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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 257, 18 April 1855, Page 1

BANK NOTICE. THE Bank, will be Closed on Monday, the 23rd inst. (St. George's Day). J. Spowebs, Manager. Lyttelton, April 16, 1855. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. pLAIMS to VOTE for the Election of Superintendent of the Province of Nelson, and of a member of the Provincial Council, for the Electoral District of Arauri, will be received during the month of April, by the Clerk of the Magistrates, Nelson, E. Jollib, Esq., Mount Parnassus, and H. J. Le Cren, Esq., Lyttelton. By His Honor's command, S. L. Muller, Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Office, Nelson, . Apnl 9, 1855. PATRIOTIC FUND. AT the request of a number of the Inhabitants of Lyttelton, A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Town Hall of that place on Monday, the 23rd day of April, at 7o'clock,p.m., for the purpose of organizing Committees to raise Subscriptions in this Province in aid of the Patriotic Fund in England for the Relief of the Wives and Children of our Soldiers and Sailors now serving in the War against Russia. Chables Simeon, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, April 13th. To Contractors. /TIENDERS will be received at this office J- on or before the 20th inst., for supplying bread and meat to Immigrants on their arrival.* Ten pounds of Bread and ten pounds of Fresh Meat, will be required to be supplied to each [adult, half that quantity to each child. jg^The rations will be supplied to each immigrant on a written order signed by the Immigration agent. >i|By order of His Honor, J. Parsons, Immigration Agent. j Immigration Barracks, Lyttelton, | April 14tb, 1855, MISS E. CLARKSON, (Late apprentice to Mrs. Culling-, lyttelton,) "OEGS to inform the inhabitants of Can- . -*-* lerbury, 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. London Street, Lyttelton, April 5. Just Seceived from, tlie Publisher, Nos. I. and 11. of THE "HOMCEOPATHIC ECHO;" a Journal of Health and Disease, to be published monthly, in Auckland. The object of this Journal is to explain the Homoeopathic system of Medicine, and to introduce it in the domestic circles. Opinion or the Piiess.—" Amongst the numerous and varied contents of this number (No. 1) we have a sketch of Homoeopathy discovered, the career of Ilahnemann. There are various matters illustrative of ike materia medica, regimen for patients under treatment, Domestic Practice, Veterinary Practice, Popular Lectures on Physiology, and Miscellaneous. As a key to a domestic which has excited veiy great attention amongst our fellow citizens we beg to commend the " Homoeopathic Echo" to their perusal."— NewjZealandsr, No. 032, vol. ii.