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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1229, 30 April 1864, Page 6

RToiar .Ad.vertl*emeP'* J ' KAIAPOI BOAD BOARD. TENDERS WANTED. FOR Claying that part of Charles street, Kaiapoi, between the new Swing Bridge and Jones street, where necessary, and metalling the same. For specification of work apply to the undersigned, JOHN FULLER, C)erk< and Treasurer Kaiapoi Road Board. Tenders must be sent in not later than Tuesday, 10th May, at 4 p.m., and left at the Court House letter-box. 2645 OXFORD ROAD BOARD. A MEETING of the HOUSEHOLDERS of the Oxford district will be held at REDFERN'S HOTEL, Oxford, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of May, at the hour of Noon, for the purpose of Electing a Member in the place of T. W. White, Esq. WILSON FISHER, 2464 Chairman, pro tern. LINCOLN ROAD. LAND AND HOUTETO BE LET FOR THREE YEARS. f nHE land comprises 12 acres, fenced in, complete X with garden, &c. The house, which is very substantially built, contains nine rooms. There are stabling, shed, good well of water, &c. This most desirable property is situated just off • the Lincoln road, and only half a mile from the iTown Belt. No. 781 For particulars, apply to LUCK & CLARK, ,2659 Christchurch. ! CENTRAL HEATIICOTE DISTRICT ROAD BOARD. LINCOLN ROAD TOLL GATE. TENDERS FOR TOLLS. AT a Meeting to be held on Wednesday, the 18th May next, the Board will be prepared to receive tenders for the hire of the tolls arising from this gate for twelve months, from Monday, the 22nd May inclusive. I After Wednesday, the 11th May, the weekly iamount of tolls received from 13th April to that date, and the conditions on which the said tolls will be let can be obtained on application to me. No tenders will be received after Tuesday evening, the 17th May. By order, WILLIAM W. ARCHER, Clerk to the Board. Lincoln Road, April 27, 1864. 2664 EAST RAKAIA ROAD BOARD. THE following TENDERS have been received for the work to be done at the junction of the Weeden and Courtenay road with the Great South road, near Weeden:— £ 8. d. William Crow 120 0 0 William Bowis 110 0 0 Griffiths and Taylor 99 7 0 Thomas Macartney .. 58 0 0 Thomas Clark (accepted conditionally 28th April, 1864; confirmed 29th April) 55 0 0 j. f. l. McClelland, 2668 Member East R ikaia Road Board. TO MASTERS OF COASTING VESSELS AND OTHERS. TENDERS are invited for the supply and delivery of 10,000 POSTS (black pine) at Saltwater Creek. For particulars, &c., apply to 2613 DeBOURBEL & CO. TO MASONS AND CARPENTERS. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of a STONE CHURCH in Latimer square. Seperate tenders under the above heads will be received. Plans and specifications to be seen at the office of the undersigned on and after Thursday next, the sth May. •Tenders to be sent in to, the undersigned on or before the 19th May next. MAXWELL BURY, Architect, Gloucester street. April 29, 1864. 2663 NOTICE. I HEREBY give notice, that by a deed of separation, dated 25th April, 1864, between tne and my wife, Lydia Lloyd, a sufficient provision has been made, and that I shall not discharge any liability of any kind she may contract or have contracted. JOSEPH LLOYD. Papanui, April 28,1864. 2658 NOTICE. "

BY direction of Miss Skillicorn, I hereby give notice, that on Monday, the 2nd May prox., I shall institute legal proceedings for recovery of all debts owing to her, if not paid to me before that day. THOMAS J. JOYNT, Solicitor, Lichfield street. Christchurch, April 25, 1864. 2616 MONEY. NEW ZEALAND TRUST AND LOAN COMPANY, LIMITED. THIS Company is now ready to make advances upon freehold and other securities. Terms and particulars may be obtained on application to W. D. CARRUTHERS, Manager. Lichfield street. 2635 W O 0 L. THE undersigned are cash purchasers of wool, or Bills of Lading of wool shipped for the London market. 2614 DeBOURBEL & CO. TO THE PRESIDENT AND GOVERNORS OF THE CHRISTCHURCH HOSPITAL. GENTLEMEN —Being a Candidate for the Appointment of Surgeon to the Christchurch Hospital, I beg leave to submit the following testimonials with regard to my practice in New Zealand. COURTNEY NEDWILL, M.D. Christchurch, April 25, 1864. I have much pleasure in bearing my testimony to the skill and attainments of Dr. Courtney Nedwill. whom I have been intimately acquainted with since October, 1862, and who, on my passage out from England in the Chariot of Fame, was in medical charge of the large number of emigrants on board. During this period, and since his arrival in New Zealand, 1 have had many opportunities of witnessing his skill in the treatment of disease, and feel no hesitation in stating that he has a perfect knowledge of his profession—practical, as well as theoretical— whilst his uniform kindness and attention, peculiarly fit him for the office for which he is a candidate. William Deamef, MD. Kaiapoi, 25th April, 1864. I)r. Nedwill—Dear Sir—l have much pleasure in bearing my testimony to your skill as a Surgeon, and general professional attainments, and feel confident that should you be elected Surgeon to the Christchurch Hospital, you will do justice to your trust, and realise the expectations of the Governors. I am, dear Sir, Yours, faithfully S. Beswick, Surgeon. Rangiora, April 22, 1864. My Dear Dr. Nedwill—lt affords me real pleasure to testify the very general—l might say, universal— estimation, in which you were held during your residence at Rangiora. Your leaving the district was felt to be a public loss, as the inhabitants had the highest confidence in you as a Medical Practitioner, and esteemed you greatly for your private virtues. Believe me, Ever sincerely yours, 5649 B. W. Dudley.