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Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5604, 10 February 1879, Page 4

the gebat Me BO HAND IS B S A L B At 2 o'clock, . THIS DAY, ,i..; ■ it ' i . ’ ■■ .tv B;r>m»oWf*OO. , A 1 Cosbal street. 0769-183 NOTICE. Blue CJ I< IP F s E STATE. THSftaLE OP TJHSB9TATB ; And ot the , s . STXJ.D -SHBBF | ; Advertisedtobe held ; n>'. , _ '■7. : .:05.. t. , •'f i ■ 7EB E trA.E Y 12; f*» 1»» ■'y : ■> WILL NOT PLACE, As,the ■»««>> has beau SOLO by Private Treaty Signed WILLIAMS, HENBT POBO. Executors of tbelat» : Chas.Moyer. 6681.120 j.tippwioo.* ; , ■■ Auctioneers, ‘WTCT’ANTSI), immediately,* obnipofcmt !Sbftjf Qoqde ademan to Hah ENLARGEMENT OP ’• ■ 2 ms THk history of the Lyttelton Timet is a curiously exact counterpart of thahiatory o£ the die* trust it represents. Commencing from .very! small beginnings, the rapid and continuous 1 growth of Canterbury oak be. traced almost ex* aptly by the repeated enlargements of the Journal which owes its birth to the founders of the Province. As population and wealth grow in the district, the Lyttelton Timet kept pace with thaiLgtowth; buttheexooptionally rapid increase of settle* meat duringthe past two years has almost outpaced'the efforts of the Proprietors,'. ' In spite of the lost and greatest enlargement, want of space has repeatedly been pleaded as an excuse for the. omission, pur* (ailment, or postponement of important news, interesting reports, or valuable correspondence. To obviate this difficulty, md do justice to the wants of a public that has always liberally supported their Journal, the Proprietors intend from this day to permanently enlarge the Lyttelton Timet by making it a daily eight-paged paper—the largest morning journal in New Zealand. By this means they hope tofully satisfy the requirements of their readers.' By avoiding the objectionable feature of supplements,room will henceforth bo found in (he body of the paper for all the advertisements which may be en». trusted to its widely • circulated columns. Christchurch, Jan. 4,1879.