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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 605, 25 August 1858, Page 2

Z Still no' News from EuitpPE,"r-^uclii is the expression with .which:, every, .citizen; greets his acquaintance on meeting in • the: streets^ weather^ tp !say?has been bad 'enough; of late to -. evoke expressions; ofonisery—^has; ceased to be the fashionable theme/pf* complaint j in presence of the,more;pressing eyi^pf^want off advices frcmi Z e hoine^C and'^frpm SthPl neighbouring colonies, v U^p tothe hoiiridf going to press, we haye clung to the liopp j that •Fefor'e']thisi L sheet 'nlet the readW's; j eye, we should ;hayp!had some arrival that; lyould'aUay.the^^ excitement occasion b;y;;J the long* absence of f the mail> but ouri hope ; is"disappointed. ; Knowing how'eager; the;| community-, is'to obtain "infelligencey weV r^hall^/ if ?the; mail; should; arrive in jthe" : early /part '■ of to-day," print extraordin-^] ary sheet* of the l. Times,' for timelybirculP -tion in ILyttelton,; to-morrow, and-in'time for 1' thp;mail,to"ChristcHurch and Kaiapoi; the,; samejday. 'ZZZZ-Z-. \]"■: ••'■"-'■.■ ZZ.-:Z }> "'-'■