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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1694, 22 May 1866, Page 1

Shipping Notices. Fob freight or CHARTEB, the Fine Fast Sailing Cutter SEA SHELL, 75 tons burthen, For full particulars, apply to WM. STANLEY, 177 c Canterbury Hotel, Lyttelton. Sporting Q.BAND STEEPLECHASES TO COME OTP ON QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, . THURSDAY, 24TH INST, The only Entrance to the Steeplechase Course, is through the Gate of J. Stace, Esq., Berwick Farm, at the foot, of Cashel street, All parties obtaining access by any other road, or through any fence on the lands oi Messrs. Brittan or Stace, will be treated as trespassers. . Ample arrangements hare been made for the accommodation of horses and vehicles, at the Capacious yard's on Berwick Farm. N.B. All parties are specially warned not to bring DOGS on the ground, as the paddocks are private property, over which sheep regularly feed. Any dogs will be destroyed by strychnine or otherwise, independent of ownership. By order of the Stewards, FRED. D. HAMILTON, 567 Clerk of the Course. FIRST PROVINCIAL STEEPLE- ' CHASES. W NOTICE. GRAND STAND Has been erefcted on the summit of the hill round which each cross-country event is to be run, for the special accommodation of Ladies, and of those who may wish to avoid the crush of the expected crowd. From this extra elevation every jump will be distinctly visible. Admission, only ss. By order of the Stewards, FRED. D. HAMILTON, 568 Clerk of the Cousre. THE STEEPLECHASE COURSE. Riders and owners of horses engaged in the Grand Provincial Steeplechases are notified to meet the Undersigned, at BARNARD'S REPOSITORY, ON WEDNESDAY, And procepd thence to be shown the Line of Country, ready flagged out. A conveyance will be specially provided by the courtesy of Mr. Barnard. N.B.—No horse engaged in either of the events will be allowed a trial at any of the fences on Messrs. Brittan's and Stace's land ifter this date, under penalty of disqualification. f By order of the Stewards. FRED. D. HAMILTON, 598 Clerk of the Course. Insurance Companies. The boyal insurance company, FIRE AND LIFE. Agents, MILES & CO., 17 o ■ Christchurch and Lyttelton. fjTHE -.VICTORIA FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES. agents:— WALTON, WARNER, CO., 18 o Christchurch an Lyttelton. London and Lancashire fire INSURANCE COMPANY.—Capital, One Million. Fire Kisks taken at- lowest current rates. AGENT FOB CANTERBURY, John Lewis, Cookham House Chambers, Christchurch. « 20 AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT (LIFE ASSURANCE) SOCIETY. ENDOWMENT BRANCH. THE AGENT desires to call the Special attention of Parents to this very important Branch of the Society's business. He is convinced that there aire hundreds of Heads of Families, even in this Province, who would gladly avail themselves of this easy method of providing for either the EDUCATION or SETTLEMENT IN LIFE OF THEIR CHILDREN, If the'subject was thoroughly understood by them. The Agent will gladly give every information on the subject to those who will take the trouble of calling upon him. LIFE ASSURANCE in every form can also be transacted, on application to JOHN LEWIS, Cookham House Chambers, Christchurch, Agent for Canterbury, N.Z. c 411 THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Instituted 1836. Capital Subscribed, £2,000,000. On all subjects connected with the busineßi of the company, the fullest information cm be had on application to Messrs. RICKMAN, BROS., _ Kaiapoiandllangiora; ' Messrs. STUBBS & KING, Timaru j er to W. BOWLER, •Agent, Lyttelton and Christchurch. Offices in Lyttelton: At Mr. G. B. John son's, Canterbury street. AUSTRALIAN ALLIANCE ASSUR ANCE COMPANY (with which » incorporated the Colonial Insurance Company empowered under Act of Parliament), foi Fire, Life, and Marine Insurance, and Guar anteejfor Fidelity. Capital- £250,000. Agents for Canterbury: 125 THIEL, MYTTON & CO.