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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 613, 22 September 1858, Page 6

CHRISTCHURCH HAIIMONIC SOCIETY Patbon, the Lord Bishop of ( Cllristcliurch. Pbesident,' his Honor the Superintendent. Tbeasubeb, W. G. BrittariyEsqV rFIHE Committee beg to intimate to the JL members-that the weather havingapparently' become settled the meetings of the ; Society will be resumed' on the usual nights of meeting, viz., Tuesdays, at the TowiiHallyat 7 p.tn; It is proposed to give the first general rehearsal in or about the Christmas week.The attendance ;of members is particularly' requested on TUESDAY NEXT; Sept. 21st. Single Subscription to admit a friend £1 !1 0 Familyo do* do. the entire ■ family^ ... ... ... ... 2 2 0 . EIiEMENTAEY1 CLASSES.' : Mr. Mei'ton, having in consequence of the weather been obliged to discontinue themeetings, of these classes, will recommence the course of instruction on THE FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, at 7 o'Clbck, at his residence. Single Subscription for the half-7 « n , X n yearly course ;... ... ...j* 0 16 ° Two of the. same family for the 7ni V n half-yearly course ... ...) £1 , 6 ° Three of the same family for ") « v ''■% J\ n the half-yearly course ... )■ l 0 ° By order of the Committee, H. W. PACKER, . Hon. Sec. FOR SALE, THWO very superior double barrelled guns' by -*- the best London makers: ; Apply to MR. OLLIVIER, at the Auction Rooms, Cashel-st. "TVTANTED, for a family shortly ext t pected to arrive at Lytteltoh,: a Furnished Cottage; with sitting room, and three or four bed rooms. Apply to MILES KINGTON & CO., Lyttelton. BULLOCK DRAY. A Substantial Colonial-built Bullock Dray for sale. Apply to Mr. OLLIVIER, Cashel-street. September 7, 1858.' TO THE ELECTORS OF LYTTELTON. ri ENTLEMEN,—Mr: Waitt's resignav_* tion offers me an- opportunity of presenting myself as a candidate for the honor of becoming one of' your representatives in the Council of this province. <• To urge the prosecution of public works .now in. progress' with all possible -vigor—to determine upon" the new works which may be prudently" undertaken, and upon the means- by which .they'may,be best carried out-in this and other, districts—and generally to apply the increasing'funds of the province with judicious liberality towards the satisfaction of its many requirements—are in my opinion the principal duties'which it will be for the Council to perform'in the approaching session. It is my hope,'and will be my object, if; elected, to take part in these duties with advantage to our town and to the province, and to use my best judgment in determining rightly such other questions as may come before the Council for decision. I have the honor to be, gentlemen, Your very obedient servant, CROSBIE WARD. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE AVON DISTRICT. (^ ENTLEMEN,—Had I received a vT timely intimation of the vacancy which has just occurred in the Avon 'Electoral District, in consequence of Mr. Woodford's resignation of his seat in the Provincial Council, I should have offered myself to your notice as his successor. As I how find there are already ! two candidates in the field, and that a majority of your votes are pledged, I shall not on the present occasion solicit your suffrages ;\ but whenever an opportunity may again present itself, I shall venture to obtrude myself upon your notice, and I trust that a residence of six years in the settlement,- combined with a personal and practical acquaintance with its agricultural and. pastoral interests will acquit me of any undue presumption in seeking the honor of becoming one of your representatives. I am, gentlemen, Your very obedient servant, THOMAS ROWLEY. Middleton, Sept. 14,1858. TO THE SHEEP-FARMERS OF THE' PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY. /^.ENTLEMEN,— Sir W. Congreve V_J ■ having resigned/and understandingthat your recommendation of his successor will be approved by the Government, I beg to offer myself as a candidate for the appointment of Scab Inspector for the Province. I have decided not to solicit personally the favor of- your votes- J beg to assure you, that should you do n*e ™£ honor to recommend me for election; I shalrbe unremitting in my endeavour conscientiously to fulfil the important - duties •of the office. I have the honor to bo, gontlomon, Your obedient sorvant, „, . Lt P- B. BOULTON. Chnstchurch, Sept. 15, 1858,