"—_Y_r_LTON AND CHRISTCHURCH RAILWAY. "-" a UTERATION of TRAINS —On and after Z \A_ *•** MAY, 1864. £,„ * Ot WEEK DATS: fC , From Christehurch — " ' 910 am. 10.10 a.m. 11.10 a.m. 1.10 p.m. _:/ jJOp-. 4.10 p.m. 5.10 p.m. ' 3T From Heathcote — - f_oa.m. 9.30 a.m. 10.30 a.m. 12.30 p.m. K. L9op~- 3.30 p.m. 4.30 p.m. -4S"* SUNDAYS: 1-5-L. *f From Christehurch — Z, 1010 a-, 2.10 p.m. 3.10 p.m. 5.10 p.m. - r %- From Heathcote — Zs c ~ 9JO am. 1.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 4.30 p.m. Trains atop at the Opawa Station. Passengers - nut be on the platform five minutes before the J - J arrival of each train. _>-- r__s.—First class (each way), Is. 6d.; return - " tickets, 2s. 6d.; second class, Is. 3d.; return tickets, Monthly tickets, £2 10s.; annual tickets, £20. ". _ - " G. Holmes & Co. '?• KOHLER'S GARDENS. UABBIIiLE ASSEMBLIES M' MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS. Is?** Admission, 2s 6d., commencing at 8 o'clock. 3fe* : op«b daily for promenade. On Sundays from 2to 6 * "*. o'clock. Admission free. Zf£ .. Public and private dinners provided. j*&- —— " Band always in attendance. |ig„& v r Magnificent statuary on view. ?&!:. BOYAL PR^JfCESS , THEATRE. *_*•_-*« — ••• ' IIr.J.L.HAi_.. ■ :|r e?v 'Stage Manager... Mt.W.D.Shiblß. jggjL. TWO GREAT DRAMAS. |gp- :V The great Nautical Drama, EYED SUSAN! |||X Miss Aitken as Susan. Irmendous success of the romantic Scotch Drama js|pj* i GILD E ROY! ij||i *•* Hair — Mr. W. D. Shiels. MAY Si, will commence with the nautical , '""" S ' drama, by Douglas Jerrold, entitled EV BLACK EYED SUSAN. PK "* Susan Miss Aitken To conclude with the highly-successful drama fc GLLDEROY! ois*k „* , - MONDAY will be produced few*.- MIRIAM!!! open at Seven. Commence at half-past Seven. I||S FANCY BAZAAR. HIGH STREET. ?. _. ___ |5~- i fPHB Proprietor returns his sincere thanks for the pC/"/ JL confidence and support he has received since ||£-" b eonmencement in business, and takes this oppor«at_yof intbrming his patrons that the sale of tSx "WHCY AND OTHER USEFUL GOODS sS&f* will continue every If. SATURDAY NIGHT Mosoal, through the means of the celebrated ii\ WHEEL OF FORTUNE. P^t***. j The Prizes for To-Night are :— f||ls' ? ' Engravings of Dublin WsiZ , 8t Jean, the Child's Pleasure .-, Dada Coming : f K " Eangine of France IgpLfl . The Melton Breakfast IgSjf dsS :-* The Union Pipes ipSfT Mache Tables', with chess tops Sllll'L^r'"Concertinas, clocks, leather desks J*\* Chats, vases, photographic albums 'Wax ornaments under glass shades (various hv>> Papier mache portfolios '-* '' Gents portable dressing cases E» P- cruets, and such a variety of other articles that is really too numerous to lIIPw o_ .mention. Unusual liberality to-night. ALL PRIZES !!! NO BLANKS!!! lij&.£ H. JOSMH, • " Proprietor. ' ' NOTICE. jj|| IMPOUNDED at Timaru, on the 16th instant, glift? Wfck horse, brand on off shoulder, not diaWfZs ***** white star forehead, white near fore-foot and efMna foot. >Sj&& , One hay gelding, branded V over O, near mil *o«_|(Br, indistinct. lljslV horse, branded H D off shoulder, white fe two white hind feet. Wf • Cfcesnnt mare, branded R near shoulder, white Pfe ■tefarehead. _ m?' Bay mare, RM off shoulder. -J? -* released in 21 days from the above date Josar Melton, Ife' Poundkeeper. 17, 1864.
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Press, Volume IV, Issue 487, 21 May 1864, Page 1
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