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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 643, 5 January 1859, Page 5

NEW ZEALAND ROYAL MAIL I ST 15 AM SHIP ! L 0 It 1) A S 11 L E V , 550 Tons, A. Stewart, Commander. fIUIS Steamer will leave NELSON for WEL- * LINGTON, CANTERBURY,and OTAGO, on or about tho 18th INSTANT. i She may be expected to arrive here about the ; 21 st INSTANT, on hor way to OTAGO. For freight or passage, apply to MILKS, KINGTON, &,Co., Lyttelton. FOR AUCKLAND DIRECT:. npilE fine fast sniling schooner ANN, Wallace, .-*- "Master, will sail for the above port on or about MONDAY, JANUARY 10. For freight or passage, apply to Mil. OLLIVIER, ■ Cashel Street. WANTED, \ JUNIOR CLERK ; a gentleman accustomed •£*• to the routine of a Merchant's Office preferred. J. T/ PEACOCK & CO. ~~ NOTICE. MISS TAYLOR begs to intimate that her SCHOOL will re-open after the Christmas recess on the Ist of F EBRUARY NEXT. Christchurch, Jan. 4, 1859. CHURCH MISSIONS. ON SUNDAY NEXT, the 9th instant, SERMONS will be Preached, and Collections made, in the Temporary Church, Lyttelton, in behalf of the Melanesian Missions. B. W. DUDLEY, Incumbent. Lyttelton, Jan. 4,1859. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, THE schooner HENRY, 42 tons register. Apply to the CAPTAIN. Lyttelton* Jan. 3,1859. ~ ~~ MRS. DALE BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Kaiapoi that she has taken the house lately occupied by Dr. Day, and intends to open a store for the following Merchandise, consisting of— Drapery Boots and shoes | Baby linen Glassware And various other goods too numerous to mention Jan. 5,1859. FOR SALE, SCHOONER . ANN. THE fine fast sailing schooner ANN, 37 tons register, built 'by Mr. Henry Niccol, and launched in August, 1858, coppered and copper , fastened. She carries a large cargo, with a draught of water of 5 feet 6 inches, and is very suitable for the l-iver and coasting trade of this province. ~ For further-particulars, apply to • ."""^ MR. OLLIVIER, , ' . Cashel Street. t~c[ bTe so l d-;• ~: A BARGAIN, ' PHE lease of an improved section of GO acres, «• fronting, on the river Heathcote, 25 acres of which is broken;up, partially cropped and fenced. There are two substantial dwelling houses erected thereon. For particulars, apply to J. WHEELER, j Lincoln-road. / Jan. 1, 1859. ' : . " PROCLAMATION. ' T WILLIAM SEFTON-.MOORHOUSE, Su-J-9 perintendent of the Province of Canterbury, do hereby, in pursuance of the powers'• vested ■in : me in that behalf, by the regulations now iv force for the disposal, sale, letting, and occupation of the Waste Lands of the Crown within the said province, proclaim and declare that the lands herein*; after described, that is to say: —Three thousand acres, more or less, bounded on the north-east by the main stream of the Hurunui, from the mound crossing to the junction of the Waitohi, on the south-east and south by the Waitohi from its junction with the Hurunui to the point opposite, and due south of the eastern end of the base line, and on the westward by a line from the eastern end of the base line, to fine mound crossing, shall be reserved temporarily for the Uses of the Provincial Government and fbriother public purposes. Given under my hand at Christchurch, and sealed with the Public Seal of the said Province, this 27th day of DECEMBER, 1858. I W. S. MOORHOtTSE, Superintendent. By His Honor's command, Ji OLLIVIER, a-,"- Provincial Secretary. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. HIS Honor the Superintendent directs it to be notified for public information that MESSRS. MALLOCK and WALKER have entered into an engagement with the Provincial Government to lease the foregoing reserve together with the dipping troughs, sheep yards, and other buildings now in course of construction on the South bank of the Hurunui, and that all sheep introduced into this Province across the North boundary of the Province will be required to be dressed at the troughs on this reserve. Messrs. ATalloek and Walker will find all materials and labor necessary for dressing the sheep, and are authorised by the Provincial Government to charge for every flock a fee for the same of Is. per bead for every bead of sheep up to 1000 inclusive, and for all sheep in one flock exceeding 1000, a fee of Bd. per head. By order of His Honor the Superintendent, J. OLLIVIER, Provincial Secretary.. Provincial Secretary's Office, ,■ Christchurch, Dec., 27th, 1858. HIS Honour the Superintendent bus been pleased to appoint the undermentioned gentlemen to be District. Overseers in the department of Public Works for the following Districts:— JAMES WYLDE, Esq., For the Kaiapoi District. JAMES ROBERTS, Esq., For the Akaroa District. BELFIELI) WOOLLCOMBE, Esq.. For the Timaru District. JOHN OLLIVIER, Provincial Setretary, Provincial Secretary's Office, Christchurch, 27th Dec, 1858.