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Lyttelton Times, Volume VII, Issue 469, 2 May 1857, Page 13

I m a. :■:.-:. wbbivOit,#o:' ; ;'; A ''■iT TIHE Undersigned are Cash buyers of ■ Wool, Oil,; Bone; Hides, Sheepskins,; land other produce, and will'make liberal ad-; yances on consignments to their correspondents, in London, Liverpool, or the Colonies. COOKSON, BOWLER & CQ. 1 Lyt&lton, April, 1857. ; H RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT/ i IyrOTICE is hereby given that the Court JLI for the hearing of Cases under' The Resident Magistrate's Courts Extension( of Jurisdiction[ Actj 1856,' will ' sit for disposal 'of such cases in the Town Hall of Lyttelton, bn Tuesday, the 19th day of May next, and will adjourn from thence to Christchurch for the following Tuesday, the 26th of May., . . , r ; No case will be set down, for hearing by the Court, unless the Summons in such case shall have been served fourteen clear days before the day appointed for the sitting of the Court. Summonses will be > granted either at the Resident;' Magistrate's Office; in Lyttelton or, Christchurch. ' .-, ■>..-. -„.•■-■-- JOHN HALL, ; ; v , •;■•■■ c .-;• ■•. . Resident-Magistrate. Lyttelton, 24th' April, 1857;;' : v :,- U> TO(MERCHANTS AND:OTHERS. ; "TXT'ANi'ED a Situation as Clerk, " ■; y\:r*\ Apply to JAMES WIIJKIN, A . „:/... .-i ; ■•■■■■■■ / Hawkhurst Road, Lyttelton. PRELIMINARY NOTICE^ ; JN. CROMBIE, Photographer ;by • 'Appointment to :his Excellency the Governor ; ofi New, Zealand, begs to announce that, he has arrived, and will commence opera-V. tipns in Christchurch in the course of a few. day 5..,'.. . ;,. '_... : ; j; ; 0 :: ; : . r ..,. : oo: '■■ . '■■; ]f;\.-.r : '; : ;

::-I;' l:." #. a hewllngs, "•■^■..-' ":'■ * PHOTOGEAPHIC ARTIS T , BEGS: toYannounce; that it is still? his intention to visit Canterbury, so soon as his numerous engagements in Wellington will permit. ■ .... ....... - ' .■:.':■>',: ■■■■■ '■']:\: r::----fTTTH ERE AS U>n Saturday, April 11^ "¥ T" 1857. a Dark Brown Box, containing Female Wearing Apparel arid other articles, was taken from off the Jetfiy, at Lyttelton, supposed' by mistake^ and put pn, board one. of the small craft bound, for one of the bays, and another left in its stead • , . The owner of'the one left behind is requested to .forward the one he or she may have received, and their own .will be returned by giving a description of the sam c and paying expenses incurred, by 'applying; to .;.... - : ,;%. Charles smith, ■..- v'r■■• ■ ■! ; ; ■•; Rhodes's Bay. | Port; Victoria, April 18," 1857. "\__ TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE; OF CANTERBURY. /""I ENTIfEMEN, T -Having heard a report V3T, is iny circulation to the effect that I have abandoned my intention of becoming a : pandidate at the :forthcoming election for the Superintendenoy, I hasten to distinctly deny the truth of any such rumour. ; ; ; ■. - I shall certainly go to the poll with an earnest desjre tobe elected, and shall,in the meantime, personally ask every elector in the Province for his-.vote. ■ ■ My political views will shortly appear in the press.' ... . .-, . Yours truly, : W. S, MOORHOUSE. JUST RECEIVED, mHE NEW ZEALAND QUARiJL TERLY REVIEW.Ko. 2. .; '[■„ ;;■.,; „.-.•:: CONTENTS. .■.■-■ r '.The late War with Russia " > The Nightingale Fund i Political and Social questions in America -■.; Clerical: iriaintenance in the Colonies : The New Zealand Constitution, ; :-i The Happy Colony \ ■ ■-■' ■■'• /■ B. W. MOUNTFORT, | .^:. Colombotstreet, Christchurch.