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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 545, 23 January 1858, Page 5

iifVu guftjerttsttiiirnrs. ; CHURCH PROPERTY TRUSTEES. T\T-OTipE'is hereby * given , that the li , Quarterly Meeting of the Church Property Trustees will be held in the College Libi'ary, CasheV Street, Christchurch, at Noon, on MONDAY, Feb. Ist. At this Meeting the Trustees will have to elect the Managing Committee for the present year, (four Clergymen and four Laymen) from among the Trustees named below, who have been duly nominated as Candidates^ Viz: —-The Venerable Archdeacon Mathias, the Revs. Gr. Cotterill, H. Jacobs, John Raven, \V. W. Wiiloek, Jas. Wilson, and Messrs. C. Bowen, Ghas., Bridge, W. G. Brittau, Thos. Cass, Cyrus Davie, Thos. Hichens, J. Ollivier, ' H. J. Tancred, and W. Thomson. : W;W. WILLOCK, Secretary to Church Property Trustees. .Christchurch, Jan. 19th, 1858. " PUBLIC NOTICE. "' '\ : A" Special Meeting of Justices of the Peace will be held, at the Resident Magistrates Court, 'in Christchurch, on Wednesday .the 10th day of Febi'uary next, at 11 a.m., for the purpose of-granting" Slaughter House Licenses for the remainder of the year. Persons -desirous" of obMining Licenses; are reminded that, they must forward., to,the Cjerk of-'th'e Bench, ten daysrbefore the above meeting, notice of their intention to^ apply for a'License, and'with such noticed desVription 'of the pilace intended'to be Licensed. ' «,-j t ./. . • : ! \ - T GEO., TURNEB, ) \-i -i , - - Clerk .to the; Bench. '*"' Resident Magistratels, Qffice_, • : ;. | • .-. ' .Christchurch, January '21st, 1858.-; ! TO.THE ELECTORS' '\ ". OF THE HEATHCOTE DISTRICT! ,_ GENfLEMß^—iHayingr entered intoa Contract with;»the j Provincial Go.yenirfteht for the completing of various Surveys "in lß^n'ks"s Peninsula, I ani. required by-the;: Limitation of 'Patronage^ Ordinance to resign my seat in tite-Council/ - - ■■ 'It iM fnv intention to presents myself to^-ou^ as a Candidate for and; I>beg now to solicit the honour of' again occupying a jseat as one of your Represeritatives. 1 .. ' i. " ' I have th'e.hohour to be, Gentlemen, ' *■■:> Your most "obedient servant,! * ■ ! " R. J. S. HARMAN. Christchuvch, January 20,, 1858.