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; - i -' i &diwa3rs.'"" : NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYa EXCURSION TO~~LTTTLE RIVER, ITTH APRIU AGUARANTEEDn_xk)TJRSION TRAIN wall be Run from Christchurch to Little River and back on the 17th INST., in connection with Messrs Wood and Laurie's timber sale. u Full particulars in next issue of this uaper. 3850 BY ORDER. THO& COOK & SON TOURIST, EXCURSION AND GENERAL PASSENGKR AGKNTS. Head Office, Ludgace Circus, London. Head Office for New Zealand, 4 Victoria Arcade, Auckland. PASSAGES, TOURS and EXCURSIONS, arranged for, and all-Information as to Cost, Routes. &c. supplied upon application. SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR PASSENGERS TO EUROPE. Special REDUCTIONS over the New Zealand Ra&ways for FOUICIGN TOURISTS. Agent, for all the principal lines of Steamships and Railroad Companies throughout the world. SPECIAL HOLIDAXTOURS. Christchurcli to Nelson, via Otira Gorge and Buller Valley, Return Steamer. Otago Lakes, including To Anau and Manapourf. and au and every place of interest in the Colonies. Handy Guide to New Zealand always On Sale. ' ■ - J. M. HEYWOOD and CO., Agents. 21 ' .Cathedral Square. Prospectus. THfc BLACK BALL CO-OPERATIVE COLLIERY COMPANY, LIMITED. To be incorporated under the Companies Acts. CAPITAL .. .. £70 000. In 70,000 Shares of fil-eacbv of which 45,000 Shares are offered for subscription. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. LEONARD Harper, Esq., Solicitor, Christchurch H. P. Hill, Esq, Avonsido, Ch sretmr h Samuel Manning, Esq.,Mayorui Christchurch A. Louqhrey, Esq., M.H.R., Christchurch J. Kii-gour, Esq., coal merchant, Greymouth W.- Vincent, Esq., Christchurch James Goss," Esq., timber merchant, Christchurch John Mill, Esq., coal importer, Port Chalmers THIS Company is being formed to acquire and work the well-known and Valuable Liack Bali Coalfield, consisting of about 1914 acres. : Eleven Million Tons of Coal can be worked Level Free. The Coal is a first-class Gas Coat, and forms an excellent Coki)« - - With a weekly output of 1500 tons per week, the profit is . estimated at 18£ per cent, per annum on the capital. A tunnel, which is nearly completed, will enable the Company to take out 7,000,000 tons of coal. About £30,000 is required to construct a railway bridge over the Grey river and a short branch line to connect wich the existing line to Greymouth. ,- ;. *■• - s ■* \•: ?■*■■. Thisi is tujß sole yeaaon for placing tiieCompany before the"public. The Calls are Sixpence per Share'on application, Sixpence per i.haro on allotment. For prospectuses and plans, giving full inforjnation, apply to the Brokers The Share List will t lose on 30th April. JAMES HENDERSON lHereford R. HILL FISHEiH, J street; Or to E. F. DOMBRAIN, 2637 * Interim Secretory, Cashel streets ' ,_,y-/ '! " County OoonciL : COUNTY OF SELWYN.

PROPOSAL TO RAISE SPECIAL LOAN OF^SIOOuV I HEREBY give notice Jthat a. POLL of the RATEPAYERS Of the MaUvern Waterrace District will be taken cat. the undermentioned places between the hours of 9 aan. and 6 p.m. on MONDAY, the 21st day of April,: 1890,.t0 decide by vote the proposal published in the Press w W3paper of 26th February and 12th and2oth Mtrch, 1890, and in the "Lyttelton Times" newspaper on the sth and 19ch March and 2nd April, 1890. to RAISE a SPECIAL LOAN of £1000 for the purpose therein described. r- '" POLLINGPLACES. ! Courtenay Road Board Office, Kirwee (principal! School-house, West Melton School-house, Darfield School-house, Charing Cross School-house, Burnham East Malvern Road Board Office, Sheffield. Dated this seventh day of April, 1890, DAVID MCMILLAN, 3787 * Chairman of the County of Belwyn. On Sale, TO PHOTOGRAPHERS. /"|N SALE—Hfbrd Dry.Plates, all Sizes. Landscape Mounts also to arrive; gold bevelled edged Mounts, all SiiieS. E. BEAHDSLBY, 2412 , 89JtIa_aoheater street _ FOR SALE, CHEAP,. ' A SMALL PLEAS UJKE BOAT, wUI hold five: oars; sculla and Bail complete. Apply • ■■- E.D. REES, Custodian Canterbury Sheds, *02_ East Town Belt. Lost and Found. T OST-BROWN BUGGY RUG. between IJ at. Albans and Christchurcn. Finder re warded on leaving same at Searl's Forester's Hotel. . 40» Impotradings. • IMPOUNDED, at Kaiapoi, 12th April, from "Mr M. Lynßkey , s paddookv Hilton street, ONE WHITE COW, rope round horns. If not released will be sold 17th April. /_". KNIGHT. Ponndkeeper. , .. ... »0»I \ W&nted. Cash Advertisements under this heading nob ex ceeding tTfenty-foar werds ONE SHILLING Sime's Registry Offlce. '- WANTED, Good Servants of all classes, hotel and private; Town and Country Situations always on the books. . Worcester street east, near Christchurch Club. WANTED, Head Waiter for a ttientleinen's Club. Apply Sime's Registry OflEtee. 107 Worcester street. 399 a Registry Office, 176 Colombo street. CST. Catherine's Registry Offlce Removed to 175 176 Colombo Street, v Between Cashel and Hereford Btreeta. Mrs Sirett. __ _p<OOD Situations always waiting for SeiM %JT vants with good references. 1020 WANTED, at Paafker's Registry Offlce for Servants, 152 Cashel street. General JServants, Kitchenmaids, Mothers Help, email family. ' *»*7 X317"--NTED, Visitors to> Sumnerto take Milk V.Y. of R. Galnsford. Graham's Farm, the only form in Sumner. Best quality, 2d per quart. Order at Watson's Store, or Christchurch Daiiy, Cashel street. Raw and Devonshire Cream, Cream Cheese, Sefton Butter. Egg* Poultry, Sec 2515 STOCKINGS and Socks Knitted and Be < footed ccaual to Hand Knitt by experienced Knitters at Thomas's Home Knitt Ma_nufaotory. 31 Victoria street. ~ 4016 UXTON'S—For Men's Wool and Merino Sox. and splendid value in Siurts. Try them. L UXTON'S—For Flannels, Blankets, Calicoes and Sheetings. Really good value. CLUXTON, Draper, hasl Removed to 203 _. and'2os Cashef TStaeeß-{opposite Press omce). war T TJXTON'S. Caah»»l street—Our noted Cheap JL_ and Lovely Millinery now showing ia window. Cheap Black aaod Colored French Merinoes and Cashmeres, also cy Colored Dress, 8d and lljd. See them. -f^'XTON'S—Excellent Value in Gloves and JLi Hosleay. " ° / TT TJXTON'S—New Fur Boas. Capes, and Col* 1 _ larettes. Jackets and Ulsters. , MRS IZETT gives especial attention to Employers Requiring Servant* for Country, none of bad character being senfclady helps, thorough housekeepers, monthly anrsss, ho cols, ntation, farxn. cooks (barmen), married coupes, grooms, gardeners, shepherds, ploughmen, iaooriaag men, boyst, Sc.c Board, residence, famished apartments, respectable good table), lodgings for servants. J970 L laQR variety and good value in Dress Goods { > and satisfaction in Dressmaking try ' I BLACK, BE ATTIE and CO. '