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flew Advertisements. k AIL WAYS. TIME TABLE. _- -n ivs —From Christchurch to HeathWl fa Wll Im., 2, 4, 5, 6 p.m. From Christchurch, 8.30,9.30,10.30 ' B ! a %0, 2.30, 4.30, 5.30,6.30 p.m. ""aLmrM —From Christchurch to Heathcote, gCSDATS. JJro He _ thcote tQ 10.20 a.m., 2.30, 4.30,6.30 P'°l t»ivh From Christchurch to V? ?5 a.m.,5 5 p.m. From RolSticSrSdo; the Great Southern S on Saturdays and Sundays are avad--10-23 , NOTICE. FnOM THE Ist INSTANT a Charge of 2«DerTon on all Goods will be made, to MT er the cost of extra labor attending Cus--2 examinations, in compliance with the Sector of Customs notification, dated 18th January last. « ia Geobge Holmes & Co. LECTORS OF THE AVON DISTRICT BESEBYE YOUR VOTES FOB A TRIED MAN. 2-15 HALF-BRED ROMNEY MARSH RAMS FOR SALE. t A A HALF-BRED ROMNEY MARSH [(jn RAMS, by pure imported rams; delivery to be given at the residence of F. A. Weld, Esq., Brackenfield, where they may be viewed at any time. Apply to 2_i2 Deßottbbbl & Co. LECTURES I ON PRACTICAL PHRENOLOGY. TOWN HALL, CHRISTCHURCH. MR. A. S. HAMILTON, twenty-eight years Practical Phrenologist in England, Ireland, and Scotland, and the Australian Colonies, will deliver A GRAND DEMONSTRATIVE AND ILLUSTRATIVE LECTURE in THE TOWN HALL, I TO-JKGm [WEDNESDAY], FEB. 20, | At eight o'clock. Admission —Reserved seats, 3s ; body of the hall, 2s; boys and girls, half-price. The leoture will be illustrated by casts of the heads, and paintings of Burgess, Kelly, Levy, and Sullivan, and by a large collection of real skulls and casts of murderers and bushrangers, and by diagrams of eminent men. Living heads examined at the conclusion of the lecture. Mr Hamilton has taken the upper part of Mr Prince's establishment, Sydenham House, where he will give written and verbal delinentioDs of character, with advice for the direction, correction, and profitable application of the mental powers. Verbal analysis, 6.; written character, 10s; minute study, £1 2-15 . TO STONEMASONS AND OTHERS. SEALED TENDERS are Required for the Erection of a Chapel for Christ's College. Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for College Chapel," and sent to us not later than twelve o'clock (noon) on Saturday, March 2. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily, be accepted. Further particulars can be obtained, and the plsas and specifications seen at our offices from this date. SrEBCHLT & CbISP, Architects. Cathedral square, Feb. 16, 1867. 2-18 HEREFORD STREET HORSE REPOSITORY AND SALEYARDS. 10 STOCKOWNERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. rIENTLEMEN,—We beg to inform you V* that we have just arranged with Robert "Ukin, Esq., f or a lease of those extensive prenußes the Hereford street Horse Repository (late Edda'), where we intend to hold weekly Sales of Horses, Cattle &c., and for the convenience of parties living at a distance from ' li^J 88 /? 0 CatUe can **> driTen tbroagh the _«_!l » I nlne °' clock a>m -) we Mc P rfl - S2J5t delivery of stock at our pad™«s, Colombo street south, any day previous jo the day of sale, and will undertake to put _!?_*- ealeyards at a charge of sixpence P« aead, including one night's paddocking. The yards are being fitted up with every SffiT* for drafUn g> and with °™ of *wmty 8 patent pens for catching colts. i_» if ■ iTe ' 7 * bait> and colt-breaking part of »• business will be under the superintendence w_£2_ np< 5 te - t m<ma g er » and will receive "«7 attention. fioStS" 38 J ° U for P 3Bl Patronage, and acting a continuance of your supporr, we are, Gentlemen, Your obedient servants, E. Mitchell & Co., Auctioneers and Stock Salesmen. Safa_k7^ c S?S . sale wm take P la <* on c «ar*»y } the 23rd instant. i J____!_^ u^Fehl4, lß67. 2-15 A N h,? TENSIVE B ITE in the best »o!d _. ? ne l Part of Hereford street to be '° l a moderate price ; freehold. No. 140. HABMAJr&STEV TI" 8 yyANTI_ D --A good General Servant. *cci w «?. ply to Mrß ' J « G - Hawkes, Cashel