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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 368, 14 May 1856, Page 8

Lyttelton Discussion and Mutual Improvement Class. A NY Members of the Lyttelton Colonists' -£*- Society, desirous of becoming members of the above class, aye requested to leave their names with the Librarian on or before Thursday the loth inst. A Meeting will be held on the evening of the 15th inst.. at 7 o'clock at the Town Hall, for the purpose of passing the rules, electing a. com- I inittee and other business. [ rjpHE Inhabitants of Lyttelton and neigh-"! ■*• hournood, are invited to meet in the Town Hall, on Friday next, the 16th May, at 7 o'clock, p.m., to consider the claims put forward by the holders of Pre-emptive rights, and to take such steps as shall thereupon be deemed expedient. Lyttelton, 9th May, 1856. TO LET, For a term of Years from the Ist of May. TVTEWI3IGGEN Farm, now in the oe- ■^ cupation of Mr. C. W. Fenuall, consisting of 100 acres of Rural Land, enI closed with fence. 80 acres of which have been broken up and under cultivation. Also a substantial Hou^e, out-Buildings, Granary, &c., and with or without a team of Horses. For particulars, upnly to Gould &. Miles. Christchnrcb, April 15th. II GAHAGAN, BOOT AND SHOE-MAKER, Oxford Street, Li/ltiiton. ENGLISH ,-iiid Colonial \v?>rk always on hand. Gentlemen's, Napoleon's, and Hiding boots, gut up in the first M.yle.