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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 965, 8 February 1862, Page 2

SODA WATEK, LEMONADE, & c . T. GEE BEGS TO INFORM LICENSED VICTUALLERS AND THE PUBLIC OP LYTTELTON THAT HE HAS RECENTLY RECEIVED ONE OF J. & W. GLAHOLM'S MOST POWERFUL SODA WATER MACHINES, WITH ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, AND IS NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY SODA WATER, LEMONADE, SEIDLITZ WATER, AND OTHER AERATED WATERS ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. MANUFACTORY: CANTERBURY STREET, LYTTELTON. - 3 NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. C R I F F IT~L~. T^/^r. mnn ,wn air i ii-thtti t>tcittt> « Tarn* Well-knOWII Entire Draught IIOIRP will FOR FIRE AND_MAMNE INSURANCE. 1 Btand at Mr Mmiey , s CIuSU every Saturday, and at Mr. W. G. Brittan's i m l' offices : on the Halswell, the remainder of the week duri. J Auckland—Fbaser's Buildings, coeneb of the season. b Queen and Shobtland stbeets. Terms, £4, and ss. the groom. 57 BBANCH OFFICES: ~~ ' -— Sydney—R. Gilfilllan, Esq., Agent, 18, Mac- TO STAND THIS SEASON, quarie place. A T Mr. Page's Port Phillip Livery Stables, the London —Messrs. Bowley & Briatow, Agents, 25, J-Jl. fine thoroughbred entire Laurence Pountney lane, London. «« pRTA M " Nelson —Messrs. Cutes Brothers. , . ', Dunedin Morris, Esq. Pmm 1S a rich chestnut horse, 9 years old, Lyttelton—Messrs. J. M. Hewvood & Co. possessing immense power; got by Ether, out of CAPITAL, mWU* IN iIOO SHARES. <&£, K^oZe^L^vKt With Unlimited Liability of the Shareholders. lish Stad Book. 8> —— Priam is the sire of many of the best horses bred dibectobs : in New Zealand, including two colts entered for Chairman —Thos. Henderson. the Canterbury Derby Stakes, 1863, for which £250 Deputy-Chairman —S. Browning. have been refused by the owner, W. H. Hariris Alfred Buckland, Esq. ' John Henry Burnside, Terms—£s per mare, 10s. groomage, payable to Hugh Coolahan, the above-named, on or before Jan, 1,1862. William C. Daldy, N.B.—Good paddocks for mares. Every care John Graham, taken, but no responsibility incurred. George Burgoyne Owen, Christchurch, Sept. 25. 59 Thomas Russell, — C. J. Stone, VALUABLE STUD OF BROOD MAKES WilliamJp. Wilson, FOR SALE James Williamson. uaddtqiq b j ex-dibectobs : MR' P^ RRIS S Brood mares, consisting J S Oliver about 2o thoroughbred and other James Williamson, , Mares > wi I ll, be °^f S- Sale T the inorni"» of W X Graham the second day of the limaru Races. 476 David Graham. " TIMARU RACES. ~ AUDITOBS: Richard Ridings, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY—Feb. 25 £26,1862 George E. Eliott. MABINE SUBTEYOB: Stewards: W C Daldv Studholme, Esq. ' _J J' It. Thomson, Esq. THIS COMPANY is now prepared to grant H. A. Knight, Esq. Policies and effect Insurance from Loss or "• Brayshaw, Asq. Damage by Fire upon Houses and other Buildings, Judge : Goods, Wares, Merchandize and Manufactures, A. Cox, Esq. and Farming Stock of every description. ■ Starter: The Company will also take Marine Risks, both Clerk of the Course in Coasting and Foreign Trade. ' ' The Directors respectfully request public support iumwai . I for this local institution. The rates charged are the Tl/T AIDEN PLATE, a sweepstakes of £5, with i same as those charged by other Companies. Whilst •*■*-*- £100 added ; second horse to receive ±20 i insurers have the security of a capital more than out of the stakes; For all horses that have equal to any contingency which may arise, together never run for public money. 1^ mile. 3 with the Unlimited Liability of a large body of years old, Bst 91bs; 4 years, 9st 131bs; 5 wealthy Shareholders, the property of this company years, lOst 71bs j 6 years and aged, lOst is retained in the colony. lOlbs. THOMAS HENDERSON, INNKEEPERS' PURSE of £ , added to a Chairman. sweepstakes of £5. Maiden Plate weights, 2 miles. Messrs. Heywood & Co., as Agents of the New HACK RACE, £10, added to a sweepstakes of Zealand Insurance Company for this Province are 10s. Heats, 1 mile. Catch weights, post prepared to take FIRE and MARINE RISKS, entries. Last horse to pay secoud horse's to receive applications for shares in the Company stake. and afford every information to insurers and persons HXJRDLE RACE £50) a( ] ded to a sweepstakes of desirous of becoming shareholders. £5 3 rs oldj 9st Qlb 4 ' m J. M. HEYWOOD & CO., 131bs; 5 years, list 71bs ; 6 years and Norwich Quay, Agents. aged, list lOlbs. 2 miles, over 7 flights Lyttelton, September 6th, 1861. 139 of hurdles. Qr A/\A Acres of good Sheep HACK HURDLE RACE £20, added to a sweep. <■■») \ MM I Pnnnti.tr stakes of £2, lor all horses that have never wvyv^ been entered for an advertised Steep]e 1,500 ewes, more or less Chase or .Hurdle Race. Once round the 200 wethers &c. course, over 4 flights of hurdles. Catch 100 head mixed cattle weights, post entries. Woolshed WEDNESDAY. Bullock dray TIMARU CUP, £100, added to a sweepstakes of BURNELL & BENNETT. £10; half forfeit. T.J.C.P.W. Second Feb. 3,1662. 717 horse to save his stake. 3 miles. pttxto wvo oatp tat mx™ „»W r ,nD Dr TDv HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, £5, with £40 RUNS FOR SALE IN THE CANTERBURY ad(led> h f>> if declared be ' fove ' lo aU) . ou PROVINCE. the day of the race, li mile. 9CI 000 AcreS °f sPlendid sheeP CONSOLATION STAKES, of £2, with £20 adAUSUUU country ded, for all beaten horses. T.J.C.P.W. 1 1,500 ewes and lambs mile. 40 acres freehold bush FORCED HANDICAP, compulsory on all win--20 acres freehold coal ners, except the Hack Races, of £10 per Woolshed centum on their winnings. 1 mile. ?2 U- troomtd house In all* races not otherwise specified, the allowGarden planted with fruit trees ». 4lbs for mares and .^W&e, t ,fee. • Entries to be addressed to the Secretary of the BURNELL & BENNETT. Timaru Jockey Club, and to close at 6 p.m. on Feb. 3,1862. 716 Saturday, the 24th February, accompanied with the requisite amount of cash. FOR SALE, Weights for the handicaps will be published on DELIVERABLE ON THE ASHBURTON. Monday, the 26th February. 477 'PEAM of Eight Bullocks, thoroughly staunch BANK OF NPW «;nrTTH wattt«; X and in good condition. Sydney built dray, BAJNJL-UJ! IMW SOUTH WALEb. nearly new, bows yokes and chains complete. Capital £75 0j 000. Reserve Fund £318,(k». Also, four excellent working bullocks. _ YO^ul DALGETY, B&CKLEY, & CO., -"IVr 0™11,/ 8 hei' eby g'^en that interest will 555 Christchurch. . "« allowed by this Bank on fixed • —— deposits, at its branches at Christchurch and Lyt* FOR SALE. telton, at the following rates j— THE undersigned are daily expecting the arrival For 3 months, at the rate of 2 per cent per amium of the LOUISA from Mauritius, with a " 6 " » « 3 cargo of sugars selected expressly for the New "12 " " " 4 «. " Zealand market, comprising—- C. VV. TURNER, Fine white soft crystals 129 " ' Manager. Bright yellow crystals — . -___ L_-l— Extra fine counter UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, First counter - S2!f Paid-up Capital, £1,000,000. ""DALGETY, BUCKLEY, & CO. Reserve Fuad^. £200,000. 682 „.-. Lyttelton and Christchurch. TjIROM the Ist July Next, interest on fixed FOR SALE, imported from Sydney, per Prince -*- deposits will be allowed at the ChristAlfred— church and Lyttelton Branches of this Bunk, at the Four cart colts . tollowing rates:— j Two mares, good in saddle (one thoroughbred) For 3 months, at the rate of 2 per cent per annum. Warranted staunch ;to be seen at the Stock yards » 6 „ '•■■ 3 of AIKMAN &, WILSON on Saturday next. „12 „ , " 4 January 28th, 1862. 651 JOSH. PALMER, " CHURCH OF THE MOST HOLY TRINITY, Manager, Christchurch j LYTTELTON. JOHN BRIDGES, A FANCY BAZAAR, in aid of the Fund Inna 9a , fifil Manager, Lyttelton. for liquidating the debt incurred in the -— 8> 186 LJz Xm FS^ lV NEKT 'in the pttlochial School 2!P^SS i2?w2^Si"2 opened on each day at 2SSBLSSSSES ***«* o'clock a.m. Admission—ls. each person, 598 August 16,1861. 192