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CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. HPHE ANNUAL GENERAL J. MEETING; will take place on Saturday the 7th Dec. at 2p.m. at the New Rooms pi©' vided for the use of the Jockey Club, by the proprietors of the White Hart Business, to Dallot for new members. To elect two Members of Committee, To open the entries for the Maiden Stakes. There will be a meeting oithe Committee the same day at one p.nv Business, to make arrangements for the ensuing Races. The Treasurer will be in attendance to receive the Annual Subscriptions to the Canterbury Jockey Club, which falls due the same day. A. R, CREYKE, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. Christchurch, Nov. 22nd. 378 THE PEER CUP. Persons holding nominations for the Cup are required to declare the name and pedigree of their horses, on or before January Ist, 1862, at 2 p,m.. to the Secretary C. J. C. accompanied by a payment of £2 10a • Nominations not declared by this date willihe void. A. R CREYKE, Hon. Sec. and .Treasurer, C.J.C. Oct 26th. 309 CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. p ANTERBURY MAIDEN STAKES v~/ 1862;: £100 added to a sweepstakes of £6, each h.: f: For all horses that have never won a sweepstakes or plate, previous to starting Entries for the race to be made to the Sec. C. J. C. on or before Saturday, 7th December at 2 p.m., accompanied by a payment of £3. pANTERBURY DERBY 1864: v> , £100 added to a sweepstakes of £10 each h: f: 3 years old, Bst. 71b., 1$ mile. Entries for this race to be made on or before the Ist January, 1862, at 2p. m., to the Secretary C. J. C. acompanied by a payment of £5. 308 PADDOCKS! PADDOCKS! GRASS, for horses, in good and secure Paddocks, well fenced and watered, at 5s per week. Enquire of J. W. LINSDELL, adjoining the Town Belt, Colombo street Every care taken but no responsibility incurred. The above paddocks are now in my possession, in connection with the adjoining paddocks, and I beg to intimate to the public that they are well adapted for mares foaling down. . J. M. ONEILL. Oct. 9, 1861. 327 THREE POUNDS EEWARD. T OST from Mr. W. G. Brittan's -*- 1 Farm, on the Halswell, a Light Bay Draught HORSE, with a small white star on his: forehead, with black points, no brand, rising four years old; has a slight enlargement in the off hock. Hβ went astray on Saturday, Nov. 9 Whoever will bring the same to Mr. Brittan's farm, or Mr. Moneys Stables, Christchurch, shall receive the above reward. 380 AKAROA j TOWN LAND FOR SALE. ALL those valuable sections numbered 98, 99, 100, 101 and 102 in the Town of Akaroa. These sections are situated in the centre of the town, and possess both sea and street frontage. There is a four-roomed house on sections 98 and 99; the remainder can be sold separately if required. As the above must be disposed of forthwith, no reasonable offer will be refused. For further particulars, apply to R. W. C. DOYLY, Solicitor, 330 London street, Lyttelton. CHRISTCHURCH CEMETERY. THE Churchwardens of Christchurch , give-notice that persons desirous of obtaining an exclusive right to a plot of ground in the Cemetery of Christchurch, may do so (subject to the regulations,) at the rate of 10s. 6d. per square yard. Applications may be'made to the Churchwardens, or to the Sexton, Mr. Thomas Haul, KUmore Street. They further give notice that those persons at, whose request plots of ground have been already set apart, will be applied to for payment for the same, on or before Ist December next, by Mr. Samuel Lock, who is authorised to give receipts, and that, after the 31st December next, plota of ground, for which no payments shall have been made, wiU be no longer reserved. J.; LUCK, ) Churchwardens F< THOMSON, \ of Ghristchurch. October 2gth, 18fll. 302 GRASS & CLOVER SEEDS! and Colonial grown Grass ■*-* and Clover Seeds, warranted of last season's growth; and free from weeds,. At from i>l to £l 10s. per acre. R. BRUNSDEN, Market Pla.ce, Chriitchurch. Sept. 27,1861.. 229