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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 981, 5 April 1862, Page 5

B I BI) S E Y'S BRITISH HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL, CHRISTCHUROH. (LATE OF THE BRITISH HOTEL GEELONG.) BTLL OF FARE, FOR THIS DAY, SATURDAY, APKIL 5, 1862. SOUPS. Mock Turtle—Kidney FISH. Fried Flounders —Herring—Rock Cod POULTRY, &c. "Roast Chicken—Bread Sauce „ Ducks—Apple Sauce Salmi Wild Fowl Boiled Rabbit—White Onion Sauce JOINTS. Roast Sirloin of Beef—Yorkshire Pudding. „ Itibs „ Spanish Onions „ Leg Pork—Apple Sauce „ Fillet Veal—Ham „ Saddle Lamb—Mint Sauce „ Haunch Mutton—Red Currant Jelly. „ Ox Heart—Sage and Onion Boiled Brisket Corned Beef—Swimmers „ Calves Head—Brain Cakes and Sauce „ Leg Mutton—caper sauce „ Knuckle Veal, ala Maitre d'Hotel „ Calves Feet —Parsley Sauce „ Rump Steak—Kidney Pudding ENTKBES. Veal Cutlets—Tomato Sauce Currie Lambs Hearts au riz. Haricot Ox Tail Beef Collops Stewed Kidneys in Sherry Kidneys Devilled Lamb Chops „ Broiled Rump Steak „ Gravy „ „ Fillet „ „ Mutton Chops „ Lambs Kidneys Calves Sweet Breads—Sauce Piquante Omelette aux Fines Herbes Vegetables in season—Cheese and Salad. Table D'Hote at 2 o'clock p.m. JOHN BIRDSEY, 1432 Proprietor. TO BUTCHERS AND BAKERS. MR. BLAKE, Chef at Birdsey's British Hotel, invites Tradesmen to send in TENDERS to SUPPLY MEAT AND BREAD for Three Months to the British Hotel, Christchurch, and the Heathcote Valley Hotel. Quantities and particulars can be ascertained by applying to the undersigned. JAS. BLAKE. British Hotel. Referring to the above advertisement by Mr. Blake, I hold myself responsible ior any contract he may enter into for supplying the two houses. 1433 JOHN BIRDSEY. ~ CANTERBURY MUSICAL UNION. ri^HE above Society will give-their next Quarterly JL Concert, in the Town Hall, Christchurch, on EASTER MONDAY, April 21,1862. BAND AND CHORUS OF FIFTY PERFORMERS. Tickets of admission may be had at the principal Stores in and around Christchurch. Reserved seats, 55.; unreserved seats, 35. ; including a copy of the words'of songs, &c. 1434 J. B. STANSELL, Hon. Sec. BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES. Established, 1817. Incorporated by Act of Council. Paid up Capital, £750,000. Reserve Fund £218,000. NOTICE is hereby given that an Agency of the above Bank was OPENED in the Town of Kaiapoi, on Wednesday, April 2, 1862, for the transaction of general banking business. Rates of discount, interest, and exchange may be ascertained on application at the Banking Office. For the Inspector, C. W. TURNER. Christchurch, New Zealand, April 3, 1862. 1404 BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES. Established 1817. Incorporated by Act of Council. Capital Paid Up, £750,000, Reserve Fund, £218,000. FOR the information of parties having monetary arrangements with Great Britain, Notice is hereby given that Letters of Credit or Drafts, may be obtained from either of the undermentioned Banks, viz. :— Bank of New South Wales, 37 Cannon street, London. Manchester and Liverpool District Bank. Stuckey's Banking Company. The North and South Wales Bank. The Royal Bank of Scotland. The National Bank of Ireland. Payable at either of the following branches in New Zealand, viz.:— Auckland Nelson Wellington Wanganui Napier Dunedin Invercargill Lyttelton Christchurch and Kaiapoi. Bills of Exchange on New Zealand may be negotiated or forwarded for collection through either of the above Banks. C. W. TURNER, Manager. Christclmrch, New Zealand, April 2nd, 1862. 1405 ~~~. THREE POUNDS REWARD. STRAYED from Mount Thomas Station on or about the 18th of March, a BLACK HARNESS GELDING, has one white hind foot, no brand, switch tail, ears small and set closely together, and has been newly shod. Any one delivering tho same either at the Station, or to T.W. Maude, Esq., Chnstohuroh, will reoeivo tho above reward. ■ 1429 JOHN THOS. BROWN.. FIVE THOUSAND WETHERS for sale, delivered on the''river Waitaki. Apply to MILES & CO. Chmtclmrch, March 29, 1862. 1437 WANTED to purchase 2000 Ewe Lambs. Apply to Miles & Co, 1438