NOTICE. HP HE Conveyance Passenger Carts, from the Post Office, Christchurch, will, until further notice, run twice a-day to and from Martin's Cottage, at the foot of the hill, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in each week. From Christchurch, at half-past 8 o'clock (morning). From Martin's Cottage, at half-past 10 do. From Christchurch, at 3 o'clock (afternoon), From Martin's Cottage, at half-past 4 do. The same punctuality will be maintained in the conduct of this line of conveyance that has characterized it for the last two yeaTS and a-half. C. W. Bishop, Proprietor. Post Office, Christchurch, ____________ "OHILLIP ASHTON (25 years Riding. -**■- Master to the Bengal Horse Artillery) informs the Public of Canterbury that, at the request of several influential gentlemen, he. has established himself at Christchurch as an agent for the purchase and sale of horses. Books are open for the registration of horses for sale, wherein the description, pedigree, capabilities, and price of each, will'be given, for the benefit of intending purchasers. Further information on all matters relating to horses may be made personally or by letter. Christchurch, Aug. 15th, 1855. Notice to Stock-owners and others--IV"OTICE is Hereby Given, that the -*-J country on both sides of the Bridle-path, extending from Mount Pleasant to the Dry Bush, is infected with Scab, and that measures have been taken to maintain a way for sheep driven into Lyttelton through Sumner and Gollan's Bay during the continuance of the infection. All clean sheep landed in the harbor must be landed in Gollan's Bay, and driven up tbe country by way of Sumner. Any sheep found upon the run specified above, will be deemed to be scabby and proceedings taken accordingly. William Congreve, Inspector of Sheep. Inspector of Sheep's Office, Christchurch, Aug. 14th, 1855. Notice, to Butchers & others. "IVrOTICE IS HEREBY giyen that the -L^ penalties under the 21st clause of the Scab aud Catarrh Ordinance, will be strictly enforced. The clause is published for general information. Clause 21. "If any person shall slaughter, or shall have in his possession for the purpose of slaughtering, any sheep infected with either of the said diseases, or shall expose for sale the carcase, or any part thereof of any slAo so infected, he shall he liable for each such offence to a fine of not less than twenty shillings^nor more than five pounds, one half of such fiiie^fo be paid to the informer. And such infected carcase or parts thereof, shall be thereupon destroyed in such manner as any Justice of the peace may direct." William Congreve, Inspector of Sheep. Christchurch, Aug. 15th, 1855. Lyttelton Colonists' Society & Literary Institution. ITHHE following Lectures will be delivered in the Town Hall, LyHelton. On Tuesday, August 21st. — Lecture... Mr. Jas. Spowjsks... '* Campbell ami his Poetry." 28th.— Lecture...Mr.'J.F. M'Cardell... " The music of the present and of the Elizabethan era compaied." The Chair will be taken at 7 p.m. Wm. Donald, President. J. G. Fyfe, Secretary.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 292, 18 August 1855, Page 1
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