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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 172, 22 April 1854, Page 6

1 LYTTELTON COLONISTS' SOCIETY-: "M"OTICE.—The Library and News-room -*-\ of the Society will be unavoidably closed durlng the necessary alterations to the contemplated Town Hall. All books now on issue will have to be returned to the Librarian at his residence. By order of the President, v A. J. Alport, Hon. Sec. April 20, 1854. N.B. Subscriptions for the quarter ending • 30th June, are now due. BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS. "pUBLISHED.by the British and Foreign -■- Bible Society, may be had at E. Shepard's Store, Christheurch. STRAYED, TWO HEIFERS, WITH a Tab Mark on the Head. One is a black poley with white back and white about the head ; the other is nearly all black. Whoever will give information as'to their whereabouts shall be rewarded, —-any one delivering the same shall receive £2. Apply to Mr. T.. Culling, Lyttelton. THREE POUNDS REWARD. T OST, a dark roan Bow and Arrow Cow, -*-^ branded EC, with a low number by the bow and arrow, and a high number on the shoulder. Also, her calf, colour dark red, with a white patch on the off shoulder, —lost near Trig. No. 30, and supposed to-be" on the Wairnakiriri. Whoever will find and deliver the above cow and calf to Mr. Peter Kerr, at Wood & ChisneU's late run, near Christchureb, shall receive the'above reward. FOUR POUNDS REWARD. CJTRAYED, one dun coloured cow with one down horn, + brand, one small red cow, bow and arrow brand, last seen on the Rakaia, also, one red and white cow, brand unknown, and one red and roan, brand AB on near flank, last seen at the water holes. Whoever will deliver the same to Mr. Tosswill, River Selwyn, or fl: Worsley, Esq., Christchurch, shall receive the above reward. N.OTIC E. ~ ~ To all whom it may concern. f~\~B and after this date the undersigned will reduce the charge of his Boar Pi* from 7s. 6d. to 2s. 6d. ° J. H. Moore, Ferry Road. 22nd April. J The Earl of Essex. HpHIS Splendid Boar, imported into this ■*- colony by Captain Harvey, is now in possession of B. G. Austin, Butcher, Market-place, Christchurch. The Earl was bred by Fisher Hobbs, Esq., whose pigs gained the first prizes at the Smithfield Cattle Show for several successive years. In order to gain good breed, only a limited number of sows will be taken Terms, 7s. f d. The "Sawyer's Arms," Papaniti. MESSRS. PAP PRILL beg to announce that, having taken the above Inn. it will be their study to merit the patronage of the public; and they hope by civility, and attention to the comfort of all, to meet with the same liberal support accorded to their predecessors Messrs. Carr and Roil. Accommodation for travellers. Messrs. Papprill keep a constant supply oi general Household Stores, such as Tea, Sugars Ruisins, Candles, Soap, Soda, Blue. &c, &c - Papanui,2oth April, 1854. To Be Sold, A BOUT TWELVE Two-tooth RAMS, -£*- out of the Merino Ewes imported by Mr. Deans, and by the Company's first class Rums. Price £4 each. Apply t 0 Messrs, Cookson and Co., or J. C. W. Russell Eso Ham. - FOR SALE~ A PAIR of excellent four-year old -C - Bullocks, which have been workino- and ploughing together regularly for nearly" two years. They were bred and broken in by Mr Manson. Apply to Mr. Hawartl, or to Mr. Packard , Lyttelton. '