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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2524, 4 February 1869, Page 4

Public Notices. £ 8. 30 0 15 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 THE CANTERBURY MUSEUM. SUBSCRIPTIONS already received in aid of the amount granted by the Provincial Council for the Erection of a Building for the Canterbury Museum George Gould ... Miles and Co. ... E. 8. Dalgety and Co. Matheson's Agency E. H. Rhodes ... John Christie Aitken L. G. Cole and Co. Eanmer and Harper W. H. Lane John Levis Ward and Co. ... W. White and Co. Wilson and Alport Hie Honor the Superintendent... 5 0 His Honor Judge Gresson ... 5 0 His Worship the Mayor of Christchurch 5 0 0 Samuel Bealey ••• 50 0 J. 1). and C. Enys 5 0 0 Julius Haast , 5 0 Joshua Strange Williams ... 50 0 Marmaduke Dixon, M.P.C. ... 5 S 0 H. Buchanan, M.P.C 5 0 Thos. Ellis Mley Gorge, Station 5 0 Honi Ernest Gray, M.P.C ... 50' Ed. Jollie, M.P.C 5 0 H. J. Tancred, M.P.C. ... 5 0 Bet Canon Wilson ... ... 5 0 A. C. Barker 3 3 D. Bourbel and Co 3 3 J. J. Eletqher ~.. ... . 3 3 New Zealand Trust and Loan Company (limited) 3 3 0 Packe Brothers 3 3 0 E. Beece .... • ... 3 3 0 Taylor and Co 3 3 0 Gi Thornton . 3 3 0 C. C. Boven 3 3 0 D. Davis, M.P.C. 3 3 0 Hon. J. Hawdou 3 3 0 E.P.Sealey 3 3 0 , Wynn Williams... 2 12 6 ' William Pratt, Dunstable House 210 0 C. C. Aikman 22 0 E. B. and F. A. Bishop 22 W.D. Carruthers ...' •" 22 Cobb and Sawtell 22 •W. P. CoFlishaw ... ... 22 And. Duncan 22 T.S.Duncan 22 John Grigg ' 22 H.H.Hennali 22 John Marshman... 22 Henry Matsijn ... ; ... ... 22 B. W. Mountfort... 22 New Zealand Insurance Company 22 T. and E. Pavitt...; ... 22 J, T.Peacock' ... ... ... 22 E.'Richardson ... ... ... 22 E. M.Templer ... ,22 H, Thomson ... 22 C. W. Turner ... ■ ... ... 22 Walton, Warner, and Co. ... 22 C.Clark 22 A. Hornbrook, M.P.C 22 W, Langdown ... ... ... 22

Hon. 6. L. Lee, M.P.C. • ... 22 0 W. Montgomery, M.P.C. ... 22 0 T.Nottidge ... 22 0 B. Petersen and Co ... ... 22 0 ff. Potts, M.P.'C. 22 0 Sheppard and Co 22 0 S. Studholme ... ... ... 22 0 E. Townsend ... 22 0 T.Tombs ... 2 0 0 IV. Black ... ... ... 1 10 0 M.Biiig ... ... ... 110 Cook and Ross -... ... ... 1 1 0 Gborgd Hart ... /.... ... 1 1 i) Robert lliife ... 110 T.D.Jones 1 1 0 S. and H. Nashelski ... ... 110 Wm Neeve . ... ... ■ ... 1 1 0 J. OUiviefr... 110 BobtPark 110 C. W, Purnell ... ... ... 110 Bird and Jories ... 110 JohnC.,Boys ... ' i.. ... 1 1 0 J. W. S. Coward ... ... 11 0 'G. Fletcher ... ... l 1 0 A. Fussel ... 1 10 a.j: • ... ... ... ... i i o 'James A. M'llraith... ... 1 I ;o W: Jones- 1 1 .0 L. E.Nathan ... 1 1 0 J. J. Oakden ... 1 1 ; 0 S. A. Pope 1 1 '0 W. F; Warner ... ... ... 11 0 W. Zeesler ■ > ... 110 J.C.AngUS • ... ... 1 0 0 J.P.Jameson ... ... ... ,1 0 0 A Friend .. ... ..; ... . 1 0 0 Llewellyn Powell 1 o 0 H. Redwood, junrVKelson ... 1 1 o 0 S. S. Tancred... ... ... 10 0 Revß;Bavin ... 015 0 J.A.Bird!- ... 0 10 0 Jones, Brothers 0 5 0 : Drflaast wishes :to thank sincerely those ' who have so readily and liberally answered the appeal made by liim in favour of the Museum. ■■'/.. He now trusts confidently that he will be. !■. able to raise the sum required to render the building worthy of the object and of the province.-. • , . He begs that the Working Classes will particularly understand that he will be happy to receive the Smallest Contributions. Dr Haast' hopes that further subscriptions will be added, sufficient to carry out Mr Mountfort's plans. Following the suggestions of a correspondent in the lyttelton Times, he begs toiinyite the teachers of public and private schools'to make collections for the same purpotfe ; among their pupils for the instruction'iif whom the Canterbury Museum will " in future be always available. . .For the convenience of Subscribers, Lists have been opened at the following places The Batik of New Zealand Messfs Miles and Co., E. S. Dalgety and Co., iv •; s Wilson and Alport, ■ . J. P. Jameson, . Cook and Ross, ' . Lyltdlon Times, Friss, ■ ■ ; Eveninq Mail, :! : • • ! 5/ar,. . " 'Library Institute;

.constitutional reform ' ' Association. 17E, : the unijlersigiied, believing the state T of public affairs in tliis colony to be f oil ,o|, peril that the war at present existing will entail additional burdens' on |he people,'already, taxed to tbeutmoßt limit ? that the present excessive taxation paralyses the best efforts of the colonists, and prevents intending'emigrants from coming, to these shores: and believing, also, that the Colonial Government and .the General Assembly,; as ; constituted, can,neither legislate for, nor administer satisfactorily, the affairs of the colony—, , __ Hereby form ourselves into " AN iASSOCIATION With' the folldwing obj6ct9 in view ::To rtturn ,Membersto, the House'of Representatives pledged to vbte against .war expenditure for the sub- ... .. jugation of the native race. .. ' To, collect and diffuse statistical information, and endeavour, by ' public meetings and all other lawful means, to induce the people of both Islands to petition' her Majesty and the Imperial Parliament to revise the Constitution, and thereby obtain separate legislatures for the Northern and Middle Islands, with a Federal Congress Lr the establishment of ; r :,i a Customs Tariff; the maintenance of the public credit by payment of in- . terest. and sinking fund on Colonial Loans; 11 tli'e management of the Marine Postal Services; and.pro.if i 'Riding for and conducting external defence. W/WiiGOnJ Mayorof Charles Treleaven Christchurch , Wm. Manson ,, John, Studholme, W. Montgomery, M.H.R. M.P.C. Rotfert Swan R. H. Khodes. M.P.C, Walter Kennaway. W. Beeves, J P, M.P.C.