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Press, Volume III, Issue 335, 26 November 1863, Page 4

KOHLER'S GARDENS. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, November 28. First Grand Fashionable PROMENADE CONCERT, Commencing at Three o'clock. Price of admission Half-a-crown. DUETS ON THE CORNET A PISTON, , By the Brothers Kobt.es. FIRST APPEARANCE or MR. J. W. KOHL ER. I3AILWAY SUBSCRIPTION BALL. This Ball will be held at the MUSIC HALL, GLOUCESTER-STREET, on WEDNESDAY, DECEMRER 2. Tickets can be obtained from the Stewards: — W. S. Moorhouse, Esq. T. W. Maude, Esq. J. 8. Williams, Esq. H. Murray Aynslcy, Esq. G. Buckley, Esq. W. Reeves, Esq. H. H. Deßourbel, Esq. E. Jollic, Esq. E. Richardson, Esq. G. Holmes, Esq. OPENING OF THE RAILWAY FROM CHRISTCHURCH TO FERRYMEAD. S CURTIS begs to inform excursionists that • luncheons will be ready at all times during the day at the FERRYMEAD HOTEL. Spirits, Wince, and Beer of superior quality. GOOD STABLING. GOOD NEWS FOR CANTERBURY. Long looked for, come at last. HOT AND COLD BATHS, at the CITY SHAMPOOING SALOONS PKOFEBSOB AYEKS, PROPRIETOR. GRASS PADDOCKS. THE Undersigned ie prepared to take to graze sheep, cattle, and horses, in numbers. Apply to G. D. Lockhabt. HORSES taken in to paddock. Good accommodation but no responsibility incurred. J. Ladbhooke. £1 REWARD. LOST on Saturday night, the 21st Nor., a cheque for the sum of £13 15s. 9d., drawn by G. H. Moore, of Glenmark, in favor ol Edward McEvoy. The above reward will be paid to any person delivering the same to Richard Morse, opposite the Island Store, Kaiapoi, and also caution any one from cashing the same. Kaiapoi, Nov. 23, 1863. LOST. A Black and White Newfoundland puppy; face half white and half black ; answers to the name of " Captain." Had a piece of rope round his neck. Whoever will bring the same to <Hawkes and Strouts, Hereford-street, will be rewarded. November 21, 1863. FOUND. ON the Culverden run, a black light draught mare, branded small h on near shoulder, been running there for two yean, or thereabouts, if not claimed within 21 days will be sold to defray expenses. CUABLES R. MaCDONEL, Of Glengarry Christchurch, Nov. 5, 1863: CHORISTER SCHOLARSHIPS. mWO CHORISTER SCHOLARSHIPS of Five JL Guineas per annum Each, for Three years, having been founded in connection with the Choral Class of the St. Michael's Church Institute for boys under 10 years of age. an examination of Candidates will be held on Monday, the 21st of December next, at 7 pm., at St. Michael's Schoolroom. Further information may be obtained from the Rev. H. Jacobs, or from Mr. Bilton, Organist of St. Michael's Church, to either of whom early application should be made by the parents of Candidates. Robert J. Jackson, Acting Secretary. Christchurch, 19th Nov., 1863. WILKINSON & ELL, Butchers, Cashelstreet. Cash purchasers of English grass fed stock, pigs, and poultry of all kinds oir hakd, Bacon, hams, spiced beef, saveloys, beef, pork, and German sausages. Sept. 28, 1863. IN THE SUPREME COUET OF NEW ZEALAND. MIDDLE DISTRICT. IN the matter of the Petition of G. S. O'Halloran.—On reading the affidavit of Mr. Borlaee, and op hearing him as counsel for Mr. John Tally, a creditor, it is ordered that the estate and effects of the said George Stuart O'Halloran, whatsoever and wheresoever, be sequestrated, taken, and held until the hearing of the said petition, or further order of the said Court, by Robert Rodger ' Strang, Esq., Registrar of the said Court. j Dated the 12th day of October, 1563. By the Court. LYTTELTON HOTEL, CHBISTCHCKCH. BN. JONES begs to inform his friends and • the public in general that lie is now prepared to take families as weekly boarders, having NEWLY FURNISHED i! several \ BED AND SITTINGROOMS ; with every convenience, aad a due regard to ' comfort. I The best v ines aud spirits in the province.