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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVI, Issue 906, 17 July 1861, Page 5

UNIVERSAL HOTEL, LYTTELTON. OPENING OF THE LYTTELTON AND CHRISTCHURCH RAILWAY WORKS. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE LYTTELTON COMPANIES OF VOLUNTEERS. IN celebration of the event of 'turningl tbe First Turf, Mr. T. Atkinson begs respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Lyttelton and its vicinity, chat A SUPPER WILL BE PROVIDED AT THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT, THIS EVENING, JULY 17. Tickets—Five Shillings each ; May be had at the Universal Hotel. Supper on the Table at Eight o'Clock. CLONTARF HOUSE. QHARLES GREEN, in relinquishing the y management of Clontarf House, be-s to thank his numerous patrons for the very liberal support he has received since his commencement in mTtT™ / Cels £ reafc p,easui'c in introducing Mi. H. Elderton as his successor, to their patronage. Gentlemen's luggage left in the care of Mr. Xri ttmLS' at °,ontarf House 'in the CLONTARF HOUSE BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, H. ELDERTON, PROPRIETOR. XT ELDERTON begs to inform the public "• and visitors to Christchurch that he has taken the above establishment, and hopes by strict attention to the comforts of his patrons to merit a IS^SZ^ fa7°rS S° hberaHy beSt°Wed "*» A GOOD STABLE And a three-acre Paddock attached. [A CARD.] TWO or Three Single Gentlemen can he accommodated with comfortable Lodging on Reasonable Terms, at Mrs. H.MAN'S Winchester Street, Lyttelton, opposite Mrs.Derry's. NOTICE TO SAWYERS AND OTHERS. NORTH ROAD. npHE Provincial Government are prepared A to receive tenders for the supply of the following Timber, either black ; pine, totara, remu, or heart of black birch, delivered on the North Road, at Brown's Bridge, about two miles north of the Saltwater Creek:— No. 300 planks, 16ft. Bin. long, 8 x 3, = 10 000 feet measurement. ' Tenders to be sent to the Provincial Secretary's Omce before noon Tuesday, July 23rd. The Provincial Government will not be bound to accept the lowest or any tender. THOS. WM. MAUDE, Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secrtary's Office, Christchurch. July 13,1861. GOLD DIGGINGS. TENTS, various sizes, made expressly for the use of miners Miner's Manuals, also Gold Ready Reckoners Melbourne Newspapers by every mail steamer J. HUGHES, CASHEL STREET, Opposite Mann's Al Hotel. WANTED,— By a Lady, a, few private Pupils, to instruct in Music or English. Address—E.B., Post Office, Christchurch. TO STOREKEEPERS. TUST RECEIVED,—Paper Bags —sugar, tea, —' bonnet, and confectionery. Wrapping Papers —small hand, double ditto, bag cap, imperial brown, grocers' coarse blue and grey. Printing Paperswhite and blue demy, colored double crown and double demy, white double demy. J. HUGHES, Cashel Street, opposite Mann's A 1 Hotel. BUSH LAND, HOON HAY. MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON are instructed to dispose of— 10 Acres of Section 338, situate at Hoon Hay, seven acres. of which are covered with bush, approachable by a good road. Price moderate. Easy terms of payment. Christchurch, July 16,1861. NOTICE. SCHOONERS WELLINGTON AND ISABELLA JACKSON. A LL Claims against the above Vessels -LJ__ must be rendered to the undersigned in duplicate on or before THURSDAY NEXT, the 18th instant, at 12 o'clock at noon, otherwise they will not be recognised. MILES & CO., Lyttelton. July 16, 1861. WORKING MEN'S BUILDING SOCIETY. THE next Meeting for the Payment of Subscriptions and for the Sale of Shares will be held at the Market Hall, on SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 20th. G. FURBY, Secretary. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. IT is proposed, with a view of preventingthe spread of PLEUROPNEUMONIA, To Memorialize his Honor the Superintendent; to take such measures as he may think fit to meet the pressing necessity' of the case. A memorial addressed to his Honor and the Executive Council to this effect will be ready for the signature of the public at the Heathcote Ferry THIS DAY, as they paßs to the opening of the Lyttelton and Christchurch Railway Works. A copy will be left at Messrs. Gould and Miles' Store, and at the Union Printing Office, Gloucester street, during Thursday and Friday for further | signatures,