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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 291, 15 August 1855, Page 1

PUBUQ HOHC'E. A PPLICATION will be" "made to the ■£*- Provincial Council in the ensuing Session to pass an Ordinance to amend the " Church-' Property Trust Ordinance, Session 11. No. 3.", Copies of the proposed Ordinance are deposited for public inspection at the Times office, Lyttelton, and at the Canterbury Standard office, Christchurch, James Spotters. . rfflßE following Cattle (described below-)'-; -*- having been for a long time devouring ray Pasturage, unless they are i>t once remov*ed<by the owners, and expenses paid, they will be . sold. One Red and White Poley Cow, branded DW-LO. One Red and White Cow, branded DW— DM. One Red and White Heifer, without a brand. J. Parsons Lee. Bedbrpok, Lake Ellesmere, Trig. No. 6. WANTED, FOUR or more WOOD-SPLITTERS,, who will contract for cutting 12,000 posts and rails, 10,000 Totara, 100,000 Totara or white-pine Shingle?, in Hoon-Hay Bush. For particulars, and terms of contract, apply to Mr. Cridland, Christchurch. W. J. Harvey. Piano for Sale, A COTTAGE PIANO, manufactured by Harper, with 6 7-Bths octaves, and every recent improvement; fitted in elegant rosewood case. The Piano can be seen at the stores of Hie undersigned. A. J. Alpoet. 2, Norwich Quay, Aug. 13th. Church Property Trustees. A N adjourned meeting of the Church. -"- Property Trustees will be held on Thursday next, August 16th, at noon, at the vestry of the Church at Christchurch, to receive important communications from the agent of the Canterbury Association, and for other business. Henry Jacobs, Secretary. Christehurch, Aug. 9th, 1855. Lyttelton Savings' Bank. SEVERAL Gentlemen interested in the welfare, socially and politically, of the settlers in this Province, being deeply sensible of the advantages afforded by the Savings' Bank Institutions of the parent country, and adjacent colonies, are about to found a similar Bank in Lyttellon. i The Lyttelton Savings' Bank will offer to the labouring classes, servants, mechanics, tradesmen, and other persons, a place of safety in ■ which to deposit their earnings, whilst, at the - same time, the money thus lodged will not be uuremuuerative. Any suggestions as to the management of the Savings' Bank, or the employment of its Funds, will be thankfully received by the Committee. Communications to be addressed to the Hon. Sec, Mr. Turner, at the Union Bank. Evening Classes in rconaection witli the Lyttelton District Schools. TNSTRUCTION is given at the Grammar .-L School on all evenings in the week except Monday. [, Elementary Lectures will be given on Thurs- , day evenings by the head-master on Geography and English History. Fees —Fur class and lecture, Is. 6d. a-week. For lecture only 9d. „ G. CorxERiLL, Head Master. Lyttelton, Aug. 3rd. 1855. ,