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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 585, 12 June 1858, Page 1

npOWNSEND, HENRY,.per SeringaX. pata& 5 from Bristol to Melbourne, left there perNG &7 , e ii ej j n cnarge of sheep, wiU find his BE^REii FEED, of Bath, by writing Post Office, Melbourne ; any one knowing him will be rewarded on Oo^o- the same. '' t ■ " WANT_|D immediately, a good house serv/nt, or a married "couple for the station at fcrmaru. Apply to '*%■ MESSRS. R. & G. RHODES.. Lyttelto_,j#une 1,1858. f "■■■ / WANTED, A Man and Wife as general farm servants. Appier at the Office of this paper, or to MR. BOWEN, Milford. WANTED, BY a family who are goingl to return to England, a person who would take charge of two children on the voyage. For further particulars, apply at MR, DANN'S Store, Christchurcb. £20 REWARD. STOLEN from the premises of the undersigned a nearly new Ransom and May's plough. Any person giving such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender will receive the above reward. CHARLES J. DUNNAGE, D unmoor. NOTICE. TVTOTICE is hereby given, that al _L l debts due to the proprietors of the Ferry are not paid within 14 days from this date, legal proceedings will be taken to recover the same witnout further notice. FREDERICK: MITCHELL. Kaiapoi 9th June, 1858. WORKING BULLOCKS. FOR SALE, —A pair of powerful working- bullocks, four 3 rears old, and thoroughly broken. Apply to PAYITT, Brothers, Akaroa. PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS. MR. MOUNTFORT begs to'announce that he is prepared to take portraits by the New Collodion Process. Specimens can be seen at Mr. Mountfort's, Colombo Street, Christchurch, near Messrs. Gould & Miles. CANTERBURY^ RACES, 1859. AT a Meeting of the Jockey Club held the sth June, 1858; the entries for the Canterbury Maiden Plate not being sufficient to produce a race: the following race was agreed upon in lieu thereof. The- Canterbury Maiden Stakes, of 6 soys. each, h.f. (if declared to the Secretary on or before 6 p.m. on the First SATURDAY in December, 1S58), with £100 added, for all horses that have never won public money previous to the clay of entrance —English Jockey Club Plate, weight for age, If miles; the second horse to receive 20 soys. out of the stakes ; the winner to pay 5 soys. towards expenses. No person' allowed to enter ahorse, unless he is a subscriber of at least two guineas to this fund. Entrance money to be paid, and all entries, stating name and pedigree of horses to be sent under sealed cover to the Secretary of the Jockey Club, at the Golden Fleece Hotel, Cliristclmrch, on or before the first Saturday in September, 1858, at 6 p.m. C..G. HODGSON, Acting for the Secretary. TOWN OF KAIAPOI. LAND FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. A Sections of land with frontage to the /zM North road, and numbered on plan 4, 32, 33, and 34 9 do. do. do. fronting to Cridland street, and numbered on plan 23 to 31. 3 do. do. with deep water frontage to tlie Waimakarivi, and numbered on plan S, 9, 10. Tsfms—One third cash Do. do. 12 months Do. do. 2 years. N.B.—The above sections are portions of Mi1. Sidey's rich alluvial paddock, situated between Mr. Jone's house and Messrs. Cookson Bowler & Co.'s Wool Stores, remaining nnsokl from the auction of Bth April and 27th May. Plans can be inspected and further particulars obtained on; pplication to T. S. DUNCAN, Esq., Solicitor, ■ Uhristolmrch; MR, G. (?. BLACK, Kaiapoi; or MR, A. Jr ALPOiiT, Lyttelton.