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Lyttelton Times, Volume III, Issue 149, 12 November 1853, Page 1

LYTTELTON CHORAL SOCIETY. AT a Meeting of the Committee of the above Society, it was resolved that the Subscriptions 'Or the ensuing year be— For the Wednesday Evening Classes, Male members lOs. Female do 4s. For the Elementaly. Classes <>s. Honorary Members 10s. All Subscriptions payable in advance. By order of the Comniitiee, R. Davis, Secretary. WANTED TO PURCHASE, "OROM 15 to 25 Acres of Land, within -*- two or three miles of Christchuich, \vith:a Road frontage. 50 acres on Lease, with the ..light of purchase at the expiration of a term, will not beobjected to. Applications to be addressed to Mr. Hart, at the White Hart, Christchnrcb. Christchurch Conveyance Company. ALL PARTIES indebted ; to the above -*-*- Company for Freights, are requested to pay the same to their Agents, Mr. Packer, of Christchurch, or Mr. G. H. Tribe, of Lytteltou, on or.before the 19th of November next, or pr«r.ceedings will be takeu for the recovery of the' same. All parties having any claims agaiiist the Company are requested to forward their accounts to the Secretary on or before the above date, (Nov. 19th,) that they may be examined and discharged. By order of the Committee, S. Gundky, Hon. Sec. Lyttelton, Oct. 31. Christchnrch Market. ON Saturday, the 19th instant, a pen of about 50 Fat Wethers will be submitted for sale in this market. A. & C. Perceval. Anniversary Races. A MEETING will 15e held at the Golden Fleece Hotel, after the Market Dinner, This Day, the 12th instant, to form a Omnmittee for carrying out the necessary arrangements for the races on the 16th December. Boarding School, Pigeon Bay. MR. FRANCIS KNOWLES continues to receive young Ladies and Gentlemen as Boarder Pupils. A solid English eiiuuatiou will be imparted ; and every atteuiinu will i>c rendered by Mis. Knowles to secure the comfort and general well-being of the Pupils. Terms for Board, &c, (including the Tuition Fee) Seven and a Half Guineas per Quarter, in advance; the quarter to commence from tue day of entrance. Special arrangements may be made in the case of two or more chikheu. from one family. Pigeon Bay, Oct. 25, 1853. WILLIAM HUTCHINSON begs to call the attention of the Public to the fact that he has now on Sale, ex "John Taylor," Fourteen Trunks of Boots and Shoes, unequalled by any that have been imported into this Colony. Boots and Shoes. 13 OOTS and SHOES of every description -*-* made to order, by James Swinbouknk, at the " Colonial Store."' Boots and Shoes Jfeatly Repaired, By A. FORD, At Mr. Pratt's Cottage, Canterbury Street, Lyttelton.