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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1356, 7 February 1865, Page 1

SEKxatlsakOMfli Jffotio®*. LIiIOGKArHY AND ENGRAVING. TUB PROPRIETORS of the Lyttehon Tkm beg to inform the public that thov arc prepared to execute every description of lithography, Engraving, and Copper-Plate Printing in the best ityte at moderate chargcs:— CHALK DRAWINGS. MAVP, PLANS, AND WORKS OK I'RKCIfttOK. INVOICE HEADINGS, ACCEPTANCES, CIRCULARS. BANKERS NOTES AND CHEQUES. MARRIAOE, nCHINESS, AND VISITING CARDS. LAIIEL3, SHOW CARDS, KTC. ENGRAVING ON GOLD AND SILVER. BRASS AND ZINC DOOR AND WINDOW PLATES. TESTIMONIALS, PRESENTATION ADDRESSES, OOATS OF ARMS, CRESTS, ETC., EMIILAZONED ON VKLLOM. HENRY KITE, COACH BUILDER AND WHEELWRIGHT, KAIAPOI. On Sale—Tip and Farm Drays, at a great reduction to Cosh purchasers. c3OOB shops in chrlstchurch LIKE RIDDLE'S. NO TEA SHOPS in Christchurch like Riddle's we find A fact which consumers' should nil bear in mind, These Tea Shops we name still extend their renown, As the best to be met with in country or town ; If you wish to be served with superior TEAS And Coffees in quality equal to these, At Riddle's famed shop you at once should apply And samples of genuine excellence buy. You may go where you will with a view to procure What some may pronounce to be equally pure, Yet take it for grunted wherever you test That those of C. Riddle's are cheapest and best. Sec Riddle's new prices as reduced in accordance— TUB BUDGET : Black Teas. 8. d. Coffee. s. d First quality ... 3 81 Coffee (genuine) 1 10 Second do ... 3 01 Do. with chicory 1 6 Bee Hive Store, corner of Lichfield and Highstreets, and Colombo-street south, opposite Station Timber Yard. c 1938 HEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, SPRAINS, &c., and all other pains relieved IN lIALF-AX-HOUR by G. Ii WILSON, Medical Galvanist and Mesmerist, opposite Royal Hotel. 3114 Meeting*. CHURCH PROPERTY TRUSTEES. THE Quarterly Meeting of the Trustees will be i held in the College Library, Christchurch, on Tuesday, February 7, at noou. Wt W. WILLOCK, Secretary Church Property Trustees. Kaiapoi, Jan. 30,1865. 3099 Impounded. NOTICE.— IMPOUNDED, on the 23rd, one Black Draught Mare, white star on forehead, two white spots on near ncck, near hind foot white, branded like a figure 3 on near neck. If not released within 21 days from the above date, will be sold. WILHELM SCHMIDT, o 3081 Poundkeeper, Christchurch. — IMPOUNDED, on the 20th inst.,one BAY MARE, branded A over A on near shoulder, T on off shoulder, and Ton off neck. If not released within 21 days from the above date, will be sold. WILHELM SCHMIDT, 3105 c Poundkeeper, Christchurch. NOTICE. IMPOUNDED at Rangiora, from 4 miles north of the Ashley, on the 25th January, 1865, 1 bay horse, switch tail, black points; branded off shoulder S.H. over I. 1 chestnut filly, triangle \ brand off shoulder, tvhite spot on forehead. If not released within 21 days from above date, will be sold. JOHN WM. HEATH, Poundkeeper. Rangiora, 2nd Feb., 1865. 3150 Amuaementa. The akaroa annual regatta will be held on FRIDAY, 10TH FEBRUARY, 1865. FIVE-OARED WHALEBOAT RACE, First prize, £16; second do, £5. FOUR-OARED BOAT RACE, First prize, <£15; second do, £4. FOUR-OAREI) AMATEUR BOAT RACE, First prize, £12} second do, £3. TWO-OARED BOAT RACE, First prize, £!i; second do, £1 10i. SAILING MATCH FOR DECKED VESSELS, First prize, £12; second do, £3. SAILING MATCH* FOR BOATS, First prize, £9; second do, £B. DINGY SHOVEL RACE, First prize, £2; second do, 10s. ducklTunt, Prize, £1. To conclude with the usual Rural Sports. GEORGE PORTER, §838 C Honorary Secretary. he~g"rand inticii-eolonilvl CRICKET MATCH, „ CANTERBURY V. OTAGO, Will take place in HAG LE Y PARK, ON MONDAY, 6th, TUESDAY, 7TH, AND WEDNESDAY, BTH INST. Wickets to he pitched each day at 11 a.m. Canterbury Players. Otaoo Platers. Mr. Bloxatn Mr. J. Burton Mr. Cowlishaw, Mr. Chapman, Mr. Dickinson, Mr. Crump, Mr.H. P.Lance (Captain), Mr. Cairns, Mr. M'Donuell, Mr. Fulton (Captain), Mr. G. Sale, Mr, Hope, Mr. E. C. Stevens, Mr. Henley, Mr. J. W. Stovens, Mr. Maddoek, Mr. A. C. Tennant, Mr, Murrison, Mr. W. C. Wilson, Mr. Purker, Mr. G. A. Young. Mr. Worthington. Admission free. Luncheon and Refreshments on the Ground. Messrs. Morton and Robertson, purveyors. 3134