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Lyttelton Times, Volume VII, Issue 453, 7 March 1857, Page 9

PUBLIC NOTICE! THE PROVINCIAL TREASURER has received through the post an envelope containing Thirty Three Pounds in Bank Notes, accompanied by no explanation. - The person who forwarded the above sum is requested to communicate with this Office immediately. - - CHARLES C. BOWEN, Provincial Treasurer. Provincial Treasury, Christchurch, 6th March/1857. PROPOSED WHARFS, JETTIES, STORES, AND MOORINGS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT at, the next Session of the Provincial Council of the Province of Canterbury, application will be made for an Ordinance to empower John Jenkins Peacock, of Sydney, New South Wales, Merchant, to erect one or more Wharf or Wharfs, Jetty or. Jetties, commencing, at , the NorthWest end of. Dublin Street, and extending from thence to a rocky point Norths West of Tribe's Wharf, fronting Erskine Bay, in the Harbour of Port Victoria, being a distance of Four chains or thereabouts, with power to carry out such Wharf or Wharfs, Jetty or Jetties, if found requisite, a distance of one hundred feet from low water mark. Also, to erect and build upon the reserved land fronting upon the beach along such Wharf or Wharfs, Jetty or Jetties, thirty-three feet from high water mark, one or more store or stores or other buildings for the warehousing of goods, wares, and merchandise as he the said John Jenkins Peacock in his discretion shall think proper, so as such Wharf or Wharfs, Jetty or Jetties, Store or Stores, be fully carried out, erected and built by the"said John Jenkins Peacock at his own cost, in all things within such time or .period and subject to such conditions and restrictions as in the said Bill are mentioned. Also, for power to put down moorings fronting such Wharf, or Wharfs, Jetty or Jetties, or otherwise, in the Harbour of Port Victoria, he having the exclusive use thereof. Also for power to receive, get in and collect certain tolls to be by him charged for the use of such moorings as well as wharfage upon all goods which may be landed at or upon such Wharf or Wharfs, Jetty or Jetties, or shipped therefrom, for such time or period •a 8 in the said Bill is mentioned. Also, to limit or extinguish certain rights of way and easements over the land so proposed to he taken by the said John Jenkins Peacock, a,nd to lease the same to him for such term and at such nominal rent as in the said Bill is mentioned. And generally to confer all such powers as are requisite and necessary for enabling the said John Jenkins Peacock fully and' effectually to carry out the purposes aforesaid, and enjoy the rijyhts and privileges proposed in and by the said Bill. NOTICE IS HEITEBY ALSO GIVEN, * That a copy of the proposed Bill is deposited for public inspection with the Provincial Solicitor, at his offices in Christchurch, and at my offices in London Street, Lyttelton. RICHARD WORMALD, Solicitor for the Bill. Lyttelton, Feb. 2, 1557. ' LYTTELTON AND CHRISTCHURCH CONVEYANCE.' BISHOP'S CART, earning the Mail, starts punctually from the PostOffice, Christchurch, every day at 9 a.m., and 3 p.m. for Coppell's Cottage. Heathcote Valley, returning from the valley at half-past 10 a.m. and half-past 4 p.m. Mr. Bruce, of Lyttelton, in connection with this Conveyance, manages the Lyttelton business and packing over the hill to and from the cart. N.B. All packages or parcels left at any of the undermentioned places for the above Conveyance, will receive strict attention, viz.: — Mitre Hotel; Mr. Turnbull's store, Nouvich Quay; Mr. Me Cardell's Storo, Oxfordstreet; and Mr. Gee's Store, Canterburystreet. Parcels and packages are dalivered the same day as received. C. W. BISHOP, Christchurch, T. BRUCE, Lyttelton, Mail Contractors.