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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 981, 5 April 1862, Page 5

TO THE ELECTORS OP THE CITY OF CHRIST CHURCH. /^ENTLE MEN,—When you did me the honor VJ six months ago of choosing me as one of your ltepreHentativ(!B in the Provincial Council, neither of us anticipated so abrupt a termination of the connection between us as the enlargement of the Council has rendered necessary. My impression certainly was that I had entered into your service for the usual period of existence allotted to that branch of the legislature, and if such was also your impression, and you are wishful to renew our connection, I beg1 to place my services at your command. I trust I may be excused the necessity of making a personal canvass. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your faithful servant, JOSEPH BRITTAN. Lin wood, March 28,1862. 1426 TO THE ELECTORS OP THE CITY OP CHRIST CHURCH. GENTLEMEN,— In consequence of the enlargement of the Provincial Council, the duty again devolves upon you of choosing representatives for your city;. should you, as on a former occasion, elect me as one of your representatives, I will endeavour faithfully, and to the best of my abilities, to serve you in the Council. I have the honor to be gentlemen, Your obedient servant, SAMUEL BEALEY. Gresford, April 5, 1862. 1428 ONE POUND REWARD. LOST, on Thursday, 27th March last, about five o'clock, p.m., on the North Road, between Kaiapoi and the Hiver Ashley, a black and white PLAID SHAWL.—Whoever will deliver the same to Messrs. J. T. White & Co., Kaiapoi, Mr. Thos. Booth, Woodend, or the undersigned, will receive the above reward. JOSIAH BIRCH. Ashley Bank, April Ist, 1862. 1431 LOST, on Saturday, March 29, from Isbell Lodge, River Heathcote, a ROAN COW, with down horns, no hair on tail. Whoever will return the same to J. M. HEYWOOD, Esq., Isbell Lodge, will be rewarded for their trouble. 1430 POSTPONEMENT OP MEETING • OP CREDITORS. rjIHE Meeting of the Creditors of Messrs. P. •A- Noble Campbell <fe Co., Merchants and Commission Agents, Lyttelton, is unavoidably POSTPONED until Thursday, the 10th instant, at 12 o'clock noon. DUNCAN & WILLIAMS, Solicitors. Christchurch, April 4, 1862. 1442 PUBLIC NOTICE. ""^ CANTERBURY RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. CHRISTCHURCH COMPANIES. r PHE Prize Shooting of the Christchurch ConaJL panics for Messrs. Hibburd & Co.'s Rifles, will take place at the New Rifle Range, Hagley Park, on Wednesday next, the 9th instant, weather permitting. All intending competitors will parade upon that day at the magazine, at 9 o'clock a.m., with arms and accoutrements. Pouches are not required to be worn. The roll will be called punctually jit a quarter before 9 o'clock. GEO. ARMSTRONG.. Captain and Adjutant Canterbury Militia and Volunteers. Christchurch, April 3,1862. 1427 ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS. COURT STAR OP CANTERBURY, No. 2309. FORESTERS' HALL, CHRISTCHURCH. THE Brethren are informed that Monday next, April 7, 1862, is the Quarterly Financial and General Business Night. Subscriptions due must be paid on that night, or the tines and penalties ordered by the rules will be imposed upon all brethren in arrears. . A full attendance is requested, as important business will be introduced. By order of the C.R., 1439 JOHN FOLEY, Secretary. TEA, COFFEE, AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE. HENRY BENNETT (late of Oxford) begs respectfully to inform the public that he has taken the Shop lately occupied by. Mr. Kerr in Cashel street, where lie intends carrying on business in the General Grocery and Provision line, and confidently assures those parties who may favor him with their orders that they may rely on being supplied with the bsst goods at the lowest remunerative prices, and trusts that nothing will be wanting on his part to merit a share of public patronage. (Jhristchurch, April 2nd, 1862. 1422 CHRISTOHURCH BAND OF HOPE. A MEETING of the above Society will be held at the Town Hall, Christohuroh, on Monday Evening Next, the 7th of April, commencing at 6-30 p.m, JOHN VINCENT, 1424 Seoretary. ONE Pound reward for information, Six Pounds reward for delivery.—Strayed from the north bank of the River Selwyn, adjoining J. C. Wilson, Esquire's Station, on Thursday night, 27th March, a thick cob-like cart Grey Mare, about 14 hands, unbroken, 5 years old ; an indistinct brand behind the ear under the mane on the oif side; three scissor clips under the saddle on the near side. When strayed had on a tether rope with leather strap and buckle. Information or delivery to Mr. FFITCH, Christchuroh, or River Selwyn. 1421 50 ACRE SECTION No. 248, HEATHCOTE VALLEY. MESS US. AIKMAN & WILSON are instructed to dispose of a valuable 50-acre section in the Heathoote Valley, fronting on the Hills Road, and midway between the towns of Christchurch and Lyttelton, and a short distance from the residence of Frederick Banks, Esq., and Major Scott. 1440 TWO HOUSES AND FREEHOLD LAND. CHRISTCHURCH. MESSRS. AIRMAN & WILSON have received instructions to sell two valuable QuarterAore Sections in Madras and Tuam Streets, with two Dwelling Houses thereon, let at a rental of £72 16s. per annum. Tho property is immediately behind the business premises of Messrs. Dalgety, Buokley & Co. One of the sections is a corner one, and likely to become n valuable building position, 1441 LOST the Handle of a Parasol at Messrs. Gould and Miles'door. If the person who found it will leave it at tho above firm, the owaer will feel Obliged. ,1435