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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 637, 15 December 1858, Page 5

NOTICE. INTOTICE is hereby given, that the Partner--L~ ship hitherto subsisting between the Undersigned, Henry Brown and Edmund Per- r guson Campbell, both of Christchurch, under \ the style or firm of " Brown and Campbell," t BUTCHERS, has this day been formally dissolved. All debts duo to and owing by the said co-partnership will be received and paid by the said Henry Brown, by whom alone the J business will in future be carried on. Dated this Tenth Day of December. 1858 HENRY BROWN, E. P. CAMPBELL. Witness to the signatures of the said parties,— Joifx Hichess, Articled Clerk, Cliristchurch. THE LATE FIRE AT T A YLOR'S BItEWE RV . ' A T a Public Meeting held at the White Hart £*- Hotel, Chnstchurch, Dec. 8, 1858, MR. RICHARD SUTCLIFFE Ren. in the chair, it was proposed by Mr. H. E. Alport and seconded by Mr. Wir. Parish:, — Ist. That the resolution agreed to at the meeting of 6th December, limiting the amount of "subscriptions to-One Sovereign be rescinded, and that the subscriptions be unlimited, whether in money, labour, or materials. 2nd. Proposed by J. Ollivier, Esq. and seconded by Mr. McCabdell, — That thJ3 meeting deems it expedient that the inhabitants of Christchureh immediately enrol themselves as a Fire' Brigade, for the purpose of working Fire Engines and otherwise assisting to extinguish fires in the town. 3rd. Proposed by Mr. W. Paeish and seconded by Mr. F. L. Rees, — That an advertisement be inserted in the Lyttelton and Christchurch Newspapers calling attention to the first resolution of this evening and notifying the appointment of a committee For the purpose of canvassing the towns and country districts for subscriptions. Such committee to consist of the following gentlemen, viz.,— Mr. C. W. Bishop Mr. R. Sutcliffe — John Anderson — J. Ollivier — Win. Thomson — W. Harrington jun. — C. W. Wyatt — W. Parish — F. Tombs — Warner — P. L. Rees — Mallinson - — J. F. McCardell — Coofce — Cotton — John Cuff — H. E. Alport — Joseph Dann — G. Gould ■ with power to add to their number. 4th. Proposed by Mr. Wasxee and seconded by Mr. Bxfbtox, — .That a public meeting Toe called at the Town Hall, Christchureh, for the purpose of carrying out the second resolution, of which due notice will be given. ANNIVERSARY DAY. ALBION CRICKET CLUB. A Grand Match will be played on THURSDAY, the 16th instant, on the reserve known as Latimer Square, in the Town of; Chi-istchurch, between two elevens of the above club. Wickets pitched at 10 o'clock a.m.; play to commence at half-past. Refreshments on the ground. GEO. "TURNER, Secretary. UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. THIS BANK WILL BE CLOSED ON THURSDAY NEXT. 16th inst., being the Anniversary of the Foundation of the Settlement. JOSEPH PALMER, Manager. Lyttelton, Dec. 13.. ISSS. THE CHURCHWARDENS OF CHRISTCHUECH T^ARNESTLY request Subscribers to the -i-^ "Fund for the support of the Local Clergy to pay their subscriptions for the present year without delay, as it'is necessary that their accounts should be closed ou the 31st Instant. December 7, 1858. The accounts for the above, mae'e ou1: to the Churchwardens, will be paid on presentation, b" Mr. Grosvenor Miles, at Messrs. Gould and FREDERICK THOMPSON. Christchurch, Dec. 9, 1858. .. ~~~MR, HAMILTON, ~ DESCRIPTIVE VOCALIST, Will sin? at the TOWN HALT., CHRISTCHURCH, On the Evenings of . MON DA V AND WEDNESDAY, ...20th. &-22.yd INSTANT, BALLADS, SONGS, SCEN AS, BUFFO SCENES. Front seats, 55.; Back seats, 45.; Gallery, 3s. To commence at Eight o'clock. Tickets to bt> had of Mr. Hart, White Hart Hotel; and at the Doors. PLOUGHS AND CHURNS. EANSOME'S Y. F. L v PLOUGHS, with wheels. Ditto Y. L. swing ploughs Spare wrought iron shares and coulters American thermometer churns H. E. ALPORT. Christehmvh, Nov. 4-, 1858.