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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 255, 11 April 1855, Page 1

For Sydney Direct. : _^ \"Nk nHHE Fine Fast-sailing jO Brig, Retriever, Captain |N^ feSS\\ Jacobs, will sail - direct to Ja__s rL^r^—^ Sydney on completing her €#3a3£g_^g[gi^ outward cargo. ' For freight or passage, apply to Robert Waitt. Lyttelton, March 29th. , The Canterbury Joint Stock, Loan, Investment, and Discount Society, fTHHE Committee. of Management of the -■- above Society hereby give Notice, that a ■ call of £1 per share upon the new shares recently allotted is now made, and will be due on or before the Ist of May next, the same to be paid to the secretary. Notice is also given, that the Bonus of £l per-share is now payable, and' shareholders are requested to pay the same to the secretary forthwith. S. Gundry, Secretary. Lyttelton. March 30, 1855. Notice to Creditors and Debtors. 4 LL Persons who have any claim against -£*- the Estate of Charles Rudston Read, late of Kaiapoi, Esquire, deceased, are requested to send in their accounts forthwith, together with their vouchers, to Henry B. Gresson, of Christchurch, Barrister, in order that the said accounts may be examined, and if found correct may be discharged. And all persons who were indebted lo the said Charles Rudston Read at tlie time of his decease, are requested to pay the amount of their respective debts forthwith to the said Henry B. Gresson, otherwise legal pioeeedings for the recovery thereof will be taken without further notice. By order of Alfred Richard Creyke, Esquire, the surviving Executor, Henry D. Gresson. Government Offices, Christchurch, dated this 27th of March, 1855. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, M.TL, 4536. nHHE Members of the above Lodge will -*- meet in their New Hall, Sumner Road, Lyttelton, this evening (Wednesday), at halfpast 7 o'clock. T. Shalders, Secretary. N.B. The brethren of the Order will please to consider this as a sufficient notice to attend. Lyttelton, April 7th. Levelling, & Road Making. Rangiora, Canterbury. I AM prepared to execute any of the above description of work lying betweeu Christchurch and the, Huruuui River. John C. Boys. MISS E. CLARKSON, (Late apprentice to Mrs. Culling, Lyttelton,) BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Canterbury, that she has taken the business lately carried on by Mrs. Culling, in the Straw Bonnet line, and hopes, by strict attention, to merit a continuance of their past favour and support. v London Street, Lyttelton, April 5. ROBERT TAYLOR, BEGS to. inform the public that he has just received a few.Double and Single 4-Post Maple Polished Bedsteads. Also, a few 8-day Clocks, of the best make. On sale at Robert. Taylor's, builder, &c., Oxford Street, Lyttelton. Flour, Sharps, and Bran, ; A 7 PEW Tons of FLOUR (Inwood's), .'-** : Bran and Sharps. Robert Waitt.