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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 590, 30 June 1858, Page 1

CANTERBURY i STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. "VTOTIGE is hereby given that the fol--Ll lowing rates of freight, passage money, and towage, will be charged for .the Steamer PLANET. Feeights, To or from Pigeon Bay, or the rivers Waimakariri or Heathcote. '20s. per ton measurement or dead weight ■ Bs. per bale for wool . • ; . 4d. per bushel for grain 15's.'per ton for potatoes in bags. Passage Monet. To or from river Heathcote, 2s. 6d. To or from Kaiapoi, ss. To or from Pigeon Bay, 10s. Return tickets to Pigeonßay andback, 15s. Rates of ;Towage. To or from the ferry, outside the bar, 3s. per ton. To or from the Ferry and Sumner, 2s. per ton. To or froni outside the Bar and Sumner, 2s. per ton. The same rates in and out the Kaiapoi river. Other towages by special agreement with the Manager. By order, J. MARTIN HEY WOOD, Manager. Lyttelton, June 7, 1858. FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT. THE CLIPPER SCHOONER ELIZABETH, Ramage, -Master, will leave about the 30th instant for the above port. For passage only, apply to ROBT. WAITT & CO., 1 Agents. FIRST VESSEL FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. THE fine fast sailing schooner FRANCIS, 180 tons burthen, W. E. Brown, Master, will sail for the above port early in the ensuing week. This vessel has superior acoommodation for passengers, and offers a good opportunity to shippers of produce. For freight or passage, apply to COOKSON, BOWLER & CO., Agents. Lyttelton, June 22,1858. NEW CHURCH AT LYTTELTON TO BE BUILT OF STONE. TENDERS are invited for the erection of a CHURCH, which must be sent in to the Rev. B. W. Dudley, Lyttelton, on or before the 30th of JULY, where plans and specifications may be seen and every information ob- j tamed. The committee does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. ■ GEORGE MALLINSON, \ Architect; Lyttelton, June 1,1858. CHURNS. ON SALE.—A few large sized Am- \ erican Thermometer churns. H. E. ALPORT. Christchurch, May 17,1858. , NOTICE. THE undersigned begs to return thanks to his friends and the Gentry of Canterbury o-enerally, for past favors, and to inform them that his house will be re-opened for their accommodation on MONDAY Next, the 21st instant, when he hopes he may have a continuance of their support. Dinner will be on the table daily at 2 p.m. jsj-jj. The livery and bait stables (which are at present undergoing repairs) will also be reopened in a few days. Stock and General Commission Agent. Norwich Quay, Lyttelton, June 19,1858.