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Press, Volume XLVI, Issue 7257, 13 March 1889, Page 1

Amusements. GRAND REOPENING. ■pALACE DINK. MONDAY, MARCH 25th, 1889. . ' 3817 /COLUMBIA ELITKI ROLLER RINKING TUAM STREET 'HALL, Is Now Open Daily. Morning Session—Ladies Only, 10 to 12, Free. Afternoon Session—2.3o to 5, Admission 6d. Evening Session—7.3o to 10, Admission 6d. 4078 W. CONWAY HARRISON. Manager. Apdikgton Workshops Band. GKAND STEAMBOAT MOONLTGHT EXCURSION •OUTSIDE THE HEADS PerR.M.3. AKAROA, ON THURSDAY, MARCH 14th, 1889, Leaving Lyttelton on arrival of 6.50 p.m. train from Christchurch, returning by 11 p.m. train. Double Tickets, 3s; Single Tickets, 2a. To be obtained from Messrs Milner and Thompson, Spensley and Co., and Levy's; also Members of the above Band. J. LARCOMBE, 3979 . Secretary. SUMNER TRAMWAY EXCURSION. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, (Weather permitting), THE USUAL WEEKLY EXCURSION to this Favorite Seaside twill be RUN THIS EVENING, Trams Leaving Square at 7.15 and Returning from Sumner at 10 p.m. Sydenham Hand in Attendance. ALFRED EVANS, General Manager the Canterbury Tramway 4067 Company Limited. Canterbury Typographical Association. a social "Fathering or I MEMBERS AND FRIENDS ! Will be held in the ODDFELLOWS' HALL, LICHFIELD STREET, ON SATURDAY, MARCH ISth, 1889, At 7.45 p.m. LECTURE BY PROFESSOR BICKERTON, Entitled, "MARVELS OF ELECTRICITY." Followed by a Dance. . • Music by Mr C. Edgar's Quadrille Band. Tickets to be obtained from Members of Committee, or from • ---T F. C. GERARD, . 4035 : Secretary ("Times" Office). Horticultural. * Prebbleton Horticultural Society's SHOW. LINCOLN TTATX, FRIDAY, 15th MARCH. Open from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Admission Is. 4071 F. W. EAST, Hon. Sec. Bailways. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EXCURSION TO LAKE FORSYTH AND LITTLE RIVER. CHRISTCHURCH REGATTA ON LAKE FORSYTH, 18th MARCH. RETURN FARES. First Second Class. Class. From b. d s. d Lyttelton 5 0 4 0 Clui-tchurch, Ladbrook's, and Intermediate Stations ..4 6 3 6 Lincoln, Greenpark, Rabbit Island .. .. ..4 0 3 0 Kaituna,Birdling'sFlat .. Little River Saturday Return Fares. Soutbbrldge, Hill's Road, Leeston .. .. ..5 6 4 3 Doyleston, Irwell, SUesmere, Springfcton .. .. ..4 6 3 6 C ildr n, 3 to 12 years, half rates; under 3 years, free. ■ EXCURSIONISTS ~7rom Lyttelton and Mli Christchurch will go by an Excursion Train, which will leave Christ hurch at 920 a.m. and arrive at Lak Forsyth at 10.65 a.m., Little River 11.15 a.m.. not stopping elsewhere. Excursionists from the other Stations will go by the Ordinary Morning Southbriige Branch Train to Lincoln, thence by Ordinary Little mverLine Train, which will stop to set down Passengers at the Lake. The Return Train for all Passengers will leave Little River at 4. JO p.m., and the Lake at 5.10 p,n>., stopping where required to set down Passengers, The Evening Train from Christohurch to South bridge will ctarr at 5.10 p.m. and run 75 minutes Later than timetable times, so as to < onnect with the Return Excursion Train at Lincoln. The Evening Train from Lincoln to Little River will NoT run. A Train to take Passengers from Little River to the Lake will leave Little River at 10.0 a.m. and return from the Lake at 5.25 p.m. Little River to Birdling's Flat, Saturday Return Fares will be charged. 3986 BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. " ANNUAL LTVE~STOCK SALE AT CULVERDEN. ON the 15th MARChT SATURDAY, return tickets to Culverden will be issued at Christchurch. Balmoral, Oxford, and intermediate stations, available for return, on the 15th or 16th. On the SAME DAY the train from Culverden to Christehurch will start at 7.5 p.m., and run 4 hours 35 minutes later than timetable times. A special train will run from Rangiora to Christehuroh at the ordinary times of the evening train to.Christcburch, viz.. Rangiora, det&rt &1 p.m.; Christchurch, arrives7.2o p.m., stopping at all stations. The Oxford branch train will not wait for the train from Culverden. 3937 , , BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. KOWAI PASS RACES. EXCURSION TICKETS to SPRINGFIELD by ordinary Morning Train TO-DAY. Evening Train leaves Springfield 5.40 p.m.. and runs 1 nour 10 minutes later than time table times; and Evening Train Wbitecliffs to Darfield runs 1 hour later than time cable times. 4056 BY ORDER. Loet and Found. O"| REWARD.—LOST, out of a buggy, 3fcrJ_ between Christohurch and Kaiapoi. on Saturday night, a cone shaped Black Leather CASE, with holes in top. Above reward if delivered at Messrs Cook and Roes', Christchurch: Mr H. Smith's, White's Bridge; or Mr N. Kidd'e, Saddler, KaiapoL 3976 STOLEN or Strayed from Graham Valley Dark Chestnut MARE, branded H on near shoulder, few grey hairs showing through, mane, five years off; about 14} hanas high. Any person detaining same after this date will be prosecuted; if stolen, a libe>al reward will be paid on conviction of thief; if strayed, 10s will be paid to any person giving information of nerwhereabouts. a a CHAppm^ 4029 f Akaroa I O*l REWARD for information Convicting the Person who tore down the Cloth Iplaced to prevent duet from City Hotel enter?ing my F. Strata. Licensing Notices. [ HEATHCOTE LICENSING DISTRICT. T HEREBY Give Notice in pursuance of th» I provisions of the LicensLag Act, 1881, the /Licensing Act Amendment Act,-1882, and the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876, that ian ELECTION of FIVE PERSON 3to form the Licensing Committee of the Heathoote licensing District will be held at the office of 1 the Heathcote Road Board. Ferry road, on [ TUESDAY, the 26th day of Maroh, 1889. I Nominations in the form eet forth in the I second schedule of the Regulation of Local SElections Act, 1876, must be addressed to the Stemming Officer, and delivered at the office raSfthe Heathcote Road Board before noon on PfWday, the 15th dayof Mardvim I' w.tTcVmills. I Sf*B Returning Officer.