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Sfefc $*9* &&vextistmtnts. liITEELTON AND CHBISTCHUBCH BAILWAY. * a MEBATION of TRAINS—-On and after jIdMAT, 1864. WXBC DATS: From Chrietchurch — 9.10 «Jn. 10.10«n. lUOajn. IJO pan. fjOp/tPr 4.10 p.m. sJ.op.rn. From Heathcote— gjOajn. 9.30 aan. 10.30 aan. IA3O pan. XJOpJD. JJOpJO- 4.30 p.m. BtTKDAYS : From Chrietchurch — l&lOajn, ilOpjn. 3J.op.rn. SJO pan. From Heatbcote— fcaOwtt. 2.80 pjn. 4.30 p.m. Tain, stop at the Opawa and Hillflborough Passengers moat be on the platform fremontee before Che arrival of each train. Fun.—En* d" 8 ft s * 6o ire 7)' *•* 6d ' J "J 0 ™ tkketo, 2s. 6d. j second class, Iβ. 3d.; return tickets, *Uaß&ij ticket., £2 10s.; annual tickets. £20. O. Houats & Co. iTTEBETOIf AND CHRISTCHURCH BAILWAY. NOTICE. A ERANGFEMEinS have been made with the J\. Steamers, lighten, and Carters, as to freight on floods from the ships in the harbor, or'from the vbrrwin Lyttelton, the through rate on all goods delivered to the merchante , stores, in Christchurch, to b% fiom the Ist of Angost next, at the rate of Twenty Shunngß per ton. Machinery or extra heavy goods by special agreenmt - - jjtf Geobgb Holmes & Co. ■pOTAL PftlffOESS* THBATBI. Trim ... ... Mr.J.L.HAUi. giigilfanigcr. Mr.W.D.Ssms. gfrrt time &m season of Bulwark gnat play of . . UdHKI.IKU, OrtinCoDipinoj, And the new buriemjae of viiiKnra and his dinah. TONIGHT (3ATUBDAT) AUG. 13, ,<Ebe per&raaance will commence with Bulwer's gnat play, in fire acts, of RICHELIEU, Or the Conspiracy. Kb* whole to conclude with the popular burlesque of VILrKINS AND HIS DINAH. WQlamWilkms Mr. J. L. Hiix. 8-13 CLONTABF HOTEL. \)PtS. HOSSACK returns thanks for the very 111, liberal support she has hitherto received, and ben a continuance of the same. nttangrooms for 'private funuies, bedrooms, && Paddock accommodation. Oontarf Home, Angost 11,1864. 8-12 O E L L I N G OFF. Everything at Half-price, FOB CASH ONLY. For one fortnight, to make room for a new and elegant assortment of Goods, ex Amoor, and to Httre per British Empire. C. Peikcb, Proprietor. * Sydenham House, August 10,1864. 8-11 LEMONS, ORANGES, AND PINE APPLES. C. PfiIKCS, Proprietor. Sydenham House, August 10,1864. 8-11 NOTICE. "\TOTICE is hereby given that James Long i3l Fleming, of Chrietchurch, in the province of Canterbury, builder, has by deed bearing date the; 9& day of August 1864, and made between the said Janes Long Fleming of the first part, Colin Campbell Aikman, of Christchurch, aforesaid, commission sgent, and Patrick Laurie, of Chrietehurch, aforesaid, timber merchant, of the second part, and die several psncns whose names are thereunto subscribed, being severally creditors in their own right, or in 00-partner-sfeip, or being agents or attorneys of creditors of the said James Long Fleming of the third part, conveyed ■ad assigned all his real and personal estate and cficts to the said Colin Campbell .Aikman and Patrick Untie, upon trust for all the creditors of the said James Long Fleming; and that the said deed is now bngat my Chambers, Cathedral square, Chrietchurch, »r execution by the said creditors. * Dated this 12th day of August, 1864. (Signed) W. S. Moorhovse, Solicitor to the Trustees. GYMNASIUM. JL MEETING win be held, on Monday evening ■CL next, 15th instant, (by permission of B. Symington, Esq.) at Bonnmgton's Booms, at MO pjsL, to receive the report of the Provisional Committee, with plans and estimates for the building of a Gymnasium, and to form a Company for carrying «»t the same. W. Wilson, Esq., in the chair. By order of the Committee, Bobzbx P. Cbosbeb, 8-1* Hon, Sec, pro tern.