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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 35, 22 March 1856, Page 1

Easter Ball. v A PUBLIC Ball will take place on .Monday evening, next, at the Town Hal, Lyttelton. Double tickets, to admit a lady and gentleman, 10s. 6d., single tickets 7s. each, (refreshment included), which may be obtained at the Mitre, Robin Hood, Canterbury, and Universal Hotels •Lyttelton; and at the White Hart, Golden Fleece, and Royal Hotels, Christchurch. Dancing to commence at 8 p.m., precisely. T NOTICE. HIS is to give Notice, that the partnership hitherto existing between B. M. Moorhouse and Thomas Harding as Flock masters, i s this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts will be paid and received by B. M. Moorhouse. B. M. Moohhocse, Thos. Habdisg. Witnesses} S^y**- Pwcival, ) William Frenihn. " FOR SALE, " 'J 1 H E splendid 4-oared whale boat "Messmate," warranted to carry 3 ''ons. For further particulars, apply to Mrs. Camekok, Lyttelton. NOTIOE. ~~~ T ANDREW SWANSON, do hereby -L 9 give notice that from and after this date, I will not be answerable for any debts contracted by my wife, Christina Swanson. M ircli, 17ih, 1856. WANTED " A MARRIED couple as general servants for the Mount Grey station. Apply to C. Sidey, Esq., Kaiapoi, or Mrs. Ste\rart^Royal Hotel, Christchurch. WANTED. AN Active and iii (lustrous married man, wants a situation as porter, storeman, or to drive a hoise and cart. Reference, Mr. Rowland Davis, " Canterbury Hotel.' WANTED. A SITUATION ior man and bis wife, as shepherd and hut-keeuer; four years experience in the Colonies. Address, Anderson. Pust Office, Lyttelton. For Sale or Charter, rpRE British-built brig < GRATITUDE. 1 -*- She is now ready for sea, and is certified at Lloyd's to carry dry cargo to any part of the world. Apply to A. J. Aipokt, or Messrs. A. E. White & Co., Lyttelton. ~U\ COXHEAD, builder and -*—'• undertaker. Sashes and frames made and glazed, Doors and frames made to order on the shortest notice on reasonable terms. Market-place, Christchurch, near the Paj.anui bridge. IA ACRES of Land desirably situated within one iniie of Christchurch, with a frontage of 414 links to the main -road and of 23-V chains to an accommodation rosid. The whole of this land is fenced, and in a high stale of cultivation. Part of it is now under wheat, and the remainder ploughed up for potatoes. The boundaries are planted with a live fence of quicks, and gorse, sweet briar, elder, acacia and f'vuit trees. Apply to Mr. Tuosisos,

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