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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 308, 13 October 1855, Page 1

Antient Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons. MHHE First Stone of the Building of the -*- . Lodge of Unanimity, No. 879, will be laid with the usual ceremonies, on Thursday, the 25th October, on which occasion the Brethren will assemble at their Temporary Lodge Room, Brother Alport's Store, at 10 o'Clock, a.m. All Brethren in the Province are invited to assist. By order of theW.M., J. F. M'Cardell, Secretary. Brethren are required to attend in full Masonic costume. ''■ Society for Promoting Christian KnowledgeON the arrival of the Lord Bishop ef Npw Zealand, which is expected early in the month of November, it is proposed to hold a Meeting of persons desirous of becoming members of a Canterbury Branch of the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge. A supply of books and tracts, bibles, prayerbooks, &c, has just been received from the parent Society, and a depot is established at Mr. Thompson's in Cashel Street. Steps have been taken to obtain a farther supply. Intending subscribers are requested to send in their names to Mr. F. Thompson, Cashel street, Christchurch, or to the Rev. B. "VV. Dudley, Lyttelton. Oct. Mathias, Commissary to the Bishop of New Zealand. Christchurch, Oct. Ist., 1855. NOTICE, "VTOTICE is Hereby Giyen to caution A-V' any person against dealing with one Peter Fawcett, of Governor's Bay, (formerly of the Firm of " Gaskill and Fawcett) in or about a 50 acre Freehold Section of Land, situated at Governor's Bay, the property of the undersigned, as the said Peter Fawcett is a Trespasser on the said section, and hath been so since the 29th of August, 1853, in consequence of neglect and want of professional experience on the part of those acting as agents for me. Westley Hakwshaw Perceval. Golden Fleece, Sep. 25th. LYTTELTON and PORT VICTORIA HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. npHE First Exhibition for the Season -*- will take place, in tbe Town Hall, on the sth of December, 1855. The Society invite competition in the following classes, viz. ■jFrutts. Cheriies Gooseberries Raspberries Melons Currants Strawberries. Fcgrtables. Rhubarb Cauliflowers Cabbages Asparagus Brocoli Peas Potatoes Carrots Beans Onions Turnips French Beans Salads Pot-herbs Artichokes. Cucumbers Vegetable Marrows jpiotocrs. Roses Carnations Sweet Williams Geraniums Pinks Stocks Fuschias Piccotees Bulbs Flowering shrubs, Cut Flowers Cactus. Prizes will be awarded in all the above departments, and in any others not specified, if considered of sufficient|merit by the Judges. By order, A. E. White, Hon. Sec. Lyttelton, Oct. Ist, 1555. N.B. Equal prizes will he given to Exhibitors, whether subscribers or non-subscribers.