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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 382, 2 July 1856, Page 1

For Sydney/L , ri^HE Schooner "Marmora," t^^v^Ng^ JL Moffatt, master, 150 ff^giltzZZsf^- to"s >wi^ sail 0I) Thursday, t/l^vj^^^Vo'' next» ie v^ instant, weather .'. igsfess^isss^'permitting, .._«*« 1 «-«™p I^.-. -p or pjgjg^t or Passage, Apply, to ■Waitt, Heargreayes, & Co. Ist July, 1856. 7215 For Melbourne via "Wellington, J%. I 'l^HEßrig" Prima Donna," i^j§^wT^. ■-■■ Sproul, Master, will lay ffqt4sK^y£t\. on f°T tne above Ports (if sufficient inducement offeis) tajffij/Sil^mjfc*; and sail about 4 weeks from this date. Persons desirous of forwarding produce by this opportunity, are requested to communicate without delay. Liberal advances will be made o» produce put on board. . Applications for freight or passage, to be made to A. J. Alpokt. " 721J Agent. FOR SALE. THHREE Acres of Town Land in Christ- ■■ church, fenced in with posts and rails, and sown with grass and clover. The above may be purchased either entire or in separate allotments, on easy terms. H. I. Ceidlakd- . j y 19 723 FOR OTAGO, Calling at Akaroa. THE schooner *' SEA BIRD," Swanson, master, will.leave for the above ports on Wednesday, next, 3rd inst. For freight or passage apply to : R. Latter, and H. J. Le Cken. TO WM. MORGAN, ESQ. Sir, —We, the undersigned Electors of the town of Lytteltoii, hereby request you to allow yourself to be put in nomination as a candidate for the seat in the Provincial Council now vacant by the resigration of Mr. Sewell, and we pledge ourselves to exert our influence to secure your return :— J. S. Caverlrill A. J. Alport Thomas Mutton W. Eades Rowland Davis Charles Dudley, B.M. J. McCardell J. T. Peacock John Parsons Robert Smeaton J. I. Shrimpton D. Dimond Thomas R. Moore Thos. Shalders Richd. Wormald George Tayler Thos. Gee W. L. Howard S. Gundry Thos. McCheane William Packard John.D. Bamford James Rule Henry Lissiman A. Hornbrook Alfred Scott E. A. Hargreaves M. J. Chauey. Lyttelton, 19th June, 1856. TO THE ELECTORS OF LYTTELTON. Gentlemen, —Having received a numerously signed requisition to come forward as a candidate to fill the vacancy in the Provincial Council, for the town of Lyttelton, caused by the resignation of Henry Sewell, Esq., I beg to respond to the wishes therein expressed, and shall feel highly honoured if returned. At the same time I beg to state that I wiH act an independent part in the Council (if elected), for the interests of Lyttelton as well as for those of the whole Province. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, WAI. MORGAN, Cwm House, Healhcote Valley, June 24th, 1856.