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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 319, 21 November 1855, Page 2

Town Lands to Let. T YTTELTON,-—Sections, Nos. 89 &90, •*-l Exeter street. These sections are fenced in, and have been broken up and cropped. CH RlSrOHUßCH—Sections Nos. 823 and 824, Manchester street. These sections are situated iv the most improving part of the town and have a very extensive frontage to the above street, as also frontages to Cashel and Hereford streets. Fur particulars, apply to A. J. Alport. Lyttelton, Sept. 20th, 1855. To be Let, Kf\ ACRES of Land fronting on the V^ Papanui road. Apply to Mr. Prichard, Solicitor, Christchurch. KAIAPOL TO BE SOLD OR LET, A COMFORTABLE 5-roomed House, -*-*- with half-an-acre of Garden attached ; and also, if required, 25 acres of Rural Land, partly fenced in and ploughed, the owner being about removing to his Station. This desirable residence being within a chain and a-half of the river, is well worth the attention of families desirous of removing to this fine district. For particulars, apply to Mr. John Hall, CJ-.risichurch, Mr. W. C. Beswick, land agent, Kaiapoi, or to Mr Wormald, solicitor, Lyttelton. PAPANUI. TO BE LET IN ALLOTMENTS. A VALUABLE 50 Acre Section, numbered 22fi 8., on the map, adjoining Mr. Miller's Freehold, and fronting the Harewood Road, and about one mile from the Church. The above section is skirted by an accommodation road, which runs close to the bush, and is as good land as any in the colony. Immediate possession can be given. For further particulars apply to the owner, W. H. Percival, " Golden Fleece," Christchurch. Oct. 6th, 1855. The Canterbury Joint Stock, Loan, Investment, and Discount Society. A SPECIAL Genera] Meeting of the Shareholders in the above Society will be held at their offices, at Mr. Gundry'a Rtore, on Monday evening, Dec. 3rd, next, at'half-past six p.m., precisely, for the following business. To take into consideration the utility of the Society's adopting the deposit branch of business; and on other business. S. Gcndhy, Secretary. Lyttelton, Nov. 20th, 1855. ADVERTISEMENT. To the Editor of the Lyttelton Times. OIR, —Since you have allowed my name to be paraded in your Journal by Mr. Hawkshaw Percival, in consequence of your inserting my former letter of explanation as an advertisement, which I did not intend, I must beg your permission to say that I am not aware I need the kind and considerate advice and suggestions of that amiable person, Mr. Hawkshaw Percival. I never had the honour to be concerned for him, and never intend ; 1 treat his observations with as much respect as I estimate his efforts to repudiate his contract with Mr. Fawcetl, to which his trespass case applies. It is due, however, to yuu and to myself to add to the facts stated by him, that Mr Fawcett, finding the Heavens prevented my getting over the mountain to attend the Justice Meeting, at Christchurch, on Thursday last, afcd seeing the terrible Mr. Hawkshaw Percival, at once vendor, informant, and witness, with Counsel at his side, and being himself without assistance, requested the case might be adjourned, but tins piece of justice being denied him, and the defendant being without the documents which he had placed in my custody to defend the case before the proper tribunal in such cases, —the Supreme Court, —be was comparatively defenceless; and thus was the case, as Mr. Hawkshaw Percival says, " duly tried," and a penalty inflicted, which I venture to think will not be maintained, and if levied, will undoubtedly become the subject of litigation in the Supreme Court. I am, Sir, Your obliged and obedient servant, CiimsTOFiiEu Edward Damxuek.