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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 189, 19 August 1854, Page 1

Grammar and 7 Commercial .School, Lyttelton. Head Master, Rev. G. Cotterill, B.A. Fees '■':■ — lst Divisioh-Au which a Classical and Commercial Education will be given— £2 10s. a quarter. . - 2nd Division —in which a sound Commercial Education will be given— Ml 10s. a quarter. The fee to be paid quarterly, in advance, to the Head-master. Lyttelton, August 4, 1854. LYTTELTON COLONISTS' SOCIETY. THE following Lectures will be delivered at the Town Hall on the undermentioned dates: — "An Introductory Lecture," by the Rev. G* Cotterell, on the 22nd August. "Notes of a Tour through Denmark and. Sweden " with an account of the total eclipse of the sun in 1851, as seen from Gottenburg by John Henry Porter; on the sth of September. .'.. " A, Lecture on Music, with illustrations," by Mr. M'Cardell. on the 19th of September. Jas. Spowebs, Chairman. GARDEN SEEDS. HpO meet the convenience of the owners A of gardens in Lyttelton, I have furnished Mr. Bayfield with a quantity of Garden Seeds and Early Seed Potatoes, which he will supply at similar prices and of the same quality as sold in Christchurch. W. Wilson. ONE POUND REWARD. LOST, some time ago, from the " Golden Fleece" stockyard, a Dark Red Cow, short horns, branded " J" on the near rump, and forward in calf. Whoever will bring the same to Mr. J. Dudley, or P. Kerr, at the Sandhills, shall receive the above reward. £2 RiEWARD. STRAYED— a Brown Entire Horse, about 15 hands high, "quite _ quiet, and branded on the side B V, rising 5 years old. He was very low in condition, and his ribs bear the marks of injury from the sling sticks. Any one bringing the said horse uninjured to Mr. J. Craceokt Wilsox, Christchurch, I shall receive the above reward. TWO POUNDS REWARDLOST or Strayed, two Heifers from the Mount Pleasant Run ; one is a red poley, i and the other a red short horn, branded P. D. lon the rump. Whoever will give such infoii mation as will lead to their recovery shall receive the above reward. Apply to Mr. Day, Sumner, or at the office of this paper. BIBLES AND TESTAIVHNTS, PUBLISHED by the British and Foreign Bible Society, may be had at E. Shepard's Store, Christchurch. CANTERBURY ALE, AT the Avon Brewery, Market. Place, Christchurch. XXX Pale Ale 2s. fid. XX. do. do 2s. Od. To be delivered at Lytlelton or Christchurch. Taxlok _x Crawford. INWOOD'S TvllLLi CORN in large or small quantities ground on the sliprlyst notice, at !«■-. per bushel. A. good supply of home made llour always on hand at both mill and store. SHOES. ENGLISH made nailed Shoes, the best yet imported, very cheap. lanWood's Stove.