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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 35, 22 March 1856, Page 6

CHURGH MEETING. THE Members of the Church of England resident in Lyttelton are requested to meet in the temporary Church, on Monduy next (Easter Monday), at half-past Six p.m., to elect two Churchwardens for the ensuing year; also, an Assessor at the General Convention of the Church, to meet at Auckland, under the presidency of the Bishop of New Zealand, during the approaching Session of the General Assembly. CHURCH NOTICE I Hereby give notice that a meeting of the members of the Church of England will be held in the Church of Christchurch on Monday eveniug, the 24th March,at 7 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing an assessor for the Province of Canterbury, who shall, in conjunction with the Bishop of New Zealand and his other assessors at Christcburch, arrange the provisions of an. Ordinance (for which it is intended to petition the General Assembly,) for the regulation of Church affairs in New Zealand. Oct. Matthias, Commissary of the Bishop of New Zealand, and Archdeacon of Akaroa. CHRISTCHURCH BOOK CLUB. THE Annual Meeting of the Members will be held, as appointed \bj the 4th rule, on the first Saturday in April, at noon, at the house of the Undersigned. For the purpose of ordering Books ; —of electing Members:—of transacting the general business of the Club : —for the sale of such of the books as have been in circulation eighteen months:—for the payment of the Annual Subscriptions :—of receiving the Treasurer's Accounts :—and for the election of a Managing Committee and a Secretary for the ensuing year. The attention of Members is directed to the llth and 12th rules. And further Notice is hereby given that, upon the requisition of Ten Members, a Special Meeting of the Club will be held at the above mentioned time and place, for the revision and alteration of the Rules. Frederick. Thompson. Secretary. Cashel Street, March 10th 1856. Sale of Valuable Horses, ex " Spray " MR. JOHN T. PARKINSON will sell by Public auction at the White Hart stockyards, on Saturday, the 29th instant, the valuable cargo of the well-known brig " Spray,7' consisting of 27 Cart and Saddle MARES, selected'with great care for this colony. Also, 3 COWS The above will be landed on Monday next in Lyttelton, where they can be inspected up till Thursday next. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terras at Sale. £5 REWARD, T OST, STOLEN OR STRAYED—a ■*-! dark bay mare, with no while except saddle marks and branded 2 A TF (near shoulder, and 5 (near thigh.) The mare has been missing since the first week in February last from St. Leonard's run. Whoever will givejnformation as to lead to the recovery of the said mare shall receive the above reward on application to Mr. J. F. Smart, Christchurch, or Mr. llanmeb, at Mr. Duppa's station on the Flunmui river. If stolen, a further reward of £\0 will be given to any person who will give in formation that will convict the thief. Any person detaining the^mare, to her detriment, after this notice, will be prosecuted. St. Leonard's, March 15, 1856. Caledonian Warehouse- ! TVTRS. CAMERON in returning thanks -•-*-*- to the friends who have so liberally supported her, begs to inform them and the public in general, that she has removed from her premises in Oxford Street, to the shop on Norwich quay, next door to the Robin Hood Tavern, formerly in the occupation of Mr. Swinbourne, having had the same enlarged to enable her to lay in a varied and a large assortment of Groceries, Drapery, Hardware, &c. A list of which will appear in Wednesday's " Times," and Thursday's " Standard."