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New Advertisements CHEESE AND BUTTER. THE UNDERSIGNED, are Cash Buyer# of the above, in any quantity, delivered at their Warehouses, Norwich Quay. HARGREAVES 4 CO Lyttelton, 24th Nor. 1865. 8674 QN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED : CHEESE PtIESSES CURD DO CURD CUTTERS CHEESE VATS, assorted sizes. HARGREAVES & Co. 89S0 c Lyttelton. CHRISTMAS CHEER. The Public can be Supplied AT THE S n A D E s With the Best Liquors, at the lowest POSSIBLE RATES. THE SHADES, HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 9163 HILLSBOROUGH ENCAMPMENT. THE FRAMES of the HUTS erected for the use oi the Volunteers at the above Encampment, may be PURCHASED AS THEY STAND, by applying on the ground, to Mr. HILTON, between 10 a.m. and 12 noon, on the 21st aud 22nd insts. 9187 RANGIORA BAZAAR. ON NEW-YEAR'S DAY NEXT, a BAZAAR in aid of the Parish Church and Church Schools of Rangiora, and of the Church School, Woodend, is appointed to be held in the PADDOCK opposite the RANGIORA CHURCH. Contributions intended for the Church and Schools, Rangiora, should be forwarded, with as little delay as possible, to MISS DUDLEY, Rangiora; and those for Woodend, to MRS. STACK, St. Stephen's, Kaiapoi. Rangiora, Dec. 7,1865. 9184 TOWN HALL, CHRISTCH RCH. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, DEC. 21, GRAND OPENING NIGHT OF rp H E world - renowned and original CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS, Who [hare had the honour of appearing before Her Majesty the Queen, the late Prince Consort, the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred, Princess Mary, Duke of Cambridge, Duchess of Sutherland, Emperor and Empress of the French, Emperor of Mexico, Duke of Athol, and nearly all the crowned heads of Europe, &c.; and will, during their brief stay in Christchurch, give three of their REFINED AND FASHIONABLE ENTERTAINMENTS, comprising the GEMS OF NEGRO MINSTRELSY : Quartettes, Ballads, Part Songs, Terpsichorean Representations, and BURLESQUE OPERAS! Programme—Part I. Overture Christy's. Opening Chorus Christy's. I would I were a bird ... J. H. Melvyn. Hen Convention W. Norton. We meet again T. Rainford. Vermicelli W. H. Bent. Silver Shining Moon ... J. H. Melvyn. Finnigan's Wake W. Norton. Come where my Love lies dreaming Christy's. Sleigh Polka Christy's. Interval of Ten Minutes. Part n. MRS. M 4 GO WAN'S REEL, Messrs. Norton and Bent. Violin Solo A. Nish. CROW FAMILY! Old Crow W. H, Bent. Young Crow W. Norton. George (a friend of the family) A. Nish Descriptive Song(" The Desert") T. Rainford' American Prize Jig ... W.Norton. Overture — Violin and Piano — (Bohemian Girl) by Balfe, ... Messrs. Nish and Gee > To conclude with the Christy's Celebrated Burlesque on the Opera of the BOHEMIAN GIRL! Amina ... ... ... W.Norton. Thaddeus J. H. Melvyn. Count Arnheim ... ... T. Rainford. Florestein H. Eastwood. Sam ... A. Nish. Pete W. H. Bent Orchestra ... G. J. Gee. Prices of Admission: Reserved seats, ss; Second ditto, 3s; Back ditto, 25.; Children under 12, half-price. Doors open at hall-past Seven, to commence at Eight o'clock. Carriages may be ordered for Ten. Tickets for Reserved Seats may be secured at the Hall. 9179 CHRISTCHURCH HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE SECOND GRAND EXHIBITION will take place in the Volunteer Drillshed on BOXING DAY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26. The Band of No. 2 Canterbury Volunteers will perform a selection of airs during the day. A portionjof the ground will be enclosed for a promenade. Gates open at 12.30. Admission, from 12.30 to 3 p.m., 2s 6d; from 3 to 9 in the evening, la. Competitors and exhibitors are requested to forward all articles before 10 o'clock on the morning of the exhibition. By order of the Committee, ANDREW DUNCAN, 9082 Secretary. NO. 6 COMPANY C.R.V. company" ORDER. THE Captain Commanding congratulates the Company upon their creditable conduct during the late encampment, and thanks the members for their steadiness and cheerful obedience to orders. He is greatly gratified to be able to compliment the men upon their soldierly appearance, and the excellent manner in which they performed the various duties assigned to them. He desires also specially to thank those members of the Templeton contingent, who were present, for the praiseworthy exertions which they so successfully made in order to be able to take part in the evolutions of the Review; and has pleasure in recording that, although they had only been in possession of their arms for four days previous, they were no whit behind the members of the metropolitan portion of the Company. He also thanks the non-commissioned officers for the Excellent manner in which they discharged their respective duties; and, ■ although they were disqualified (owing to the unserviceable temper of the locks of their Lancaster Arms), he is glad to be able to congratulate the Company upon having made the highest score in the match for the Company Sweepstakes. W. J. STEWARD, Captain Commanding. Head-quarters, Dec. 19, 1865. 9175