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Press, Volume XLIII, Issue 6627, 18 December 1886, Page 1

Government Notices, NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EXCURSION TICKETS TO LAKE DIbTRLjT (AVAILABLE FOB EIGHT WEEKS) can be obtained on any day (Sundays excepted) from DECEMBEB Ist, 18S6. to MARCH 3'st, 1887, at the following Stations :— Fares to Kingston and Back. From First-Class Second Class. Christchurch... .£5 5 0... £% 10 0 Ashburton ... 415 0 ... 3 5 0 Timaru ... 4 0 0 ... 215 0 Oamaru ... 310 0 ... 210 0 taW The Tickets are available via Invercargill or the Waimea Liae, and tbe journey may be broken at any Station en route. 4917 BY OBDEB. NEWZEALAND RAILWAYS. THROUGH BOOKING TO MOUNT COOK. CHEAP BATES. THBOUGH TICKETS for the journey by Bail to Fairlie Creek, and thence by Coach to Mount Cook Hermitage, will be ISSUED at the CHBIBTCHURC tt STATION from 13th December, 1886, to 3lßt March, 1887. BETUBN~~FARES (Including £3 10s coach fare): First Class, £4 153; Becond Class, £4 7s 6d. Tickets f>r railway available for one month { those f»r coach for a fortnight. The Railway Department does not undertake any responsibility in connection with

*" the coach journey. '" 'J he Coach leaves Fairlie Creek 6very " Wednesday. * 5421 BY ORDER. r NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. I FARES CB.BISTMAS HOLIDAYS. r CHEAP EXCUBSION TICKETS TO TIMABU, WAIMATE, OAMABU, DUNEDIN, INVEBCABGILL, AND TBE LAKES. EXCUI SION TICKETS will be issued as under frem S2nd DaCEMBKB, f 1886, to 3bd JANUARY, 1887, inclusive, and will be AVAILABLE for BETURN up to and including 17th JaNUABY : - ToWaimate and , From To Timaru. Oamaru. -go 5 n> Ja m g« M !* !J *! i s. d. 8. d. s. d. s. d. Chrißtchurch 18 0 13 0 25 0 18 0 To Dune- Tolnver- ToKingsFrom din. cargiL ton. es s| gg §3 ss Zja &t » 0D {*. « GO Pc, o CD 8. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Christ- "1 church I Bailee- J-33 0 220 550 386 66 0 440 ton I Bakaia J Ashburton ... 28 0 18 6 50 0 35 0 610 40 6 Temnka 236 17 6 43 6 330 566 386 Timaru"! Stud- I holme )-22 0 16 6 41 0 330 556 33 C Wai- j mate J Fiom To Christchuich. First-class. Second-class. b. d. 8. d. Temuka7 18 0 13 0 Timaru i '" AO v WaffiST} •••. » ° 18 ° Special night trains, conveying passengers at the above faxes, will leave Christchnrch for Dunedin on the 24th and 27th December at 845 p.m., and be due from Ashburton at 10.55 p m., T t muka 12.25 a.m , Timaru 15 am, arriving at Dunedin at 7 50 a.m., stopping at Bolleston, Bakaia, and Studholme Junction it required. A return night train will leave Dunedin for Christchurch on the 27th at 8.30 p.m., arriving at Christchurch at 7.30 a m. next day. The journey may be broken at any stopping station en route, and be continued by any ordinary train. The tickets to Kingston are available either via Waimea line cr IsvercargiU.' BOAT FABEB by steamer from Kingston to Queenstawn are 7s 6d saloon, 53 etearage, single fare SATUBDAY RETURN TICKETS, from any station to any station, will be issued from 22nd DECEMBEB, 1883, to 3bd JANUARY. 1887, inclusive, AVAILABLE for BETUBN up to and including .17th JANUABY. 6006 BY ORDEB. Meetingßt Ac. THE CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PBODUCE EXPeRT COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. EXTBAORDINARf GENERAL MEETING OF .SHAREHOLDERS. NOTICE ia hereby given, that an EXIRiORDINABY MJSETIWtf of the Shareholders cf the above Company will be held at thb ROOMS OF THE CANTERBURY AGBICULTUBAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. Hereford street, Chrißtchurch, ON WEDNESDAY, the 22nd INSTANT, At 2.30 p.m. Btjeinesb : To consider the freight question, and the advisability of making engagements for a lengthened period. By order of the Board of Directors, F. WAYMOUIH, Secretary. Hereford street, _ _,„, Chiistchnrch, Bth Dec., 1886. 5434 SALE OF WORK in aid of the BUILDISG FUND op WEST LYTTELTON CHURCH will bb HELD IN No 2 SHED, (Adjacent to the Bailway Station,) ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, December 21st and 22nd. ADMITTANCE SIXPENCE. Poirs Open from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. N.B.—Will be Lighted during the Evening with the Electric Light. 6034 BANQUET COMMITTEE. lIEQUEST the pleasure of the MEMBERS meeting mc TdlS (Satur. day) EVENING, at 8 o'clock, at the City balerooms. Busmeis of importance. 6145 F. GUINNESS, Chairman^ _ POPULAB~AMUSEMEST Al SOCIA- 2 TION. ALL ACCOUNTS againßt the isaociation must be sent in at once for SETTLEMENT. „,.„„ m F. T. HASXINS. Hon. Sec. City Council Office, _„„ 17th December, IS 6. 6153 FBEETHOUGHT HALL SUNDAY EVENING NEXT. MISS ADA CAMPBELL'S celebrated _ historical Lecture ,_ .. "THECBOS3AND THE CRESCENT," A comparison of the Christian and Mohammedan religions; the rise and progress of Christianity. Dcors open, 7; operatic selecfons, 7.15; lecture, 7.30. Sittings, Is. 6132