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RICCARTON YARDS. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1865. i MESSRS. BURNELL, BENNETT & SPROT will sell as above ONE SPLENDID BULL, pedigree undeniable. Hereford street, Christchurch, January 9,1865. 1-10 ' RICCARTON YARDS. SOUTHDOWN RAM LAMBS. | BY PUBLIC AUCTION. . TITESSRS. BURNELL, BENNETT & SPROT [ -LvJL will sell by public auction, at an early date, 40 TO 50 SOUTHDOWN RAM LAMBS, of the pure bred RICCARTON STOCK. These lambs will be sold at a price to enable every one to avail themselves of an opportunity of obtaining a cross with this celebrated breed, and are recommended to all pa 1 dock breeders by the Auctioneer. Hereford street, Christchurch, Jan. 9,1865. 1-10 PU_i_.lC BALL. A PUBLIC BALL will be held in the Town Hall on Thursday, January 19, under the patronage of his Honor the Superintendent. Stewabds :— H. Murray-Aynsley, Esq., M.P.C. The Chairman of the City Council. J. E. FitzGerald, Esq., M.H.R. Hon. J. Hall, M:L.C. Hon. G. Lee, M.L.C. W. S. Moorhouse, Esq., M.P.C. John Ollivier, Esq., M.P.C. Hon. T. Watts Russell, M.L.C. Captain Reader Hon. H. J. Tancred. Major White Hon. F. A. Weld. Cracroft Wilson, Esq., C.B. Ck>M___T_E: H. Deßourbel, Esq. W. Thomson, Esq. J. Cracroft Wilson, Esq. W. Rolleston, Esq. Robt. Wilkin, Esq. No admittance without tickets, which are- to be obtained until Wednesday, the 18th instant, at noon, at Mb. Boiwinoton's, Mb. Hughes, and MB. YoTJ-ffGHUSBAKD'S. Gentlemen's Tickets ... ... 12s. 6d. Ladies' Tickets 10s. Od. 1-10 THE CELEBRATED BILLIARD PLAYER ROBERTS! THE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD ! MR. COKER has much pleasure in announcing that he has succeeded in effecting an engagement with the above renowned Player to give THREE GRAND BILLIARD TOURNAMENTS On the forthcoming Race Nights. THE FIRST MATCH OF 1000 UP Will take place on TUESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 17. * # * Reserved seat tickets (of which a limited number will be issued) can now be procured of Mr. Cokes, Criterion Hotel. 1-10 NOTICE. T,Hn' Partnership hitherto existing between J. Caro and H. Cohn, carrying on business in High street, Christchurch, as General Ironmongers, in the style and firm of "J. Caro and C 0.," has been dissolved, as far as Mr. H. Cohn is concerned. The business will still be carried on, in the same name, under the management of Mr. S. Nashelski, the resident partner, by whom all accounts owing by and to the late firm will be paid and received. J. Cabo & Co. J. C. & Co. takes this opportunity of thanking the public for their kind-support, and trust that nothing shall be wanting on their part to merit a continuance of the same. J. C. & Co. wish to notify that i they will be in receipt of regular monthly shipments 1 of goods suitable for the market, which they intend | offering to the public at the smallest margin of profit. » 1-10 CAME ASTRAY. ON Sunday last, the 2nd instant, came astray into my paddock, a light bay HORSE. No brands, two white heels, has a large head, with an enlargement in the forehead, and two hollows just behind ears; seems as if he has had the poll eviL The owner can have same by paying expenses. W. H. Dr~-. Riccarton, Jan. 6,1865. 1-10 CANTERBUBY RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. No. 6 COMPANY. THE Members of this Company are requested to be present at parade under the Adjutant, This t Evening (Tuesday), at 7 sharp, in Latimer square. Waist and shoulder belts to be worn, and rifles brought by those to whom they have been issued. W J. Steward, ■- " Captain Commanding. January 10,1865. 1-10 ONE POUND REWARD. LOST —On Sunday afternoon, January 1, from Hill's Veterinary Infirmary, a bay cart GELDING, aged, had a rope tied round his neck, and an abscess on back of poll; branded XV on near ■ shoulder, RT under mane. Whoever wfll bring the ) same to the above address, or give such information • as shall lead to his recovery, will receive the reward. Christchurch, January 9,1865. 1-10