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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 588, 23 June 1858, Page 1

ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS. THE great success attending the >pening of < an agency for the constant suj ly to this province of ; THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS | AND THE HOME NEWS, ! has induced the undersigned to undertake the \ regular supply of the WEEKLY DISPATCH NEWS OF TBB WOBLD | SPECTiT-OB ' EXAMINEE . ! LEADER PUNCH i j and any other English, Irish, or Scotch paper. ! Persons anxious to subscribe, may forward ; their orders to Mr. Beadwell, " Lyttelton ■ '.Times" Office. HALF-YEABLY SUBSCRIPTIONS. £ s. d. Illustrated London News ... 1 10 0 Home News ... ... 0 10 6 Weekly Despatch ... ... 16 0 V;. Spectator 2 0 0 Examiner ... ... ... 16 0 The Leader 1 6 0 < j Punch 0 17 6 News of the World 015 0 Any other, paper double the English rates, ■which terms alone can compensate an agent in this province, and so secure a regular supply of papers to subscribers. Any attempt to supply English journals at an advance on the outlay | equal to only half the current interest for money, must be ruinous to the agent (if he has anything to lose) and fraught with disappointment to the public. HOME NEWS. | SUBSCRIBERS to the 'Home News' who have hitherto "been supplied by Mr. J. P. McCARDELL, are requested to apply or forward their address to the undersigned (to whom the agency has been transferred, by Messrs. Cooeson, Bowleb, & C 0.,) who will in future forward the paper immediately on the arrival of each mail. ALBERT T. BRADWELL, " Lyttelton Times " Office. TOWN OP KAIAPOI. ■ LAND FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. A Sections of land with frontage to the \M 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 the Waimakariri, and numbered on plan 8, 9,10. Terms—One third cash Do. do. 12 months Do. do. 2 years. N.B.—The above sections are portions of Mr. Sidey's rich alluvial paddock, situated between Mr. Jone's house and Messrs, Cookson Bowler & Co.'s Wool Stores, remaining unsold from the auction of Bth April aud 27th May. Plans can be inspected and further particulars obtained on application to T. S. DUNCAN, Esq., Solicitor, Christchurch; MR. G. C. BLACK, Kaiapoi; or MR. A. J. ALPORT, Lyttelton. WORKING BULLOCKS. EOR SALE, —A pair of powerful working bullocks, four years old, and thoroughly broken. Apply to PAVITT, Brothers, Akaroa. RANGIORA. T7IXTENSIVE PROPERTY FOR ■-Hi SALE. —The undersigned has received instructions to offer for sale by private contract, the following very valuable property, situated in the rising district of Rangiora. That well built and commodious Hotel, known as 'The Lion,' together with stables, stockyard, etc., and 5 acres of land all fenced, and partly cultivated. Also, 100 acres of land, situated near the above hotel, with 25 chains frontage on the Harewood Road, together with a good house and stockyard, and about two acres fenced and cultivated. Also, 34 acres of land, situated on the south side of Rangiora bush, with about 3 acres of bush thereon, and good frontage to the direct Kaiapoi and Rangiora Road. For particulars, apply to JAMES WYLDE, Kaiapoi. NOTICE. THE undersigned cautions all parties not to give credit to his wife Mary Ann Libeau, as he will not pay any debt or debts she may contract. JOSEPH LIBEAU. Akaroa, April 17, 1858.