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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 575, 8 May 1858, Page 6

INDIAN RELIEF FUND. CONCERT. rpilE few remaining members of the Lyttel--L tori Choral Society, being desirous of giving a Concert for the assistance of the above patriotic fund, invite all musical amateurs and others who feel anxious to give their services to attend a meeting at the Town Hall, Lytteltori. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, i ..at half-past Seven o'clock, for making the preliminary arrangements. j H. ALLWRIGHT, R. DAVIS, ! G. TAYLER, . H.W. YOUNGER, E. SEAGER, G. MAYO; v I C. LUCAS, H. ALLWRIGHTj Jun. ESSRS. WHEELER & Ntlßsi omnibus proprietors, in returning1 thanks to the public of Canterbury for the liberal support and patronage they have received for the last four years, and having considered the inconvenience travellers have experienced from want of a covered conveyance, beg to inform their patrons that they have just received, per ship Hastings,,an omnibus, from one of the first makers in London, which they intend running between Lyttelton and Christchurch, as soon as the cuttings and alterations at the foot of the bridle path, necessary "for enabling the omnibus to turn, are completed. : The omnibus will start at the same hours as the cart has been accustomed to leave Lyttelton | andX!hristchurch; viz., from the Golden Fleece, Christchurch, conveying the mails, at 9 a.m., returning from the cottage at the foot of the bridle path at 10 hrs. 45 mm. a.m., starting again from Christen urch at 3 p.m., and returning from the cottage with the inland mail, at ,4 p.m., in connection with the pack-horse which leaves Lyttelton morning and afternoon in tinie to meet the omnibus. N.B.—The pack-horse will leave the Mitre Hotel at 9 a.m., and at 3 p.m., conveying the mails and luggage. All parcels left with Mr. Nurse, No. 3, London Street, Lyttelton, at'the White Hart Hotel, Christchurch, orat Mr. Wheeler's, near the Royal Hotel, Christchurch, will meet with immediate attention. WHEELER & NURSE, Lyttelfcon and Christchurch. April 15, 1858. CHRISTCHURCH AND KAIAPOI. ; M' ESSRS. WHEELER & NURSE, Mail Contractors, beg- to inforin the inhabitants of Canterbury that they have started aspringconveyance between Christchurdh and Kaiapoi, and hope, by strict attention ito orders and a due regard to the comfort of passengers, to meet with a share of public patrohage- | The conveyance -will start from the Golden Fleece, Christchurch, every Monday and Thmjs-' day, half-an hour after the'first omnibus rjeturns from Lyttelton; and leave the Northern Hotel, Kaiapoi, for Christchurch; half-an hojir after the arrival of the Rangiora' mail, and in time to catch the omnibus leaving Christchurch for Lyttelton in the afternoon. - All parcels left at Hutchinson's store, or at the Northern Hotel, Kaiapoi, will meet with strict attention. EDWARD NURSE, Lyttelton; JONAH WHEELER,-Christchurch, i Mail Contractors, j N.B.—Horses' taken in at livery or to pad- i dock, FOR SALE, BY Private Contract, all that wellknown Hotel called the Golden Fleece, together with the Section, Stabling, &c, &c, now let at a yearly rental of £300 per annum, present lease expiring June Ist, 1859. For price and all further particulars apply to GOULD & MILES. Christchurch, April 14th, 1858. HORSES DAILY EXPECTED. nnHE Undersigned has been advised by JL Gilbert Me Clymont, Esq., to the effect that he may be daily expected to arrive with a cargo of fifty valuable horses, consisting of broken-in saddle uuLi draught horses. Also, several valuable thorough bred mares, from the celebrated herd of Mr. Me Arthur, of Camden. N.B.—Colonial produce such as Wheat, Oats, or Potatoes, will be taken, if in marketable order and ready for shipment, at market prices. For further particulars, apply to ' ■ : JOHN T. PARKINSON, Lyttelton and Christclmrch. FOR SALE. 1 J npHE Goodwill of a Run of 20,000 acrj>s, j J- • situate within 20 miles of Chrisfcchurqh, with improvements thereon,,consisting, of gob'd j substantial house and garden, stockyards, milking sheds, &c. The run is .covered with , grass of the best description, and possesses ex- , cellent natural boundaries, having upwards of 30 miles of water froatag-o. The above will be sold with or without 300 i head of dairy cattle, and is suitable either for sheep or cattle. For further particulars, apply to • J. LONGDEN.i NOTICE. : THE Undersigned, begs to inform the Inhabitants of Kaiapoi and the siirrouiiding districts that his Mill is now open ;to grind for the Public, at Is. per bushel, cash on delivery. .RICHARD WOODFORD, . Kaiapoi Mill.