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New Advertisements. RAILWAYS. TIME TABLE. «r_, s Pats. — From Christchurch to ,r ♦XL 8, 9, 10, 11 am-» 2 » 4 « 5 P-*-I 6 8! Heathcote to Christchurch, 8.30, 9.30, X S 712 30, 230.430, 530 p.m. o-^niva—From Christchurch to Heath?sf f 0 a.m.; 2, 3, 5 p.m. From Heath9 30,10.20 a.m.; 2 30, 480,6.30 p.m. W«K DATS. — From Christchurch to „« ** n 95 a. m., 4.5 p.m. From Rol?i to Church, 10* m., 5 p m. leston w OQ the Great Southern iPCv on Saturdays and Sundays are availo the following Monday. » H «£!- <*• Holmes & Co. 10-B* ■ . 55r"bATTLE FOR SALE; rtA HKAD OF FAT CATTLE FORm) SALE ; delivery to be given withm J&es of Christohurch. Apply to j. 1. Dbßoubbbl & Co. HOUSE TO LET. A SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE TO BE LET, with eight acres of land, situated on the North road, close to the Bavenswoodmillß, Woodend, at £80 a year. Apply to g ,4 Dbßoubbbl & Co. WANTED, a Partner with £2000, for a sheep run. For further particulars apply to g # j4 Dbßoubbbl & Co. BILLIARDS. THE SPLENDID ROOM AT THE CITY HOTEL is now furnished with two firstrate tables for the benefit of the amateurs of this noble game. A boy as marker wanted. 5-14 TO JOURNEYMAN BOOTMAKERS. Wf ANTED IMMEDIATELY, Two light VI Boot Hands; constant work and highest wages. None but first-class hands need apply to N. J. Suckling, High street, Christchurch. 514 GENERAL COMMITTEE CANTERBURY RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. mHE GENERAL COMMITTEE having X seen an account in the "Volunteer Service Gazette," published in London, of an unfortunate accident whereby one Private Holt, of the 3rd Manchester Rifles, was shot while in the execution of his duty; and learning also therefrom that that Volunteer has left a widow and five children totally unprovided for, have determined upon opening-a subscription among the Volunteers of Canterbury, in order to raise a sum to send home to assist the local effort made for the relief of the sufferers by this calamity. Each subscription is limited to the Bum of one shilling, and Volunteers desirous of subscribing are requested to pay in their subscriptions through the officers commanding their respective corps; and officers commanding are respectfully requested to receive and forward such subscriptions with as little delay as possible to Lieutenant Dobson, treasurer to the committee. By order of the Chairman, 5-15 Edto. W. Tippbtts. CANTERBURY ENGINEER VOLUNTEERS. THE COMMANDING - OFFICFRS PARADE, and Monthly Inspection of the Corps, will be held on Friday next, the 17th instant, at the Drill-shed, at seven p.ffi; Every member not on leave of absence will attend. Aibxandbb Lean, Lieutenant-Commanding. May 11, 1867. 6--5 CHURCH OF ENGLAND CEMETERY BOARD. TENDERS are Invited by the above Board for Removing the present Fence (about eight chains) on the west side of the Cemetery. Full particulars can be had on application to the undersigned between the hours of eight and nine a.m. Tenders to be sent in on or before the 17th May, 1867. The lowest or any tender not necessarily •ecepted. J. Edwin Mabch, Secretary. Town Belt South, Christchurch, May 10, 1867. 5-13 JUST RECEIVED, PRICE—6s. 60., AUSTRALIAN CAPERS; OL 08, CKRISTOPHER COCKLE'S COLONIAL EXPERIENCE, Bx Old Boomebang, Written in a light and amusing style, waning parents in England from sending inexperienced sons to Australia with large capital, and their young daughters without protection. COOKE & CO., ORIENTAL BAZAAR, MFDIE'S LIBRARY. 5-11 TO RUNHOLDERS. WANTED TO PURCHASE, A BHARE IN A RUN, and to place •**• thereon a flock of 3000 or 4000 sheep. The advertiser is willing to be either a sleeping or active partner, as may be agreed npon. Addres, W. 8., «Lyttelton Times" office, Lyttelton. 5.14 YJH ANTED, a Nurse, sged 17 or 18. »» Apply to Mrs. John T. Matbon, j Jrapamn; or to Mrs. Smith, Female Home. 6-10