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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 35, 22 March 1856, Page 8

" Autumnal Cattle "Show, Christehurch Agricultural and Horticultural Society. THE annual autumnal Show of Cattle and Produce of this Society will take place nt Christehurch , on Thursday, the Ist day of May next. Particulars of prizes will he shortly advertised. C. B. Fooks, T Hon . Sees C. Da vie, j SPANISH^ ONIONSATON of very fine Spanish onions to be sold. Enquire "of Mr. Hichens, the Retreat, near Chrislcburch. March 10th, 1856. For Freight or Charter. THE FOLLOWING VESSELS. ___ Caledonia Father Thames Canterbury Eory O'More City of London Palinurus -Emerald Sea Bird Fanny Freight to Ferry,2ls. per ton. „ to Chiistchurch Quay, 2os. John' C. Aikmax, Agent. For Sydney direct, THE fine clipper built schoone LOUISA J. S. Carte, commander, will leave for the above Portion Tuesday, 25th March, for freight or passage apply to R. Lattee, or j H. J. Le Chen, i — I 7|v , TfOR SYDNEY.— i-^lvNtt, -^ The fine, fast-sailing f^llߧAX Brsg "YELOX>" 150 tons, Hoi/FoED, master, will commence loading for the above Port immediately on her return from Timaru. Capt. Holford is prepared to arrange for transhipping Wool to London from Sydney. • k For Freight or Passage apply to Waitt, Haegeeayes, & Co. Lvttelion, March lltli, 1856, NOTICE THE Barque William and Jane, will complete her loading this week, and is expected to leave this Port for London, on or about the 20th instant. All accounts against her are requested to be sent in (in duplicate) before that day. Waitt. Haegeeayes, & Co. Lyttelton, 11th March, 1856. FOR LONDON. irst Wool Skip from Canterbury to London /%>. . rfIHE splendid new clipfjslligi^ WILLIAM AND JANE, jyj||2||^49B tons, register, A J, at Lloyds, Thomas Hunter, commander. This fine vessel is now in Port and ready to receive Wool; and having the principal part of her Cargo engaged'will meet with quick despatch. For freight or passage, for which early application is necessary, apply to Waitt, Haegreaves &. Co. Cooksox, Bowxee & Co., _ N.B.—Shippers can have the convenience of weighing their Wool on board, to save the expense of landing and shipping y|>\ rf 7^-^ Undersigned have Cygs^/j^v made arrangements for a direct ship for Eng|^fc|f r^|y\^land to sail from this port tsg^m&Mlg& the end of February, or beginning of March, and will purchasV for cash, or make advances on Wool or other produce consigned to their correspondents in London. Wool csn be deposited in their warehouses at Kaiapoi or Lyttelton as usual. Cgoksox, Bowleb, & Co.