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Lyttelton Times, Volume VII, Issue 444, 4 February 1857, Page 1

ARTHUR WILLIS, GANN & QO.'S Ship Appointnvnts fur New Zealand, dated London, September 10, 1856. Myrtle, 900 tons, J. Mobile* for Wellington and Canterbury ; aboutlSth September. Cashmere, 1,100 G. Pearson, for'Otago and Canterbm-y; about 15th October. John Masterman, 1,000 tons, J. Mcßuvie, for Nelson ; about 30th Seotember. Euphemus, 1,100 tons, J. Rawdeh, for Auckland and New Plymouth- about 20th September. Maori, 1,000 tons, C. G. Petherbridge, for Auckland and New Plymouth; about 25th October. ' ■"•..' Arthur Willis,' Gann and' Co. will- readily afford every facility to intending emigrants for Canterbury, during the voyage and visit here of Mr. Harman, or until definite arrangements by the Provincial Government can be transmitted to England to promote a continuous stream of emigration to this pi'ovince. H. H. WILLIS & Go's NEW ZEALAND VESSELS, NOW ARTHUR WILLIS, GANN & CO. A list of Emigrant Passengers for Canterbury arriving in these ships, 1855-1856. AEEITED. 1855. May—Grasmere, Capt. Yeo, 97' Passengers. Aug. —Caroline Agness,Capt. Ferguson, 176 do. Oct.—• Jashmere, Capt. Pearson, 141 do. 1856. Jan.—lsabella Hercus, Sewell, 104 do. July—Sir Edward Paget, Wycherley, 166 do. Oct.—Joseph Fletcher, Pook, 210 do. Dec.—Egmont, Gibson, 145 do. Total 1039 souls. R. LATTER. Lyttelton, 16th Dec, 1856. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, THE FOLLOWING VESSELS :— Caledonia Gypsy Canterbury Rory O'More Emerald Sea Bird Fanny . Palinurus 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. TO BE LET OR SOI D A WATER MILL Site at Rangiora, where a plentiful stream of water, admirably fitted for mill purposes, crosses the high road from Harewood to Kaiapoi, within a mile of Rangiora Bush. For particulars apply to J. HAMILTON WARD. Rangiora, Jan. 1,1857. JEAN BERLAND, Clock and Watch Mak«r and Jeweller, from Paris, HAS the honor to inform the settlers of Canterbury, that he has temporarily established himself at Mr. Mutton's, Win-r chester-street, where he is ■ prepared to execute ' carefully all repairs of watches, time-pieces, and jewellery, at reasonable rates.