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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 520, 28 October 1857, Page 5

Though I have now no immediate connection with the town of Lyttelton^ yet I assure you no one feels greater interest in its prosperity, none would be more zealous in forwarding measures calculated to promote ■ its welfare ; convinced as I am of this, that the well-being of the whole province is intimately connected with its progress. , Having a due sense of the importance of the trust I now seek at your hands, I pledge myself, if elected, to the utmost of my ability to prove myself worthy of the confidence reposed in me. *, I am, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, RICHARD TURNBULL. October 27,1857. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF LYTTELTON. f^i ENTLEMEN,—Rather than see the VX interests of our town and port represented in the Provincial Council by a stranger, whose address, I understand, isabout to appear before you, I beg to announce my intention of coming forward as a candidate at the ensuing election; and, if elected, you may rest assured that your interests will be properly attended to by, • Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, ROBERT WAITT. Lyttelton, October 27,1857. STATIONERY. " ON Sale at the '■'.'< LYTTELTON TIMES' Office:— „. Letter paper, blue and cream laid and wove"' . Note paper, cream laid and yellow wove Commercial and bank post ' ■ Blue wove demy Superfine bank post and foolscap, cream laid . Foolscap, blue laid and yellow wove Ruled foolscap and pot paper Envelopes, blue and cream laid, assorted Ditto, blue wove and buff, assorted Red and black sealing-wax Plain cards, large, small and third large Blotting paper, coloured tissue papers Ink, wafers Blacklead and red pencils, assorted Pens and holders Copy-books, text, round and single, foolscap and post Ready reckoners, reference .files I Journals and ledgers I Memorandum and account books, various i Oxford-street, Lyttelton. TO THE" ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF CHRISTCHURCH. /"I ENTLEMEN,—I beg to offer myself \JT as a candidate for >yoursuffrages at the approaching election of the Council of this Province. \". I need only assure you that I shall seek to promote the prosperity of all classes of the community, and support whatever measures may be conducive to that end, should you honor me by electing me one of your representatives. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your very obedient servant, CHARLES EDWARD PRICHARD. Christchurch, October 13th, 1857. SALE BY AUCTION. ME. LONGDEN has received instructions from E. W. Lamb, Esq., (who is about to return to Sydney) to Sell by Auction, at his residence at Papanui, on MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 2kd, the whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS, consisting of Tables Chairs Washstands and sets Toilet table and looking glass Sofa \ Accordion Child's chair and cot - Chest drawers Large iron bedsteads Small camp do. Mattrasses Fender and fire irong Handsome breakfast service Lamp Decanters Set dish covers Crockeryware Clock . ■ \ . Kitchen utensils . Carpenter's tools Lady's side saddle Gentleman's do. &c, &c, &c. Also, 1 chesnut mare and foal, perfectly quiet, and accustomed to carry a lady. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms cash. JUST RECEIVED, (Ex Taranaki.) i \ FEW Ladies' superior quality side jljL saddles Holly handled gig whips Leather surcingales Horse hobble 3 and martingales Spare stirrup leathers and irons Whalebone dander brushes Best horse brushes and curry combs Enamelled leather valises Gentlemen's and youths' calf Oxonians Do do. Prince Georges Do. do. Light Wellingtons. H. E. AL^PORT. Christchurch, Oct. 26th, 1857.