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flflu $trlmtt£ements. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. THE Fine Brig D A RT, B. Jenkins, commander, daily expected, will ply as a direct and regular trader between this port and Sydney. ' This vessel has first-rate accommodation for cabin and steerage passengers, and is a good opportunity for shippers of wool, as every facility will be afforded by the undersigned in weighing, &c, &c., at their warehouses, both at Kaiapoi and Lyttelton. For freight or passage, apply to COOKSON/BOWLER, & Co., Agents. Lyttelton, Dec. 7th, 1858. FOR TIMARU DIRECT. THE Brigantine CORSAIR, Thomas Gay, Master, will sail from this port for Timaru, on FRIDAY, the 17th instant. For freight or passasre, apply to MILES, KINGTON, & CO., Lyttelton. Dec. 7,1858. MR. HAMILTON,, DESCRIPTIVE VOCALIST, ; TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY the 15th & 16th INSTANT. Front seats, os.; Back seats, 4s. : Gallery, 3s. WANTED immediately, for Timarn, A PIOUSE SERVANT. Apply at the Office of this Paper. FIRE AT TAYLOR'S BREWERY, CHRISTCHURCH. IN consequence of the great loss Mr. Richard Taylor has sustained by the above calamitous event, and to assist him under the circumstances, Subscription Lists have been opened, and are now lying at the Union Bank, the Hotels, and all the Stores in Chrisfchurcli and Lyttelton. It has been considered advisable that the subscription should not exceed ONE SOVEREIGN each person. All who are desirous of subscribing will please hand in their amounts as quickly as possible. GOULD &■-MILES, Treasurers, H. E. ALPORT, Jlon. Secretary. Nj} X Public Meeting will be held at the White Hart Hotel, on THURSDAY EVENING, at 6 o'clock, to report progress, and arrange future plans. HORSES ON SALE. A few good roadsters, and the valuable thoroughbred bay colt "Don Raphael," by Sir Hercules, out of Emma, by Gil Bias, out of Emily, by Operator, out of Flora Mclvor, (entered for tho Nelson Produce Stikos Miuvh, ISSS). Tho above are on view at Court Burton Farm Paddocks, near luecnr<on Church.