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ffew Advertisements. -^J^bTFry^railways. TIME TABLE. ■OTinnt DATS. — From Chrietchurch to »T» a Q 10 11 a.m.; 2. 4, 5 p.m. f 6 * Heathcote to Christchurch, 8.30, 9.30, jo* f;?T2.30,230,4 30,5 30 P .m. fltrsDATS.—From Christchurch to HeathSCKDATB- 35 From Heath . StoChmtchurcb, 930, 10.20 a.m.; 2.30, 430, 5.30 p.m. WsBX DATS. - From Christchurch to « « %5 a- m., 4.5 p. m. From Rol10a. m., 5 p. m. ££n ticket iseued on the Great Southern £Svon Saturdays and Sundays are availu«fitt the following Monday. ioS G - HoMIEB & Co - -O Aj jT BBBURY ENGINEER VOLUNTEERS. A MEETING OF THE COMPANY will be held, after parade, on Friday B ext, the 3rd instant. Business:— The election of officers. Albxandbb Leah, Lieutenant Commanding. Mayl, 1867. 52 CANTERBURY RIFLE ASSOCIATION. A MEETING OF THE COUNCIL of the above Association will be held at White's Hotel, Christchurch, on Friday, May 3, at half-past seven p.m. Bueinese :—To receive report of Shooting Committee, &c. H. E. Alpobt, g, 2 Hon. Secretary. IN THE ESTATE OF MR. J. C. TRIPHOOK. FOR SALE, THE LEASE OF SECTIONS 9451 AND 9478, in the Leeston district, containing 169 acres. This is a very compact farm, having a nicely laid out garden and a substantially built house of six rooms on the property. The above will be sold a bargain in order to wind up the affairs of the estate. For full particulars apply to E. Mitchell & Co., 4_29 Auctioneers, Christchurch. FOR SALE DURING THE PRESENT SEASON, YOUNG AND HEALTHY FRUIT TREES, of the choicest variety in cultivation. A select variety of evergreens, trees, and ebrubs Early sotte of peas, and other select garden seeds Ordere will be carefully and punctually attended to by applying to William Swale, Botanical and Horticultural Gardens, 5-2 Avonside. CLOVER SEEDS, & 0., (just received per ship Canute) — White Dutch clover Perennial red clover or cowgraes Aleike clover Broad-leaved trefoil or yellow clover Also, Colonial-grown— Prairie grass, cocksfoot, ryegrass Timothy, meadow fescue, sheep's fescue Meadow foxtail, Italian ryegrass Rape, Yarrow, ribgress, and Unseed. W. Wilson, 4-29 Nurseryman and Seedsman. rTEDGE PLANTS, FOREST TREES, •*""- AND EVERGREEN SHRUBS. 1,000,000 hawthorn quicks, of one, two, and three years' growth. Also, Oak, ash, elm, lime, chestnut, sycamore, maple, laburnum, and pinaster fir. Also, Laurels, laurustinas, plain and variegated hollies, rhododendron, arborvitse, cypress, &c, &c. W. Wilson, 4-29 Nurseryman and Seedsman. FOR SALE. ■TOE UNDERSIGNED has for sale 900 X Yards of first-class Gravel at his pit in Mr AUenton's section, close adjoining the Elleemere and Lincoln roads. For particulars apply to John Dbabden, Springetoa Post-office. NJJ.— The gravel pit is in first-class working order. 5-2 DRAUGHT HORSES FOR SALE, OR TO EXCHANGE FOR GRAIN. Apply to BaBBBTT & COSTEB, 4-26 Chrietchurch. NOTICE. TMPOUNDED, April 21, from Riccarton, A one icd Steer, with white about the head ; about eighteen months old ; no brand visible. Also, the same day, from Windmill road south, one red Heifer, star on forehead, white under the belly, and white spots on legs; branded like TB (conjoined) on near ribs. X the same be not released within twentyone deysfxom the above date, will be sold. WILHELJI SCHMIDT, ""3 Poundkeeper, Christchurch. TMPOUNDED, April 28, from Windmill J- road South, one iron grey COLT, long oirrer tail, about three years old ; no brand Tfisible. If the game bo not released within twentyone dajs from the above date, will be sold. Wilhelm Schmidt, 53 Poundkeeper, Christchurch. V\f ANTED, Board and Lodging, by a ,' * young gentleman engaged during the «»y in an office. Apply D. M.. office of tbie P»P«. **' 6-3