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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1397, 9 May 1865, Page 7

lilteraturo. THE SOUTHERN PROVINCES ALMANAC, FOR 1805. fTUIE ALMANAC contain# Maps of Christ- | church and Lyttclton. Ephcrneris, General I Directory, Garden Calendar, Port Regulations, Light Dues, Narrative of Events, Custom Tariff (new) Useful Tables, Mercantile Charges, Postage Rutcs and Regulations, Canterbury Directory, Trades Directory for Christchureh, Lyttclton, Kainpoi, Itangiora, and Lcithfield, besides a mass of other useful information. PRICE THREE SHILLINGS. ! To be obtained at the Time* Oflicc?,' Christchurch , and Lyttclton, and of the agents of the paper else- i where. 2423 i I^©o"fci.ra.£s!3. PIGEON BAY SCHOOL. j PUBLIC MEIOT IN G. I i I HEREBY give notice that, in accordance with I the terms of the " Education Ordinance, 1864," J A PUBLIC MEETING j Of the owners and occupiers of land and house- j holders resident in the Pigeon Bay district, as here- 1 inafter described, will be held at the School-room, ; Pigeon Bay, at one o'clock in the afternoon, ori THURSDAY, the 11th or MAY Piioximo, j For the purpose of ascertaining whether such owners, j occupiers, and householders are willing that the said i district should he formed into an educational district, j and for ascertaining whether such owners and occu- , piers of land and householders are willing to provide ; the proportion of the annual expenses of an educa- j tional district to be paid by such district, as provided j by the " Education Ordinance, 1864." The following is the description of the proposed boundaries of the district referred to Bounded by a line drawn from the East Head of Pigeon Bay i southwards, along the ridge of the hills to the ridge 1 round Akaroa; harbour following the latter ridge j westwards to the junction of the Pigeon Bay and Purau lines of road; following the said Purau road ! til! it meets the ridge separating Holmes' Gully from Port Levy; following the latter ridge northwards to the West Head of Pigeon Bay. On behalf of the Board of Education, HENRY JOHN TANCRED, Chairman. April 27, 1865. 4GGI CHURCH PROPERTY TRUSTEES. NOTICE is hereby given that the QUARTERLY MEETING of the TRUSTEES was adjourned to TUESDAY NEXT, MAY the 9th, at noon, as the Returns of Lay Trustees were not complete. 1 Business: ; To Elect the Managing Committee, and other matters of pressing importance. j W. W. WILLOCK, ; Secretary to Church Property Trustees. ; May 4, 1865. 478s J 3Pia.lt>llo Notices. ( | NOTICE. POISON will be constantly laid on the Run and Farm of the undersigned from this date. ALFRED PORTER, (Late Messrs. G. and H. Lee.) P. S.—All DOGS found straying on the above property will be destroyed. Feb. 16, 1865. 3464 c NOTICE.— -As my garden is destroyed by fowls, on and after this date POISON will be laid in it. ALEXANDER PETRIE. Leithfield, Kowai, May 1, 1865. 4714 PUBLIC NOTICE. CANTERBURY RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. UNTIL further Orders the Weekly Parade of the Christchurc h Companies will take place at the usual hour in the Drill Shed, instead of upon Latimer Square. GEORGE ARMSTRONG, Captain and Adjutant, Canterbury Militia and Volunteers. May 5, 1865. -1801 N O T I C E. mHE undersigned wish all claims against them to JL be sent in, and respectfully request all accounts due to them may be paid immediately, in consequence of Mr. Lawrence being about to leave the colony. 4830 IT. LAWRENCE & CO. PUBLIC NOTICE. MESSRS. GOULD AND MILES beg to notify to their numerous Friends and Customers that, unless their Business is disposed of before the 14th MAY, all Accounts with them will be Closed 011 that day, and be rendered forthwith. The remaining Stock on hand, consisting of General Stores, Wines, Spirits, &c., will then be disposed of at a large reduction, for Cash only. Christchurch, May Ist, 1865. C 4716