Thompson, Christchurch Michael Brennan Hart, Christchurch Edwin Coxhead, Christchurch George Frederick Day, Kaiapoi George Jackson, Kaiapoi William White, Kaiapoi John Marchant Fraser, Kaiapoi Joseph Felton, Kaiapoi John Dilloway, Riccarton Joseph William Papprill, Papanui Thomas Wilbefoss Foster, Rangiora Henry Cain, Timaru Samuel Williams, Timaru. WINE AND BEER LICENSES. William Stringer, Christchurch Thomas Cook, Christchurch Eleanor Dillon, Christchurch Edwin Panckhurst, Kaiapoi. CONDITIONAL LICENSES. | John Giles, Orari: To find stable accomodation for three horses, with proper supply of oats, a stockyard, and beds for travellers. Duncan Cameron and Donald Cameron, Saltwater Creek: To provide three bed rooms and six beds, stockyard and sheep yard. To keep a ferry boat for foot passengers, and ferry them over the Saltwater Creek, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., at one penny each, and double fares at all other times. William Dunford, Rakaia: To afford every assistance in his power in directing strangers to a safe fording. To provide bed accommodation, stable accommodation, and stock and sheep yard. George Henry Parlby, The Selwyn: To provide stable accommodation for eight horses, and to have corn always on hand. To provide suitable accommodation for travellers. To keep stockyards in efficient repair. To provide such postal facilities as the Provincial Government may require. To keep a lamp burning { at night. Joseph Deans, Timaru: That he keep accommodation for travellers, stable and stable accommodation, and a stockyard, and keep a lamp burning. j John Leith, The Kowrie: To erect proper I easement offices in a convenient' place. To keep stable and stable accommodation j for at least four horses. To provide beds, &c, for travellers, and to keep a I lamp burning at night. I J. W. HAMILTON, I Resident Magistrate. j Resident Magistrate's Office, j Lyttelton, June, 1858. NOTICE. | THE undersigned begs to return thanks to his friends and the Gentry of Canterbury generally, for past favors, and to inform them that his house will be re-opened for their accommodation on MONDAY Next, the 21st instant, when he hopes he may have a continuance of their support. Dinner will be on the table daily at 2 p.m. N.B.—The livery and bait stables (which are at present undergoing repairs) will also be reopened in a few days. W. PACKARD, Stock and General Commission Agent. Norwich Quay, Lyttelton, June 19,1858. NOTICE. \ LL parties indebted to the undersigned, are j-j~ requested to pay their accounts forthwith, otherwise proceedings will be taken to recover the same, without further notice. A. FORD. Canterbury Street.