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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1614, 15 February 1866, Page 1

Meetings. v - ilifl R CANTERBURY RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. No. 3 (LYTTELTON) COMPANY. A MEETING of the MEMBERS of No. 3 COMPANY will take place at the DRILL SHED, Lyttelton, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, at Half-past Seven o'clock, on business of great importance respecting the New Volunteer Regulations. Every Member is particularly request*! to attend. By order of the officer commanding. JOHN S. WILLCOX, 391 Hon. Secretary. Hotels. QUEEN'S, LYTTELTON. AN ORDINARY at the above Hotel every day, at Half-past One o'clock. 330 CHARLES WATSON, BEGS to inform the public that he has opened an ACCOMMODATION 'HOUSE on the Coal Track, about twenty miles from Christchurch, on the West Coast Road. Wines, Spirits, &c., of the best brands, and good Accommodation for Travellers, c 7474 PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, RE-OPENED, THIS DAY. JOHN FOX, BEGS to inform his friends and the public generally, that he has taken the above Hotel, and can offer accommodation equal to ! any in Chrjptc.hurch. He trusts by paying particular attention to the comfort of his 1 visitors and also, to the quality of his liquors, to merit a share of patronage. Good Stabling. Christchurch, Feb. 14th, 1866. 395 GLACIER HOTEL AND FERRY. HEAD-WATERS OF W AIMAK ARIRI, "WITHIN ONE MILE OP BEALEY TOWNSHIP. PASSENGERS TRAVELLING OVERLAND TO THE WEST COAST By this Route will find SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION At the above Hotel. Also, WINES, SPIRITS, &c., OF THE BEST BRANDS. A GOOD PUNT ( AND AN EXPERIENCED FERRYMAN Always in attendance. E. W. JONES, 271 c Proprietor. Miscellaneous. THE CANTERBURY FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY. TRUSTEES : MR. ROBERT WILKIN MR. R. J. S. HARMAN MR. HERBERT EDWARD ALPORT. MR. WILLIAM REEVES. PRESIDENT : MR. WILLIAM KENT. VICE-PBEBIDENT : MR. JOHN VINCENT. COUNCIL. MESSRS. JOSEPH MILLS - JEBSON E. GADD „ — SAUNDERS „ JOHN CARTMAN. TREASURES ; / MR. WILLIAM WILSON. SECRETARY : MR. JOHN CALLCOTT ST. QUENTIN. SOLICITOR : MR. THOMAS I. JOYNT. bankers: BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. This Society is established for the purpose of purchasing blocks of good agricultural freehold land at the Government price, and to resell the same at the same rate to Shareholders, in allotments of Five Acres each, or thereabouts; the purchase money of such allotments to be paid by the Shareholders by small Weekly Instalments. The objects of the Society shall be carried out by means of Weekly Payments by the Shareholders of One Shilling per Share, and a further sum of One Penny per Share for current working expenses, with an Entrance Fee of Two Shillings and Sixpence per Share. It is believed that, through the medium of this Institution, working men can obtain Government land in small allotments, at almoßt the same price at which capitalists can purchase large blocks ; at the same time that the payment of the purchase money is received in such a manner as will best suit the circumstances of the working classes. Application for Shares to be made to the Secretary. By order, JOHN C. ST. QUENTIN. Hon. Secretary. High street, Feb. 85th 1866 « 39