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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 691, 22 June 1859, Page 6

PUBLIC NOTICE. SALE OF TOWN AND RURAL LANDS: "VTOTICE is hereby given that the sections l\ of land specified below will be.submitted'to public auction at the sitting of. the Waste Lands Board, to be held at the Land Office, Christchurch, on MONDAY, the Fourth day o£ JULY, 1859, at the hour of noon, subject to the' usual conditions of sale, and in conformity with' the regulations for the disposal, sale, letting, and occupation of the Waste Lands of the Crown how in force within the Province of Canterbury. By order of his honor the Superintendent, . JOHN OLLIVIER, „ Provincial Secretary. TIMARU TOWN LANDS. Lot. Section. Quantity. Upset Price. a. v. p. £ s. d. > 1 .. 37 ... 0 13 ... 12 18 0 2 10 ... 0 10 ... 12 0 0 3 ■.!.' 18 ... 0 1 0 ... 12 0 0 4 7 ... 0 10 '..-. 12 0 0 5.8 ... 0 1 0 ... 12 0 0 6 ..'. 9 ... 0 1 0 ... 12 0 0 7 ... 19 ... 0 10 ... 12 0 0, 8 ... 20 ... 0 10- ... 12 0 0, , 9 ... 21 ... 0 10 ... 12 0 0, ■10 ... 22 ... 0 10 ... 12 0 0 RURAL LANDS. ■Lot. Sec. a. r. p. £s. d. Situation. 111...1696... 2 0 0... 4 0 0 Rangiora '• 12...1758...10 0 0...20 0 0 OkainVbay ! 13...1855... 9 0 0...18 0 0 Lower Lincoln road i 14... 1888... 14 0 0...28 0 0 Road by trig pole c 7 115...1903... 0 3 271.1 16 9 Adjoin. Akaroa twn. '16...1942...15 0 0...30 0 0 Springs track j 17...1993... 4 0 0... 8 0 0 Prebbletown. | TIMARU TOWN LANDS; i LOT. SECT. QUAN. T7PSET PBICE. !AEP £ B D 18 ... 84 ... 0 1 8... 14 8 0 i 19 ... 85 ... 0 1 9 ... 14 14 0 ! 20 ... 93 ... 0 1 0 ... 12 0 0 ; 21 ... 94 ... 0 1 0 ... 12 0 0 22 ... 95 ... 0 1 0... 12 0 0 23 ... 96 ... 0 1 10... 15 0 0 , 24 ... 97 ... 0 1 0... 12 0 0 25 ... 98 ... 0 1 0... 12 0 0 26 ... 106 ... 0 124 ... 19 4 0 27 ... 107 ... 0 1 32 ... 21 12 0 28 ... 108 ... 0 10 ... 12 0 0 29 ... 109 ... 0 1 0 ... 12 0 0 30 ... 126 ... 0 1 0 ... 12 0 0 31 ... 34 ... 0 1 4... 13 4 0 i Provincial Secretary's Office, Christchurch, May 25,1859. CANTERBURY FARMERS' CLUB. THE first Anniversary of the above Club will be celebrated on WEDNESDAY, June 22,1859. Members of the club are expected to meet at their News Room, at 12 o'clock, for the transaction of business, and are requested to invite all who are friendly to the undertaking to the dinner, which will take place at 4 o'clock p.m., in Mr. H. E. Alport's new store, opposite the Golden Fleece Hotel. . , Dinner tickets, 7s. 6d. each, can be obtained at the.. Golden Fleece Hotel, "Messrs. Gould and Miles Store, and the ' Standard' Office, Christchurch. An early application is requested. R. BRUNSDEN, '..'.. Hon. Secretary. ; Christchurch, June 7,1857. JAMES KERR, GE NE RAL STORE KE EPE R, I CHARLES-ST, EAIAPOI, BEGS most respectfully to inform his numerous friends and the public generally of Kaiapoi ■ and the vicinity, that he will shortly have in course ;of erection extensive premises, immediately adjoining the Assembly Rooms,, Charles Street, which he intends to open as a general store and clothing establishment, where he hopes by the strictest punctuality to business, and by selling goods at the lowest possible prices, to merit a share of public patronage of that flourishing and widely extending district. J.K. begs further to assure the public of Kaiapoi that he will make it his study at all times toselect no goods that are not of first-rate quality, and goods especially fitting for all seasons, and suitable to meet the wants of the community at large. , Temporary premises are now open at the Assembly Rooms, with a general assortment of grocery goods. Gentlemen's ready made clothing, consisting of— Gents' superior black and pilot overcoats, gents' superior black cloth coats, vests and trowsers", gents' clofch and tweed vests and trowsers; worsted cord and mole trowsers, serge shirts, cloth caps, regatta and white shifts, blue guernsey and flannel under shirts, lambswool drawers and socks, &c., &c. And a large assortment of goods of all kinds daily expected. June 7, 1859. DIOCESAN SYNOD. • . ' mHE BISHOP OF CHRISTCHURCH JL gives notice that the first meeting of the synod of the diocese will be held at Christchurch on the llth day of August next. The Synod will consist of three orders— 1. The Bishop 2. The Licensed Clergy . 3. .The Representatives of the Laity, 19 members, ' Any lay communicant of the.diocese may be elected to serve as a synodsman, or representative of the laity. Every layman of the age of 21 years and upwards who shall sign a declaration in the form following , "I do hereby declare that I am a mem- : berof the United Church of England and Ireland ! in New Zealand," : will be entitled to vote at the election of synods-' men for the parochial district in which he is resident. Voting papers, and further information may be obtained by application to any clergyman, or churchwarden, or returning officer. June 17,1859. PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF CANTERBURY. "VTOTICE is hereby.given that a Provincial -LV Grand Lodge, lindfer the authority of the! M.W.G.M., of; the;United> Fraternity of Free and i Accepted Masons of England, will be h,eld at the ' Masonic, Hall, Lyttelton, r6ri^TUESDAY, the 1 19th day of July next, at 11 a.m.,'for the purpose ' of inaugurating the said lodge, and for the in- , Btallation of Brother the Honorable John Charles Watts Russell as Provincial Grand Master of the Province of Canterbury; when all the Masters, Wardens, and Brethren of the Lodges in the Province are required to attend. ' ' j # Visiting brethren, not members of lodges, are invited to be, present. By order of the E. W. Provincial Grand Master C. B. FOOKS, ™■: v De Pufcv Provincial Grand Master. Chnstchurch, June 15,1859.