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der Mr. F. a fit and proper person to represent Lyttelton," there were only 5 hands held up. They may well publish three columns to support the meeting, after such a prodigious show of hands, and mentally exclaim with Burns: " Oh I would some powers the giftie gie us. To see ourselves as others see us." Gentlemen, I have the honor to be, Your obedient servant, Rowland Datis. ONE POUND REWARD. LOST, on the.Ferry 'Road, near Christchurch, a small PARCEL, addressed to Major O'Connell, Mount Grey. Any person finding the above will receive the reward by delivering it to Mr. Tkibe, Lyttelton, or at the Golden Fleece, Christchurch. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, about a month since, a CAMEO • BROACH, oval, large size; subject—a female figure feeding a lamb. Whoever will bring the said Broach to the office of the Lyttelton Times, shall receive the above reward. TWO POUNDS REWARD. LOST, from the Run of Cass's Bay, a Red Heifer, branded with S. on the near rump, supposed to have a calf with her. Whosoever will give information to Thos. Mutton, Lyttelton, shall receive the above reward. Lyttelton, April 28, 1853. TWO POUNDS REWARD. LOST, from Mr. Marshtnan's Paddock, 2 HEIFERS, pitch branded on near rump. Whoever will deliver the same to John Griffiths, Blacksmith, near Christchurch, will receive a reward of £1 each. TO SAWYERS. WANTED, three or four pairs of Sawyers. Enquire of Mr. Cuff, Stanmore, Pigeon Bay, or at the Office of the Lyttelton Times, Lyttelton. ACCOUNT BOOKS AND STATIONERY, On Sale at the "Lyttelton Times" Office. Account Books, various sizes, bound in sheep and vellum, Morocco and Russia Ledgers, Cash and Memorandum Books, all sizes, and variously bound, Foolscap, Letter, and Note Paper. Tracing Paper. Scribbling and Music Paper. Sealing-wax, Card-cases, &c. / Blotting-Paper, Ciphering Books, Walkden's Ink-Powders. ~~~ TIMBER PURCHASED in any Quantities by Longden & Le Ceen. AS Agents of Messrs. Money Wigkam and Sons, and C. A. Altmee, Esq., of London, the undersigned are ready to receive applications from the friends of persons in England who wish to obtain passages in any of the vessels despatched by the above parties. To follow the "Minerva," the "Cornwall,", the " Slam's Castle," and other vessels. ■ Cookson, Bowlek, & Co., ' Agents at Lyttelton. Lyttelton, March 23rd. Messrs. longden & le cren HAVE established a branch of their * Business at Christchurch, in the premises lately occupied by Messrs. Jenkin and McLean, opposite the Golden Fleece Hotel. Goods of all descriptions on Sale at wholesale prices. An Auction every week of Colonial Produce and General Merchandize. Parties wishing to submit Stock, Farm Produce, Furniture, or Goods of any description, to Auction, are requested to give notice of the same a few days prior to the sale.