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Press, Volume XXV, Issue 3311, 12 April 1876, Page 4

Properties to L t or Se !■ A GOOD FA KM FOR SALE, AT THE ASHBURTON. A Farm of 358 Acres, Htuatrd but three miles "from the ??rir!h A*.hbuiiou Bail way Sta'ion. on tiie Wj.kanni Cre.k. The l.an<i is of really good quality,. ft-uc<-d is. partly broken up, and otherwise improved. The roads leading to it are all mide and metalled. To persons seeking an investment in this neighbourhood, this is an excellent opportunity for doing so. The price asked is very low, and £1500 may remain on security of premises. Apply to NO 236 CHABLES CLABK. 4-12 8170 rpo BUTCHEKS AND OTHERS. TO LET, the GRAZING of 30 Acres, with use of Slaughterhouse. Apply to J. E. Pepperell, Ferry road, opposite Poethouse. ' 4 12 8177 COMPLETE set of Apartments, consisting of two Sitting-rooms, two bedrooms, kitchen, scullery, store and servants' room, &c, to be let at Mr Fbost's, Biccarton, near tha Middleton railway station 2-2 5778 Hotels. THOMAS PYETT bfgs to advise his his FrieDds and tbe Public generally that he has leased that old-established and well-known bouse, THE GOLDEN FLEECE HOTEL, Situate at the corner of Colombo and Armagh streets, CHRISTCHURCH, Where all the comforts of a private residence will be found. THE BEDBOOMS Are airy, spacious, and lofty. THE CUISINE Is under the special superintendence of the Proprietor, andthe choicest delicacies of the season will always be mpplied, THE BILLIARD BOOM Contains a magnificent table, attended by a careful marker. ' ' WINES, SPIRITS, AND BEERS Of the best brands always in stock. Omnibuses pass the Hotel to and from the , I .'-Railway Station, meeting every train. GOOD STABLING. THOMAS PYETT respectfully intimates that by civility, attention, moderate charges, and constant attention to the comfoit of his patronsf he trusts to- merit a continuance of that'") support' which has hitherto been accorded to bis predecessor. 3-17 7264 T7 A ST E R N TTOTE L. Corner of .Cashel street and TEast town belt. , -The alterations to the above being new ;cornplete, visitors can obtain .all the accom- " fraction of a| . { i '/] A. i. !. FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL, Saperior for Sin»le Gentlemen/ 'Private rooms for Families. Inspection invited. 10-16 1779 J. H. HALL, Proprietor ITI T T'S H~F A MTL V HOTEL LYTTELTON ..~ '~ I . r I ■- (Opposite Railway .Station}. . t ' - is replete with every comfort. "Passengers by . steamers, commercial men, iVißitorsj land families > will ; find ! the best accommodation at reasonable charges. An excellent bath-room. Meals at all hours. 8-20 9822" 7 PIERCE, Proprietor. " " Gbverumerit ' T Ei4 li'BU i V IiAILWAkS. EASTEK ARRANGE^ '■' 'MENth. ' ' GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 14TH. 1876. Trains betwtien.Lytelton and Christchurch will'rah as'on Sundays. , ; Oa all other portions of the Canterbuiy -;Railways the traius will tun aa on Wttjc Days, as advertised in the Time tables. " / I CHRISTCHURCH RACES. ' EASTER MONDAY AND X UBSD AY. i April 17th, and 18'h, 1876. LYTTELT'iN AND CHRISTCHURCH : LINE—ORDINARY TRAINS, Except the last down train, which will leave Christchurch at 6.30 p.m., instead of 5.3d p m., returning from Lyttelton at 7 p,m. SOUTH LINE AND BRANCHES— ORDINARY TRAINS, Except the'last down train, which wil leave Chrißtchurch.at 5.15 p.m., instead of ', 4J5 pJn., and be one hour later at all places to destination, in each case. The Dp-trains from Ashburton, Malvern, Whitecliffs terminus, and Southbridge, respectively, will also leav' ""ft hour biter each* evening, corresr poi ding with the down train arrange men ts, , NvBXH LINE AND BLANCHES— , ORDINARY THAINS, ! Except the last down train, which will leave Christchurch. at 530 p.m., instead of ~ ,£.30,*. pjn. The Up evening train ai : Irom Word,,and w'est^ywtoh^r^pec- • tively, will also leave one hour later as on the jjouth line. . CHRISTCHURCH TO RACECOURSETrains at short intervals from 10 45 am. to 10 p.m. Racecourse to Christchurch from 430 p.m. to 6 0 p.m. ;-; i FARE^. Ordinary return tickiiiß issifea uu lburt--i fatyl April 13th, or Monday, April 17th, available for return up to Wednesday, April 19th. ;i • : . - r*gtngle fare tickets issued do Friday or ''. Saturday, April J4th availabit: fdr 1 - L vietninCnp to-'Moiiday, April rTthJ -&■■ ± : ON EASTER MONDAY AND 1 TUESDAY. Christchurch to Racecourse, return tickets ! onlyflfdvered, .carriages/ Is 6d ;"|eated wagI *' --'•- -' ■- ■ *- . All other stations to or from Christchurch s where through ; 'bocking is provided), single ■ faj-es double available for' i; , "of HI j; - ; Ji $i y r " *"Alt aainswill stop at the Racecourse plat. form on both race; days, i No goods traffic on Good Friday or Easter „ .Monday.] .m /, y / '■'<■ )\ ll * < , JpHN.,LAWSON, • -'.-■-- '-' ■-' ' - l Traffic Manager. Christchurch, April 10th, 1876. 410 8112 PUBLIO NOTICE. ... I HEREBY GUVB NOTICE, puririant to ! the provisions of the Canterbury : Wa6t»? , Lands Act; 1866, that an application has ; been lodged in the laud Office, Chrietchor<-b, , by Messrs Miles, Hassal and Co, as agrnts on behalf of Messrs VVm. Barnard Rhodes, Robert Hf»ton Uhode?, and Wm. who "are the present holders' of Pasturage Licenses Nos 167, 190, and 293, class 2, and i No 30, class 3, to have the said Licenser Cancelled, and in lien thereof to have or license issued to the said Messrs Rhodes at Donald, by the Waste Lands Board, whi« shall comprise the whole pf the landsheld under the above liceneW ' ' *'-■ » And further, contingent on the above application, being granted, tbe said Mesfrs Miles, Hastal and Co, aa agents of the said Messrs Rhodes add Donald, have applied to . hare the licenses last above mentioned cancelled, and in lieu thereof to have a separate license issued in the name of Henry Dent Gaidiner, for the ponkra of the lands included therein coloured green on the plan of the plsn of the .°iid lands attached to the said application, containing 900 acres or thereabouts, and a separate license issued in the name of Wilb'am Birdling, for the por-. tion of the lands included in the said application, containing 4400 acres or thereabouts, : coloured yellow on the said plan, and a separate license in the names of the said Wm. Barnard Rhodes, Robert Heaton Rhodes, and Wm. Donald for the remainder of tbe said lands. If any person can shew cause why the said application shiuld not ba grantee, the same must be nude known to theY'aate Lands Board at s sitting. thereof, at the Land Office, Christchurch, before Thuwday, the 27th April, 1816. J. W HAMILTON Deputy Commissioner of Crown Landj. L«nd Office, Chnstcbuvrch, 22Ui ftimrj, 1376. 34 mi