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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 591, 3 July 1858, Page 5

$leu.i bertisfeirients. T OST.—A. ZEHJRSE, containing a seJ_^ cond an<l -fcliird of a Bill of Exchange, of no use to any one but the owner. If the finder will lea^re it at the Office of this Paper, he will be rewarded for his trouble. 3STOTICE. ALL parties having sold Produce to the undersigned are requested to deliver the same at Jones's or Ferry Wharf, and not at Mir. "Webb's, at Christchurch Quay. Should any Produce be sent to the latter place atter this Notice It- will oniy be paid for after approval by MZy. I^. Thomson. Extra cartage will be paid for. ROBT. WAITT & CO. Lyttelton, «J txly 1. rjpHE imdex-slg-ned are Purchasers of _L . WHEAT and OATS. Cash on deli— cry at the Ferry Wharf. JOHN C. AIKMAN. FEED. LE CREN. Ferry Wharf; July 1. ON SALS, at the Ferry Wharf,— 1,000 3 T>xxsiiel corn sacks 50,000 feet "V\ D.L. scantling 100,000 5 feet "V.D.L. palings 80,000 2 feet G V.D.L laths And a quao/bit^r of cart fellows Apply to ~ JOHN C. AIKMAN, or I". LE CEEN. July 1. FREEHOLD LAND FOE SALS. mWENTY-Seven and a half acres of JL Freehold Jland, situated between Kaiapoi and the Ohoka bush, with 27^ chains frontage on tite: Kangiora direct- road. The ' whole section is fenced in, under crop with wheat with a comfortable four roomed house thereon, fronting- on the Ohoka stream near Kaiapoi mill. Also, thirty acres of rural section No. 544 situated at K-aiig-lora on the Harewood road adjoining Mr. Hanmer's section. For particulax-s and to treat for purchase apply to Mr. IE JDWAED STEGGALL, Kaiapoi Mill. June 28, ISSS. INOI^^SST RELIEF FUND. A .Meeting- of the Members of the General Oommittee of the Indian Eelief Fund wiH l>e held at the Town Hall, Christchurch, on FElD^^^r NEXT, JULY 9. at Twelve o'clock precisely, to receive the Secretary's^ Re-poxr-fc to sanction the payment of expenses—to an-fcliorise the remittance of the balance to EnglazicL—and to close the account. JOSEPH BEITTAN, Hon. Sec. June 28. Persona whose s-n"bscriptions are still unpaid, are requested to send them to the Bank at Christehurch cr 3L^y~tsoii;Gi<, without delay.