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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 9882, 12 November 1897, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. GENT'S HARD PELT HATS. GENT'S BLACK AND COLOURED FRAME HATS. THE LATEST STYLES. THE NEWEST SHADES. WEIGHTS AND FJLEXIBLE3. Endless Variety. W. A. TEIBE AND CO., GENT' 3 MERCERS AND OUTFITTERS, 219 HIGH STREET. •' WENDLEBECK," 246 Oxford terrace, City. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN received as Boarders. Hot and cold baths, stabling. Moderate terms. 434 CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. j PEDIGREE STOCK SALE, ON THE GROUNDS TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 18th, Commencing sharp at 9 o'clock. M. MURPHY, 953F Secretary. BALMORAL STATION. • SHEARING will COMMENCE on WEDNESDAY, the 17th inst. Full boards emrafred. W. THOMSON, 896 Manager. FOR SALE, BAROUCHE. PRACTICALLY NEW, had little use. Lately property of Medical Man. To be seen at G. D. CRONIN'S COACH FACTORY, Near Cavenham Hotel, 866 Wilaon street, r.-rry road. HEARING will BEGIN at M \ BROWN WEDNESDAY, 17th NOVEMBER. Shearers Wanted. 93_7 J. and J. INNES. BISHOP & GABD'NER, BEG to Announce that they have been APPOINTED AGENTS for the AULDANA PRIZE WINES Of South Australia, Comprising the Famous ST. HENRI CLARET, The Finest Claret in the Australian Colonies. Cliampaifne, Sparklinp Moselle and Burtrundy. Hock, C'hablis and otttr Prize Wines of Equal Merit. Pure Braudy, Auldana 3 star. 184 ARMAGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 941 KENT BICYCLES. ALL Intending Purchasers should not fail to see the Grand Caftctiou of KENT BICYCLES in THE KbTNT SHOWROOM, HIGH STREET, PRICES—Net cash, Ladies' £22, Gentlemen's £21. Terms Arranged to Suit Every Purchaser. KENT BICYCLES are made of the Very Best Material, EADIK and B.S.A. FITTINGS. Splendid Collection of Cycle Accessories on View in the SHOWROOM, HJGH STREET. . Next to Gundersen's, Jeweller. Kent Manufacturing and Repair Works, Bedford Row, Christchurch. RICHARD KENT, 277 Proprietor. RAILWAYS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TRAINS TO SHOW GROUNDS TO-DAY. DRAINS every fifteen minutes between CHRISTJL CHUROH and the SHOW GROUNDS, from 11.15 a.m. to about 6.30 p.m. Return fares from Christchurch, including admission to grounds. Is 6d; Single fare, Show Grounds to Christahurch, 6d. Only tickets at these fares are available for the Show Grounds trains. The Evening trains to-diy for North and South lines and branches start at the following times from Christchurch:—For Stations North of Itangiora, 5.10; for Stations up to Rangiora and fov Oxford branches, 5.35 and 5.45; late tain to 11 p.m.; for Springfield and Whitecliffs. 5; Ashburton and. Methven, 5.25 ; and Little River, 5.55; late trains, for Oamaru 10.15 p.m, Snuthbridge 10.45; train for livestock only, for Oamaru (or boyond) and waysiie Stations, at 9.15 p.m. The 5.10 p.m. train from Islington to Christchurch will not run on the 12th. No goods traffic. 933_ BY ORDER. TRAMWAT NOTICES. gIXPENNY EXCURSIONS, SUMNER. 10.10 a.m. a,.d 7.15 p.m. Trams Daily. (Friday excepted). 821 SUMMER-SUNDAY. WOOLSTON BAND. TRAMS-&5 p.m. 906f rpRAMWAY ARRANGEMENT (SHOW DAYS). THURSDAY—Trams to ground every twenty minutes from 9 fi.m. Fares, 3d each way. FRIDAY—AII Timetables and Ordinary Faroe suspended. SUMNER—Trams every hour from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. to Stunner. Fares, Is return, children 6d. ADDINGTON—The 11 a.m., 2, 3, and 3.30 p.m. to Sunnyside, the 11.25 a.m , 2.30, 3.30 and 4 p.m. from Sunnyside, WILL NOT KUN. SHOW—Trams, Palace Cars and Drays, at frequent intervals from 7 a.m. Fares, 6d each way. OTHER LINKS as near timetable as possible. TAI TAPU and HALSWELL—Leave Tai Tapu at 9 a.m.. returning at 11 p.m. from Square; leave Halswell 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., leave Square for Halswell at 9 a.m., 5 p.m., and 11 p.m. PORT HILLS—Drag every hour 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., returning • very hour 8.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. BELFAST—Coach leaves Square 7 a.m., 6 and 9.30 p.m.; leaves Belfast 9.30 a.m., 7 and 10.30 p.m. CHRISTCHURCH TRAMWAY COMPANY, LTD. 935F NEW BRIGHTON TRAM COMPANY, LIMITE D. SPECIAL CONCESSIONS FOR SUMMER MONTHS. £* a 24 SINGLE RIDES ft» vM To or From New Brighton, WB Available on any Car, Sundays excepted. 433 AND SUBURBAN TRAMWAY. RETURN FARE—SIXPENCE. By Trams Leaving Edwards, Bennett's Corner for New Brighton at 10.10 a.m. and 7.15 p.m. 307 EDUCATIONAL. SHORTHAND AND TECHNICAL SCHOOL 150 Worcester street west. PRINCIPAL—MR C. H. GILBY. Honoursman and Fellow of the National Phonographic Society. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping and all Commercial Subjects thoroughly taught. CIVIL SERVICE and MATRICULATION—INDI, VIDUAL TUITION br Mr H. L. Kidd, 8.50., and Mies K. Isherwood, M.A. Ninety per cent, of oar candidates passed last year. FRENCH CLASSES (Day and Evening), under M. Malaquin, from the Lycee National d'Orleans, France, Bapia Conversational Method. SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING Cathedral square, Christchureh. MISS A. M. CARR, N.5.8.T., N.U.T. Beciatercd Teacher (Sir Isaac Pitman), 1886. N Z. JTeeident National Society Shorthand Teachers (Eng). NX Secretary National Union Typists (Kori. TMTMAICS »nd light-line Shorthand, Type if writing Bookkeeping, *c CUeese Theory ud Speed, from 9 a.m. to 9.30 Speed Classes fromioto 200 words a minute. (Thorough and ra«d tailiom. French—MlßS AMBI.BR. De rAcademe de K£ \t deTl>se. de Montpellier et de Jiune, Matriculation aad Civil Service Classes. Mia A. M. SrrtnnShhold Highest Speed Certittcate* iaHew Zealand-SurtralM record, 200 wofde pcraasrata, highest onto de British fates I.QST Alf D FOUWP. T 08T oa November 10th, between Abberley road, Jj S*. Albees, and W. Steawre and Co.'s.JUdj'* Double Caee SILVER WATCH. Finder B VS m fetoFHobbsa n M 0 , TJWR THK HOUDAYS-Metf. ]£* I < J£* 5 »"""* Mi Brazilian Straw Oate, 7e «d each. Black, &Mtt*«adC«.