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! SHOW. OTAGO A_-_CU_TURAL ANDPASTORAIi j SOCIETY. pBAKD WINTER SHOT Of ! Cheese, Butter, Farm and Countey E—hibit*, Wool, Roots, Sohool Exhibite, Dairy Produce, Machinery, etc, j Will be held in the j BRYDON.E HALL and ANNEXES On WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, i JUNE 6ti_, 7th, dtb, «_d 9th. j ENTRIES CtliOSE MAY 23rd. Large and Numerous Prizes Offered. C-talogues and full particulars on application to H. V. FULTON, Secretory. P.O. Box 84, Duciedin. 1507 RAILWAYS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RACES AT PLUMPTON PARK. SATURDAY, MAY 26th. A SPECIAL TRAIN in connection with the ii nbovc will leave Cbristchurch for Sockburn at 12.5 p.m., and rtturn, leaving Sock burn at 520 pm, arriving at Christchurch 535 p.ir. ' .589 BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. - PRINCE OF WALES'S BIRTHDAY, JUNE 3rd, 1306. DUNEDIN WINTER RACES, JUNE 2nd and 4th. 1906. DUNEDIN WINTER SHOW, JUNE 6th to 9th, 1906. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS at 2d ' per mile first-class. Id per mile second- I class minimum 4s and 2s respectively, mileage counted one way only, will be issued from any station to any Rtation on the Hurunuililuff section from Juno Ist to June 4th inclusive, also to Dunedin from any station, Huriinui-Bluff section, from June sth to June Pth inclusive, all availablo for return till Jur.e 25th. 2595 BY ORDER. TRAMWAY BOARD CHRISTCHURCII TRAMWAY BOARD. ELECTORS' LISTS. ATOTICE is hereby given that the ELEC1\ TORS' LISTS of the various Sub-Dis- I tricts of the Tramway District are open for inspection at the Board's Ticket Office. Cathedral square, between the hours of 8 : a.m. and 7.20 p.m. I Enrolment Forms may be obtained on application The Rolls will CLOSE at 5 p.m. on JUNE 13th Next. . Persons holding qualifications in more than one Sub-District have been enrolled on the District in which they reside, when such information has been obtainable. BY ORDER. FRANK THOMPSON, Secretary. Christchurch. May 21th, 1906. 2556 CHRISTCHURCH TRAMWAY BOARD. TRAMWAY EXTENSIONS. TENDERS FOR PERMANENT WAY. TENDERS are hereby invited for the con- i i- ftruction of PERMANENT WAY for ] tho proposed extensions to the Tramway system. Plnns. Specifications and Conditions of Tendering may be inspected at the Board's Office. Falsgravo street, on and i alter MONDAY, May 26th. The necessary rails and sleepers will bo supplied by tho Board. Tender*, addressed to the Chairman of the Board, must be forwarded to him not later than 3 p.m. on MONDAY, June 18th next. Tho lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. F. HUBERT CHAMBERLAIN, Engineer. Christchurch. May 35th, 1906. 2621 ' BANKRUPTCY NOTICES, IN BANKRUPTCY.—In the Supreme Court, ho!den at Christchurch.—Notice is hereby riven that MARY YATE.S. of North Loburn, Widow, was This Day adjudged Bankrupt; and I hereby summon a Meeting of Creditors to be holdon at my office on FRIDAY, the Ist day of June, 1906. at 11 o'clock. G. L. GREENWOOD. Official Assignee. -sth May, 1900. 2654 GOVERNMENT NOTICES. T>ENDERS will be received at this Office 1 until noon of WEDNESDAY, 6th June, 1906 for ALTERATIONS and ADDITIONS, Rangiora Tost Office. Drawings, Specification, etc.. may be seen at Rangiora Post Office, and this Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. . J. H. DENTON, Clerk-in-Charge. Public Works Office. Christchurch. May 21st, 1906. 2439 ROAD BOARDS. MANDEVILLE AND RANGIORA ROAD BOARD. NOTICE is hereby given that all owners of UNREGISTERED DOGS in the above District will bo PROSECUTED after the 31sl INST. j JAMES MARSHALL, Clerk to the Board. ! Rangiora, May 19th, 1906 2317 . < ' i BOARD AND RESIDENCE. GLOUCESTER HOUSE, 256 GLOUCESTER STREET, WEST. GOOD ACCOMMODATION for TRAVEL- " LERS and BuA'il>EßS. To.ephono 9*2. Please address enquiries to the Proprietress. * ;__ SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION, WEST END. ST. ELMO" HOUSE, 187 WORCESTER STREET, W. Beat position in City Visitors and Permanent Boarders. Telephone 872. 6239 MISS HAMPTON, Proprietress. 46 Kilmore street. East, City. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION for Visitors and Permanent Boarders. Large grounds, excellent Cuisine. 53-28 'Phone 1516. HOTELS. PALACE HOTEL. MORAI' PLACE, DUNJiDIN. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. ENLARGED, IMPBOVED. A-TD K_FURNISH_D. Ideal Site. Heart of City. Quiet Neighbourhood. TARIFF-Ss per d_y. Luggage express (Stevens) meeta ail trains and steamers. -43 LEVIATHAN HOTEL, Opposite Railway Station, DUa__>JLN. P.O. Box 112. Telephone 67. JAMES CONNOR . . . M___e_ijr Director. The Favourite House with the Travelling Public. Up-to-date in Every Detail. Moderat* Charge*. TARIFF—From 4s 6d per day; 25s per week. Perm-cent Boarders by arrangement. The Lunch from 12 till 2 is unequalled in the colony. ONE SHILLING. Fire Eec«pee throughout the building. Night and Day Porters. 3834 LOST AND FOUND. LOST. Silver-mounted PURSE, between Southey street. Sydenham, and Opawa road. Reward. M. Atkinson, -11 Moorhous% avenue. _ 1486 170UND—An IRISH TERRLRR. No. 6-4 J- ,j:i Collar. If not claimed by May 20th vill be sold to defray expenses. Apply Thomas Forrest, care of Mr Stark, Wairarapa terrace. Fcndalton. 1414 \OOf\f\— HOUSE of "6 rooms. i-_crs PoulcJwOUv son street, Addinrton. __«y terms if required. Forest and Perkins, House Agente, Sydenham.