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Lyttelton Times, Volume III, Issue 145, 15 October 1853, Page 12

WESLEYAN CHAPEL, CHRISTCHURCH. "DARTIES desirous. of Contracting for -*- Works in erecting a Wesleyan. Chapel; on Section, No. 838, in the town of Christchurch, may see the Plan and Specification at my House, on and after Wednesday next, the 12th Instant. Sealed Tenders will be received at the same place up to 6, p.m., on Monday, the i 24th Instant. | By order of the Committee, Henry Flavel, President. Cashel-Street, Christchurcb, Oct. 2, 1853. CHRISTCHURCH LADIES' SCHOOL. EOR Day-scholars and Boarders, to be conducted on Church of England principles. It is proposed early in 1854, to open this Establishment, where a good English education will be imparted, with instruction in the Latin Grammar, in Music (piano forte, guitar and singing), and in drawing ; also in the French, German, and Italian languages. Parents inthe neighbouring settlements, in India, or other parts, who may entrust the care of their daughters to the ladies conducting the above establishment, may depend on every effort being made to form their minds and manners rightly, and \to promote their health and happiness. • Address to Mrs. Charles Thomson, care of Mr. Gould, Christchurch. Any Lady qualified to assist in any of the above branches of '» Education,', and willing to join (by Partnership or otherwise) in an Establishment of the hind, is requested to communicate with the Advertiser. Christchurch Cricket Club. ITHHE Fil'st Meeting for the Season of the members of the Christchurch Cricket . Club will be held on the new ground, near the Botanical gardens, Christchurch, ou Thursday, the 3rd of ..November next. Wickets will be pitched at li o'clock precisely. Gentlemen desirous of becoming Members ate requested to communicate with the Hon. Sees. Annual Subscription, 10s. By order of the Committee, . . . A.fe l >o,Sac, "DUKE." A WELL-BRED, good-tempered, close, active, Clydesdale, of great bone and power, a dark bay with black points, 5 years old, will cover this season, at Mr. Fisher's farm, on the Heathcote. Terms £2. 2s. for each mare, and ss. the groom. To Stand this Season, At Ham Farm, HPHE thorough-bred Horse, Shamkock, He is a bright bay, stands sixteen hands, strong boned, very good tempered, and 7 yrs. old. His sire, Mr. Rouse's (of (Junta warry) English blood horse, '• St. John. His dam "a thorough-bred Camerton mare. Shamrock won the prize at the Agricultural Society's show as the "best colonial blood stallion." Terms, £5 55., and ss. the Groom. CANTERBURY. A PURE Clydesdale Horse, imported by J. C. Watts Russell, in 1850. He is a dark Brown, stands sixteen hands and half an inch, with good bone and excellent temper. Rising 7 yrs. old. His sire, "Young Scotsman," gained several prizes in the Cdunty Ayr. His grandsire, the " Scotsman," the property of Win. Kirkwood, of Grimesal, Dunlope, gained the two first prizes in the Highland Agricultural Show. Terms, £4 45., and. ss. the Groom. SPEED THE PLOUGH. A STRONG-boned, powerful Bay horse, -£*- stands sixteen . two. Rising five, years old' His sire, " Yeung Prince," a pure Suffolk, imported by J. W. Gleadow, Esq., ,to Van Diemen's Land. His dam, a Government mare by the celebrated imported horse,." Sampson.". Terms, £4 45., and ss.'-the Groom. N.B. No mares taken- after the Ist January, when the money will be collected. The Grooms fee to be paid to himself at the time.