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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIII, Issue 755, 1 February 1860, Page 7

BEGS respectfully to: 'inform the inhabitants of Gahterbury, that he has now on hand a large; quantity! >of Bacon and Hams, equal-to any York -■.- Spiced Bacon Ditto Beef Lard in Bladders, from 1 to 20 lbs. German-Sausages Saveloys Pork Sausages, fresh every morning N.B.—Shops can be supplied with_ 200 lbs., of Sausages at oho hour's notice; A-liberal allow--ahco made. Term?, cash. -... . .. W. D. BARNARD HAS the pleasure to announce that he is ready to receive GOODS for PUBLIC or;PRIYATE SALE, and that his general ! r ■■.■,,■ ■•_.,. SALE BY AUCTION ' takes place at-his Saie Room,' Cashbl Steeet, EVERY SATuiiDAY,at 1 'o'clock (sharp) \ • when he will submit; for ; public; competition a quantity of. , MfiECHANDISE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITUEE, and: a variety bf sundries. MIS Honor the Superintendent directs the 'following Immigration. Regulations to be published lor general information. By his Honor's command, ... JOHN OLLIVIER, Provincial Secretary. Christchurch, Dec. 21,1857. .' }. IMMIGRATION REGULATIONS. All persons desirious of obtaining assisted passages to the Province of Canterbury in vessels under contract with the .Provincial.Government, may receive assistance as follows : w , 1.-TheGovernment.. will afford assistance equal in amount to the sum paid in cash by the passenger. , If there shall be any balance, the Government will advance the sum, taking from' the passenger promissory notes for' the- amount advanced, payable to ithe> Treasurer of-the .province, Such notes will be made payable;On.demaud, but, unless the passenger dispute the 'debt, or shall attempt to leave the Province, 'payment will only be; required in sums of five pounds' at.;peripds;of six months after landing. - -~ ~-.:..'.-.. ..- 2. Any persons residing in the province desirous of assisting their friends in England, or elsewhere, to obtain assisted passages to1 the Colony may do so by drawings a Bill to>the order of rthe! Provincial Treasurer, accepted, by a.; substantial householder, also-resident.in-the'province,;to.be^approyedof..by ■ the Superintendent .as sufficient; security for the same; this bill'may"then" be transmitted to the person wHo is desirous bf emigrating to the colony, and being; by him i presented to_ the Emigration Agent--will be received in lieu of-cash payment, as hereinafter provided-; the; bill will be re-transmit-ted by the Agent to the Colony, and must be paid immediately, on presentation. 3. Assisted passages' will be afforded only to i bona fide: labouring .men, .mechanics, and female domestic servants; v but persons, of all classes will i be., able to. assist their friends 'to. emigrate-to the ' colony by undertaking the. payment,of, the whole of the passage money in'the manner above provi- - ded?!" «->-y-r!'.yyyy,- yy:.(yy(' yyy^,.-.: ' 4. No person will.be allowed any assistance unless he shall ,have been'approved. of by the Emigration Agent in ' England,. No single man above the age of 40 years, no person above the age of 50, ! unless amember of a large'family, and no person ; above 60 years,- wider any circumstances, will be ; allowed assistance. 5. When bills-are tendered in payment as cash in England, the amount of assistance given by the Government iwill be one-half of the amount '■ of Bills. Persons therefore wishing to give their friends in'Erigland the utmost"amount of assistance must give bills-for two-thirds of the whole amount 6f'.the rpassage;money. ,;,.','.;,• r ;"H-'A'1; , v 6. .The Provincial Government are unable at present to state at what sum the rate of passage money to the Colony will-be fixed;; but albbills;will be pre pared on the supposition that it .will amount to £20; should it be less, a proportional part of the bills will be remitted.at the time of-re-payment. 7. Applications for assisted passages will be received at the. Secretary's Office,"in Christchurch, and !at the" Resident Magistrate's Office/ ih? lyttelton. .yyyy-. y,'y:-y. -.v> ALFRED PI GEO N, LAND & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, : : CHRISTCHURCH.;, '. yy QN SALE, —Quarter of an.} acre of Town Land > situated in St. Asapb street. .•./.••, „. 'Also,—Fourteen aci;es Riiral Land on the Lower Lincoln Road^■■■"'"• ■•••'■' r !: }'; ;! Terms Easy. Likewise, ex Mary Ann and recent arrivals,— 2 hhds. brown, brandy ; •2 >„ .Martell's do. 1 „ West India rum 2 „ Superior old Port wine 4 quarter casks fine do., do. i 3 quarter casks.do. pale,sherry Old Tom* in 2 gallon cases. ' BUSH FOR SALE. ' _j . TT^iyE acres of splendid bush, situated at I -JJ the Head of Lyttelton!-Harbour,-to be I sold in lotsito^suit purchasers. 1 The above bush is? of excellent quality, and of easy, access. The land! can be sold; with, the bush if required. .For.pa.r-, _ ticulars of price, apply to • !; *'■■".■ 1 ■-' ;i :X J ;"!;;' : JQSEPH DRANSFIELD. | I HARMONIUM FOR SALE. j A Splendid -Harmonium, with Twelve !" Stbpsj andall the latest improvements, in handspme rosewood- casev ' ' , :i Apply !to ■'"'" -': ',';-'•; '^Mr. WYLDE,' _ I ■ ;',:;'; Kaiapoi. "O BRUNSDEN is prepared to,.' execute orders! -4--V* .. for every description of sawn timber, posts and rails, pileis, split or sawn posts. - '■•'■; - - --- ,i ('/■•■■ ■:'::. :,'.\ i^Weighbridge,Office, . „,,,.,;,;!!',, } ,/,,.Market Place, Christchurch. , . .. MANUKA FIREWOOD. ON the return . of; the Mariquita, she will! have • about Fifteen Cords of Manuka Firewood .to dispose of., Apply-mean* time to - ..:.....! F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO.. I Oxford Street, Lyttelton, Nov. 21,1859. I HE RE BY Give Notice, that from this} 'date, I will not examine ahySheep, to the Northof the Hurunui River, unless yarded iv: a -perfectly 'sheep-proof ihclosure, immediately opposite the Government dip. , • - : ; , r T . K. ADAMS, " j '■'"':; Inspector of Sheepj. Christchurch, 10th January, 1860. j