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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1688, 15 May 1866, Page 4

Election Notices. TO THE ELECTORS OF CHRISTCHURCH. ALL PERSONS desirous of asking ( bv rfifr"Js3SK r other T) th eßot2 oi «r. ANDKtAvS as one of the Renresen tetiTMi of Christchurch in the iCS Council, are requested to communicated the Secretary of Mr. Andrews's Committee By order, J. C. F. LAWRENCE, Committee Rooms, ° n,Sec ' Armagh street. 372 Business Cards. JAMES D. GARWOOD, 6ESEBAI, BTOBBKBBPEB, AKAEOA. ABIKT JOB THIS 'iTTTBLTOH TIMES.' c f MR. CHARLES COOPEh, Surgeon-Dentist, New Brick Buildings, COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. lM Board and Residence ALLENTON HOUSE, St. Asaph street, near Barrett's Hotel. - dies and Single Gentlemen. Private sitting rooms and separate bedrooms with all the comforts of a home. 410 MRS. J. F. PATTERSON TO LET, A GOOD FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE FURNISHED. Rent, Seventy Pounds per Annum. N0122 Apply to HARMAN & STEVENS 7th May, 1866. 287 FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY. A SPECIAL MEETING of the meiuuers «. '-a . ,™T Socki y m held at the Forester's Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, MAT 15th, At 8 o'clock precisely. To consider the propriety of registering the Society. ° Books close at 7.30 &y Order, JOHN C. SiQUENTIN, 444 Hon. Secretary. Amusements.' LYTTELTON WESLEYAN CHURCH BAZA AR. A BAZAAR of Useful and Fancy Articles will be held at the TOWN HALL, Lyttelton, on MONDAY and TUESDAY, of Whitsun-week (the 21 stand 22nd instant). Doors will open at Noon each day. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY BALL. A GRAND PUBLIC BALL Will be held at the Town Hall, IN HONOUR OF HER MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY, Under the Patronage of HIS.HONOR THE SUPERINTENDENT, THE VOLUNTEERS,

PUBLIC OF CANTERBURY, ON THE 24th DAY OF MAY, 1866. The following gentlemen hare consented to act as Stewards : His Honor the Superintendent. Major T. W. White; Messrs. E. B. Bishop, W. D. Barnard, A. Cuff, J.E.FitzGerald, L. Hawdon, W. L. Hawkins, J. G. Hawkes, Wni. Hargreaves, F. Hobbs, Edw. Jollie, J. D. Lance, I, Luck, A. Lean, W. S. Moorhouse, T. W. Maude, Geo. Macfarlan, J. Ollivier, T. G. Packe, A. L. Powys, J. C. Watts Russell, - Rose, F. Koach, W. J. Steward, - Thompson, J. S. Williams, W. Wilson, W.W. Williams, R, Walton. Kohler's Quadrille Band. Tickets may be had of Messrs. C. Bonnington, J. Hughes, A. J. Stevens, Thos. Gee ! Morton and Robertson, and of the Honorary Secretary. Price-Double Tickets, £1 10s; Gentleman, £l ls-to include Wines, Supper, &c. Purveyors—Messrs. Morton & Robertson. CHAS. M. OLLIVIER, 23* . Hon. Sec. Conveyances. CHRISTCHUROH AND LEESTON. COACH will leave the Booking Office of L COBB & CO., Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, at noon, conveying passengers and parcels at low rates. Return Coach Leaves Loe's Hotel, Leeston, everv MONDAY and FRIDAY, at 9 a.m. JOHN COWAN, 148 Proprietor, Building Materials. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, TIIMBER AND BUILDING 1 MATERIALS, &c. New Zealand boards and scantlings V.D.L. timber, 3 x 2 to 8 x 8 Scotch tongued and grooved boards, 6,n ito6 k If American spruce, do Do shelving and clear pine Do doors and sashes fall sizes) Richmond River cedar and Huon pine Kauri timber, wide boards Mouldings and architraves V.D.L. palings, box, 5 and 6 feet Do shingles Felloes, naves, and iron bark spokes Countess slates, 20 * 10 Fire bricks and lime White lead, boiled and raw oil, and turps LAURD3 & GANNON, late MELLTON & CO., c Tuam Street and Union Wharf