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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 260, 28 April 1855, Page 1

GOVERNMENT NOTICE. CLAIMS to VOTE for the Election of Superintendent of the Province"pf. Nelson, and of a member of/the Provincial Council, for the Electoral District of Amuri, will be received during the month of Aprih by the Clerk of the, Magistrates, Nelson, E. Jollie,,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, April 9, 1855. £10. REWARD. STRAYED— from Mount Grey on or about the 16th ;March last,a dark;,. bay or brown mare, branded' W: on the shoulder, white star; on forehead, about 16 hands.high.- Any person bringing the same to the undersigned at the Mount-Grey station shall receive s tbe above reward. John Russell. Mouiit'Grey, April 25, 1855.HEIFER RUN. THE Undersigned, having a large and well-enclosed Paddock, are prepared to take about 100 head of Heifers aud young Stock, on the usual terms. C. & H. Ward. Rangiora, Apr il 26th. STRAY CATTLE. WE GIVE NOTICE, that about 40 Head of Cattle have been.for some time upon ourjßun on the Ashley, aud request that the owners thereef will remove them immediately. C. & H. Ward. Rangiora, April 26th. FOR SALE. A BLACK GELDING, quiet in saddle and harness. Also, A Bay Gelding, quiet in saddle and suitable for harness. For particulars, apply to Mr. Rowley, Middleton, or Mr. Parkinson, Golian's Bay. Middletou, April 16,1655: TO BE LET, [For the residue of a term of nine months, ending the 30ih September next,] THE PREMISES now occupied as the Provincial Council Chamber. Also, (for the residue of a term of twelve months, ending 24th January next,) The PREMISES in Armagh Street, now occupied as Government offices. Immediate possession may be had. Apply to Mr. Dobson, office of Public Works, Tuam Street, Cluistchurch. JOHN T. PARKINSON IN returning thanks to his friends and the public for their kind support to him in the Stock Commission Business, takes tbe opportunity of informing them that he is now prepared, as an auctioneer, to submit all kinds of stock, land, agricultural produce, and effects, to public competition, and trusts by securing tbe use of paddocks, and erecting suitable stockyards, to study the convenience of stoekowners and secure a" portion of their kiud patronage. P.S. All communications left at Mr. Smart's, Caversliam House, 'Christchurch, or at the Mitre Hotel, Lyttelton, will be punctually attended to. Muhoenui, April _26th, 1855.