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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 423, 22 November 1856, Page 9

NE W LOC A L P. EItIODICA L. (I'UICPAUTNG FOU. I'TJBLICATION.) NEW ZEALAND QUARTERLY REVIEW AND MAGAZINE OF GENERAL & LOCAL LITERATURE. To be published in January, April, July, Octbr. Price, 2s. Gd. each number. Agencies of Publication : —Auckland, Mr. Williamson, Publisher; Wellington, the 'Spectator' Ollico; Canterbury, J. M'Cardcll, Lyttelton ; B. W. Mountfort, Christchurch; —who will receive orders and subscribers' names. Address of Agencies in the other provinces will shortly be published. Advertisements intended for publication in the Magazine should be sent so as. to reach the printer at least a fortnight befor the periods of publication. THIS MAGAZINE will deal, for the most part, with social and literary, rather than purely political or theological subjects ; and will mainly be devoted to those possessing local interest. It will be printed, for convenience sake, in Wellington, as a central place, and all communications to the Editor should be addressed to him there, "to the care of the Printer of the New Zealand Quarterly lievieio :" but it has no connection whatever with any party, political or otherwise, there or elsewhere. The first Number, it is intended, will be published in January next (1857), and will contain Articles on the following subjects . — I.—The late War with Russia. 2.—Church Constitution for the Diocese. 3.—Tennyson's Poetry. 4.—Education in the Colony. s.—The Euthanasia of the Canterbury Association. C—Melancsian Mission. The following Works are also under review: Cholmondeley's Ultima Thule ; Rev. R. Taylor's new work on New Zealand; Sir George Grey's Maori Mythology, Ballads, &c.; Fitton's New Zealand; Pemberton's "Happy Colony" ; Curr's Letters on Land Question; Archdeacon Paul's Canterbury Settlement: Appeal in Aid of Building Fund of Christ's College, Canterbury ; Report of Earthquake Commission ; Catechism of Constitution; '-"Rev. A. Baker's "' Denominational System" ; New Zealand Almanacs ; Bishop's Pastoral on Taranaki Affairs; Mauusell's Maori Bible; Miss Tucker's ■' Southern Cross" ; Cotton's New Zealand Bee Book ; .the Auckland Temperance Telegraph; &c, &c. Wellington, October 29th, 1856. ■ FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, riIHE FOLLOWING VESSELS :— JL Caledonia t'Vpsy Canterbury Ivory O'More Emerald Sea Bird Fanny Pali minis Waterlily. Freight to Ferry, 21s. per ton- " to Quay, 255. do. " to Kaiapoi 255. do. N. B. Freight and charges payable on delivery of the goods. John C. Aikman, Agent. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. TV/pSS ANDREWS," late resident _LtjL Governess in the families of Captain Simeon, of Lyttelton, and His Honor the Superintendent of Wellington, purposes, together with her sister (who has taken her passage by the " Eginont," which may he expected by the end of the year), opening a school for young ladies at Lyttelton, after the Christmas vacation. TO -CONSIGNEES OF CATTLE, &c. "\JU' PACKARD begs (o inform agent*. '» • of Cattle vessels and those {reiitU-inei: who may bo in the receipt of caiques of horses and Cattle, that, he has :..,ulu arrangements for lecemng fresh buided sloel; in a p.idduck, well lain Aowiiwith the finest English »iasses, ami situated c!o>e to the loan, where then: is i.-voi\ accommodation, v good stool.yuni being on tinspot. A good opportunity is thus afforded for young and weak animals, whioti may Inn c becuio sickly during the voyage.-