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Press, Volume V, Issue 583, 12 September 1864, Page 1

gkfc $*#* &&vtxtiMmtnti. " - """£ r __3_GTON AND CHRISTCHURCH RAILWAY. . v«nmATTON of TRAINS—On and after MAYx 8 6 4 . WEEK DATS: From Oiristchurch — 9\o__au 10.10 a.m. 11.10 a.m. 1.10 p.m. 2Jopjn. 4.10 p.m. 5.10 p.m. From Heathcote — aso&jn. 9-30 a-m. 10.30 a.m. 12.30 p.m. LSOpjn. 3.30 p.m. 4.30 p.m. SUUDATS: From Christchurch— lOAOajn. 3.10 pan. 3.10 p.m. 5.10 p.m. From Heathcote — aSOa-n. 1.30 pan. 2.30 pan. 4.30 pan. ir-__s Stop at the Opawa and Hillsborough Stations. Passengers must bo on the platform _-. minutes before the arrival of each train. _t__bs— First class (each way), Is. 6d. ; return tickets, 2s. 6d.; second class, Is. 3d.; return tickets, tickets, £2 10s.; annual tickets, £20. G. HO-VES & Co. KOHLER'S GARDENS. QUADRILLE ASSEMBLIES MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS. Admission, 2s 6d., commencing at 8 o'clock. Open daily for promenade. On Sundays from 2to 6 o'clock. Admission free. Pubhc and private dinners provided. Band always in attendance. Magnificent statuary on view. T>OYAL PRINCESS* THEATRE Lessee Mr. J. L. H-ii. Stage Manager. Mr. W.D.ShibM. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), SEPT 12, The performance will commence with the successful Drama, in three acts, entitled, ~, ♦JOURISSE _£SB JUGGLER. To conclude with the screaming Burlesque of WmKINS AND HIS DINAH. W-_-_m W-tkins ... ... Mr. J.L. HalL 9-12 CITY COUNCIL. rE dtj Council invite Tenders for the Supply of limber for the works within the city tor the ensuing twelve months. Spec_fication to be seen at the City Surveyor's Office. lenders to be sent in not later than 4 p.m. on Monday, September 19,1864. W-LXIA-t F-XD-BIOK. MOOBB, City Surveyor. Christchurch, September 8,1864. 9-12 j GLASGOW HOUSE, j Market square, Christchorch. I BEG to inform my friends, and the public j generally, that my Drapery Establshment will j continue open until 9 o'clock, every evening, from the date hereof. Isabella Wr______ra. C_u_*tehurch, Sept. 12,1864. 9-12 NOTICE. NOTICE. F POUNDED at Kaiapoi on the morning of the Bth instant, two HORSES, viz. :— One bay Mare, about six years old, a few grey haira on forehead, stands about 14 hands high* has a short taiL One draught Mare, white face, is about 16 hands high, black streak on back, near hind fetlock white, has a long tail; no brand visible on either. Damages and driving claimed. If not released within twenty-one (21) days from date, wUI be sold to defray expenses. Michael Ltns-ey, Poundkeeper. Kaiapoi, Sept. 9,18G4. 91 3 E XCEEDTNGLY EXCELLENT FOR FOOD. MAIZENA Of all the competing preparations from maize, obtained the above superlative recommendation, in addition to two (the only) prize medals awarded by the juries at tbe International Exhibition, Loudon, 1862. It is used by the Royal Family, and at the clubs and principal'hotels. Maizenais rocommended by physicians as the lightest, most palatable and* nutrieious food for invalids and children, and, according to directions on every packet, can be made into delicious custards, blancmange, puddings, and other dishes. Sold by all grocers, storekeepers, and chemists. Sole agents for the Australian colonies and New Zealand, H. W. Fabbar & Co., Melbourne. 912 CAME ASTRAY—A bay MARE, with a saddle ; white star on forehead, bang taiL brand on shoolder not plain. The owner can have the same by appljins: to Mr. S. Frwwmt. Grafton Farm, Halsw__r 9-12 LOST— About three weeks since, from a paddock on the East Christchurch road, near Mr. Rowley's, a dark brown very stout COB, about 14 hand: 2 inches high, short tail, recently docked, no brand Whoever will give information, or deliver the same al Moneys Stables, will be liberally rewarded. "AW. HOXST. August 31.1364. 9-10 TO LET—In Hereford street east, Harrow Lodge contains five room*, hall and pantry, togethe: ■•ith detached wash-house, and one-third of an arri of garde-, 4e., ic. Apply at the Provincial Hotel. " 9-12