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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 492, 22 July 1857, Page 6

THE "LYTTELTON TIMES," PUBLISHED XN LYTTELTOJf EVEBY "WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, IS delivered in Christchurch and along the line of road by special express the same morning; in Kaiapoi, by post, every Monday and Thursday; and is transmitted to subscribers in Akaroa and all other parts of the province by every opportunity. TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. In advance. On credit. Tear ... £1 11 6 £1 17 6 Half-year. . . 16 0 1 0 0 Quarter .86 10 0 TERMS OF ADVERTISEMENT. Threepence per line for the first insertion, and One Penny per line for each subsequent insertion. N.B.—From the First of August next, the charges for advertising will be: —For the first insertion, sis lines and under, Two Shillings, and for each additional line, Thbee Pence. For each subsequent insertion, Half-Pbice. Advertisements should reach this office not later than 3 p.m. on Tuesday and Friday for insertion in the succeeding issue: for withdrawal, orders should be received on the previous Monday or Thursday. JOB PRINTING. • Posters, Pamphlets, Handbills, Catalogues, Cards, and every description of plain and ornamental printing executed with neatness and accuracy. ON SALE. Entries, Bonds, Manifests, and other Customs papers, and a variety of blank mercantile forms. All accounts furnished monthly. Orders will be received at this office, or by the following AGENTS : — Me. B. W. Motjntfoet, Christchurch; „ G. C. Black, Kaiapoi ; „ F. T. Haskins, Papanui; „ J. D. Gaewood, Akaroa. Who are authorised to take subscribers' names, and to collect all accounts due to this office; and from whom copies of the paper can be obtained as soon as possible after publication. " Lyttelton Times" Office, O"xford Street, Lyttelton, July, 1857. WANTED TO HIRE, EOR THREE MONTHS, a pair of working bullocks, thoroughly broken in and quiet, without yokes and bows. Address, stating terms, to CHAS. SMITH, Rhodes's Bay. June 21st, 1857. WANTED TO PURCHASE, THE Good Will of a RUN inside the Canterbury Province, with or without from 2000 to 3000 Ewes. Apply to JOHN T. PARKINSON. NELSON. WANTED by the Town of NELSON COMMITTEE OF EDUCATION, a competent HEAD MASTER for the public school in the town. The salary to be not less than £250 per annum, with an advance proportional with increase in number of pupils. The necessary qualification is that the Master shall be able to conduct the school on some APPROVED SYSTEM, and to impart to .his pupils what is generally understood as a GOOD ENGLISH EDUCATION. Before appointment he will be required to produce a certificate of qualification to be obtained of the Inspector of schools, on examination here. (No peculiar Religious Denominational tenets are permitted to be taught in the schools.) Immediate application to be made to W. M. STANTON, Hon. Sec. Trafalgar street, Nelson, June 30th, 1857. LAND TO LET ON BUILDING LEASES. MR. OLLIVIER is instructed to let upon building leases several desirable plots of ground particularly well adapted for business, fronting upon the' Sumner Road, and Cashd Street, and immediately adioininothe White Hart. MR. OLLIVIER is instructed to let upon leases several plots of land admirably adapted for business or for private residences, and in the most central part of the town of Christchurch. In Cathedral Square, near the intended site ■of the Union Bank. In Cathedral Square, adjoining Mr .Stringer's new premises. In the High Street, adjoining the Wesleyan Chapel. In Manchester Street. In Hereford Street. Particulars may be obtained on application to MR. OLLIVIER, Cashel Street.