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MEETINGS. &c, $ ' FARMERS'UNION. MALVERN BRANCH. A MEETING of the above Branch will be held at the Road Board Office, Sheffield, on SATURDAY, October 26th, at 7.30 p.m. 6569 W. T. POPPLE, Actigg Secretary.. CATHEDRAL, CHRISTCHURCH. . A QUIET HOUR, WEDNESDAY, OCXOBER 23rd, 11 a-m. to noon. The Bishop invites the attendance of the LAY R~EADERS, as well as of the CLERGY. ■ 6421. ■13ICHMOND WORKING MEN'S CLUB. ■*•*' —The Annual Meeting of the above will be held on THURSDAY, October 24th, at 8 p.m. Business: Balance-sheet, Election of Officers, and Committee, and General. W. J. Osborne. . 6551 pARMEKS' UNION.—To Farmers Marsh- -*- lande, Styx, Burwood, and Travie's Swamp Districts.—A Public Meeting of Farmers interested in the objects and formation of "a local branch of the Farmers' Union will be held in the Marshlands Schoolroom THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, October 23rd, at 8 p.m. Several prominent farmers of other districts will address the meeting. C. H. WALTER, 6550 Convener. JUBILEE OF-UNANIMITY LODGE Will be held at the LODGE-ROOM, SUMNER ROAD, . LYTTELTON, , On WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 23rd, 1901.' rrtHE Lodge will be Tyled at 7 p.m. N.B.—Train leaves Cbristchurch 6.45 p.m. Special train leaves Lyttelton 11.50 p.m. Visitors to the Banquet by invitation. W. H. DALE, W.AL 6462 E. ELIOT CHAMBERS, P.M., Sec. SHOW. ELLESMERE A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. rpHIS POPULAR SHOW will take place at TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24th, 1901. . . . The Grounds are in splendid order, being well sheltered with plantations, and specially adapted for a Country Outing. There is a Large Entry of POULTRY and a JUNIOR EXHIBITION of MANUAL and DOMESTIC WORK, ad well as tne Usual Exhibition of STOCK and HORSES. There are HUNTERS' and PONY JUMPING COMPETITIONS. THE WOOLSTON BRASS BAND Will be on the Ground All Day, and a FIRSTCLASS LUNCHEON will be provided by Mr 'Edwards. An EXCUEBION TRAIN leaves Christchurch; at 8,15 a.m. on Show Morning. ADMISSION TO THE GROUND— 6568 ; One Shilling All Day. ROAD BOARDS. KOWAI ROAD BOARD DISTRICT. REGISTRATION OF DOGS. NOTICE ie hereby' given that 'all Owners of UNREGISTERED DOGS in the district after the 30th October, 1901, will be PROSECUTED. By order of tho Board. - GEO. S. HICKMAN, Registrar. ■ Balcairn, 14th October, 1901: 5950 CITY COUNCIL. ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION. I HEREBY CONVENE a'mEETING o! CITIZENS, to be held.in the City Council Chamber, at 3.30 P.m., on WEDNESDAY, the. 23rd INSTANT, _ to consider the question of giving a fittmg recepticw} to the members of the Antarctic ExpediAm. ARTHUR E. GL RHODES, 6415 . Mayor. RAILWAYS. 1 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. MASONIC CEREMONY AT LYTTELTON, OCTOBER 28rd- . ..... A GUARANTEED TRAIN will leave Lyttelton for Christchurch at 12 on the night of the 23rd inst., setting down passengers at intermediate stations if '■ required. Season and trip, tickets will NOT be available by this train. ■■ - „ ■__ 6507 . BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. . EXCURSION FARES TO ASHBURTON FOR RACES. AT ifl per mole first class, minimum 4s, Id per mile second class, minimum 2a, juileage counted one way only. Ticket* ie"sued at Christchurch, Methyen, .Springburn, Timaru, and intermediate stations by first train on 24th' and 25th October, and express train from Christchurch, Dunsandel, Bakaia, and Chertsey, available for return till 2nd November. ' \ The Express Train from Christchurch on ' the 24th and 26th October will stop at the Ashtnirton Saleyards Siding, to set down passengers (holding. Ashburton tickets) for the Racecourse, if required. „_ NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. y \ EXCURSION FARES TO LEESTON FOR A. AND P. SHOW. AT 2d per mile first class, Id per mile second, minimum 4» and 2s respectively, mileajre S counted one- way only, tickets issued at Christchurch, Lincoln, and intermediate stations ior . the morning train on 24th October, available, for return till 25th October. On 24th October the morning train Christ-. • church to Southbridge, and'the. evening train Southbridge to ChrißtcJiuxch will run at. the • following times, stopping at all stations if re- : quired:—Christchurch dep. 8.50 a.m., Addington 8.57, Hornby 9.14, PTebbteton 9.2<, Lincoln 9.45, Sprinßeton 9.57, Elleemere 10.12, Doyles- [ ton 10.32, Leeston 10.41, Southbridge a—. 10.55; dep. 4.55 p.m., Leeaton 53, Doyleston 5.19, ' Eliesmere 5.40, Springston 5.52, Lincoln 6.7, Pnsbbleton Hornby 6.36, Addington ' Christchurch arr. 7.0. On same date atr&in " will leave Southbridge for the Leeston Show , Grounds at ir.4Oa.rn,, returning at 4.15 p.m. All trains on above date on Southbridgev line ■will stop ttt the Leeston. Show* Grounds if required; passengers to book to, or from, as • theoasemay be, tfwatationbeyond theiirounds. 6351. * BY ORDER. ~£ OS T AND FOUND. . x OST—On. 4.30 p.m. tram from Sydenham, 'XJ Silver-mounted PURSE, with sum of \ money. Finder rewarded returning same to [ Stationmaeter, Christchurch. 6554 OTRAYED into Zetland- "Yard on 21st ia~ K> stant, a Bay HOKSE, clipped, white face, low condition. Owner can have same by paying . expenses. r 9 !*? STRATED into my premiste, on 17th October, Harewood sroad, Papanut, 14 ' Halfbred SHEEP. Owner can have same by paying expenses. Apply A. b. iord, ' ■ rpHOUSANDS "of SMART SAILOR-HATS, , A ia all the new shapes,' and at all kinds ;of prices. Included in these are numerous ' charming, but inexpensive, hats. Strange and Company; - — ' mUMBLERS, for all purposes, in any qnan--1 tity, nearly one bn"*-*™™**** 0 S££ lrora at prices *bat cannot bebeaten.Fro- _ fid pudeitt. Minsoa aad Co., 230 Colombo itn«i