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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 283, 18 July 1855, Page 1

ON SALE, NEW BOOKS, in variety. Times' Office, Lytlelton. WANTED. A Married or Single Man, as General ■^^ Farm Servant. Apply to Mr. S. Beswick, Eaiapoi. WANTEiD. A SMART, Active Boy to milk. Apply to Messrs. R. & G. Rhodes. W AN T ED. AN HOUSEKEEPER—A middle-aged woman would be preferred, but a married couple without encumbrance would not be objected to if the man could do the work of farm-servant. >..;■:•, For further information apply to Mrs. Day, Sunnier, or to Messrs. R. & G.Rhodes, Rhodes' Bay. WANTED. A GOOD Female Servant, to whom the best wages will be given. Apply at the house of His Honor the Superintendent, Chrtistehurch, or at the office of the Lyltelton Times. THREE POUNIDS REWARD STRAYED— A black Bullock, branded D on the near rump, and H on off rump ; also two strawberry', steers, with red necks, branded-with a cross on the near rump; one has a small piece of the tail broken off. J . The above reward will be paid to'whomsoever will deliver the same to Mr. H. S. Brown, Lower Lincoln Road. Church, of Scotland. THE Scotch Church Building Committee are requested to meet at the Royal Hotel, at 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening, the Ist of August. To open ihe}Tenders furnished for the delivery of Sawn Timber. To take the requisite preliminary steps for {■■ commencing the erection of a Church, and other urgent business. W. Wilson, Hon. Sec. Lyttelton Choral Society. JT^HE Committee of the Lyttelton" Choral Society beg to announce that a Public Concert will be held in the Town Hall, Lyttelton, on Tuesday, the 31st inst. The* music will consist of selections both Sacred and Secular ; the programme of which will be given in Saturday's paper. (Signed) H. Allwkight, Hon. Sec. Lyttelton, July 17th, 1855. NOTICE. GEE and Co., Christchurch.—The business carried on in Christchurch by the above firm will, from this date, be transfered to Mr. Wat. Stringer. All Persons indebted to Gee and Co., to date, are requested to settle their accounts forthwith, either to them in Lyttelton, or to Mr. Stringer, who is authorised to give full discharges, rti't Gee and Co. "June 30th, 1855. . MR. G. MAYO, Master of the Lyttelton District School," BEGS to inform' persons] living in this vicinity, or on the Plains, that he is prepared to take apimited number of pupils as Boarders. *■.'-.■•' Terms, on application at his residence, Oxford Street, Lyttelton.