Railways. NEW ZJ3ALAND RAILWAYa EXCURSION FAEES*FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIUA-SS. KETURN FARES*"from Chrisitchurch to 'iiuiaru -0s liret cla*s, Ids aocoud; to WbUmate 26s and 19s, Oaraaru 23a and 21a. Same fares from these stations to Chriatcliurch, and from SvUdholm and Tomuka to Chriscchurch same a-< from Wtiimatd and Timaru respectively. From Chriatcnuroh, Roll- ston and Hakata to Ounudin 36s and 255, Invcro.ir.rill 61s and 433, Kingston 69 • and 47a : Ashijurlou to Duntdiu 32a nnd 22s 6d. I ivercargiil 57a and 40s 6d, Kingston Cos xnd Us 6J; TimuKa to Ounediu 2Ts 6d »nd 20s, luvercai-gill 52s and 38s, Kingston '60s and 12s ; Tiraam, Studholm aud VV;iitn;ite tJ Dunedin 25sandl83,lQvercavgill 50i and 363, Kingston 55.-S and 40s. Tiie tickets will be issued from 17th December till 3rd January and will be available for return till 14th January, but may l> • extended fof a fortnight at the station to W iich they wero issued ou payment (on or before January 14th) of the difference between iialf excur&iou fare and ordinary single fare. The tickets aio available for break of journey after tho passenger has travelled 20 miles from the issuing station. The journey must bo commenced on the date of the issue of tho ticket. JL Night Train will leave Dunedin at 9.45 p.m. on 24th Decerub :r arriving at Christchurch at 8.5 a.ai. iijth, and a train will ieave Christchurch at 10 0 p.m. on 24th, Ashburion 12.0, Temuka 1.23, Tiinaru 2.1, Studholm 3.4 arriving at Dunedin at 8.30 a.m. 'iom. Return tickets for distances of 20 miles and under, issuud from 17th December to 3rd January inclusive, will be available for return till lHa January. 5330 BY ORDBR V j NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. OPENING OF MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY'S KXTKN'SION FRuAI SPRINGFIKLD BY EXCURSION TRAIN, 26th INST. ON DECE'IvERlcth an EXCURSION TRAIN \vi"l run as uuder from Chrisbchurch to Kowai Bush and Otavama on the West- Coast Railway :—Christchurch dep. 8.10 a.so., Addiugton 8 47, Ota-t\it:a arr. 11.50; Otarama dop. 6.0 p.m., Kowai Bush 6 5. Chitefcchurcu arr. 8.30. Return fares from Chrietchurch and Addington to cither station on the extension 7s firsc class ;;5s second. Children 3 to 12 years half rates, under 3 years free.. 5541 BY ORJJER._ Sports. BOXING DAY. PIONEEKS , BICYCLE CAENIVAL. EXTEAORDINARV PROGRAMME. '> OJ EVENTS. OreTBNTS.' No Waits. No Intervals. RACES AT ALL DISTANCES. W. L. KERR AGAINST N.Z. FLYERS. 5563 'ft"S?ITH reference to the above, the PIONEER CLUB have pleasure in notifying to the Admirers of MR KERR (and they are legion), that this Popular Rider will TRAIN~ on tho TRACK at LANCASTER PAR?: KVERY EVENING at about 6.30. 55^1 Exhibition. A TBIAL OF THE MERCEB EEAPER AND BINDEE ■WILL BE HELD AT MR THOMAS BBRGIN'3 FARM. SWANNANOA. r ON THUESDAY, The 22nd INST., Starting at 11 a.m. THE ABOVE MACHINE WORKS ENTIRELY WITHOUT CANVAS. BEID AND GEEY, SOLE AGENTS. 5561 Art Union. DBTJIDS , FIFTH ANNUAL GALA. President—D.G.V.P. Bro. F. W. Peafold. Vice-President— P.S. Bra. J. Aahi,on. Treasurer—D.G. P. Bro. J. ii. Tmlcy. MONSTEE ART UNION, Under the Patronage of his Excellency the Governor and Canterbury M.ti.R.'s. Prizes On View at the Triangle, High street, opposite Shaw, Robinson and Co.'s. GRAND TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION AND " ; FIREWORKS DISPLAY, Superintended by Messrs Scokea and Hobb3, To be held'on BOXING NIGHT, DEC. 26xh, 1892. TICKETS, PRICE OXE SHILLING; can be obtained from any member oi tho Order and from JAMES ANDERSON. General Secretary, 3067 218 Hereford serene. Chria&churc h. Wanted. Sime's Reoistbt, 171 Armagh street. Telephone 397. . .. • j TTVMPLOYERS are invited to apply for all JGi Servants, male or female; careful selection. NotedforßupplyinggiOviSorranta. No charge to Employ ere toe mon. Mrs Izett. Manchester street. Telephone 515, JNTIMATE3 to Section-holders, Hotel JL Proprietors, that she ha* now awaiDiugeai?rtgeaieut sncpJierd3 (daga). Couples (oo children), Strong Ploughmen, Farm Hands, Kouseatjjuts, Yoatbs, Foucei-a (tools, tonte, Sec), Musterers, U-ibUitets, ExcaDeat Housekeepers, all classes Hotel; Private Servants. Krery care taken./ Ho churge to employ or* of single men. ANTED KNOWN—On the Premises Firßt-ci&39 Tailoring by Experienced Workmen. Weil Made. S.irunic and Mulshed Suit, complete, 755. Try us. W. McClea and Co. 210 High street. . F~URNITURE and Bedding—Buyers should examine Goods aai ems prices at Sykes* Furniture Factory, the corce.- of Caabe) and Durham streeta. j _ COMING EVENTS. 150WMAN and SOiTwill conduct the FolCP lowing SALIiS:— MONDAY (THIS DAYJ—Fornltnre, Sydenham. TUBSDAY- -Chriatinaß Goods, in Rooms. THURSDAY — Large Furniture Sale, in Rooms. . FRI D AY—House Property and Sections. SATURDAY—Attractive Sale of Pledges, in hoorns. j Full particulars OB Pago 8 and in future advertisements. ! BOWMAN AND SON, Auctioneers, *c., I £00 Hereford ecreet*
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 8359, 19 December 1892, Page 1
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