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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2135, 24 October 1867, Page 4

Business. Cards, JAMES 1). GARWOOD, ' General' Stobkk eeper, AKAROA, agent for tub ' lyttelton times,' C 48 MESSRS. COOPER & TAYLOR, Surgeon-Dentists, NEW BRICK BUILDINGS, COLOMBO STREET, CIIRISTCIIURCII. 1187

Business Notices' WILL BE PUBLISHED EARLY IN DECEMBER, Price Tivo Shillings, IJUIE SOUTHERN PROVINCES ALMANAC, DIRECTORY AND YEAR-BOOK TOP. 1 8 G 8. Being the Fifteenth Year of Publication, The Almanac will Contain Ephemcris, Astronomical Information Directions for Gardening, Narrative of Events, General and Provincial Government Directories, Trades Directories for all the Towns in the Province (compiled up to the latest date), AND The Usual Large Amount of Miscellaneous Matter, with Considerable Additions. The Publishers having spared no trouble or expense in compiling the work, can confidently receommend the Southern Provinces Almanac as the BestTroduction of its kind in the colony. Prom unavoidable circumstances, the Publication of the Southern Provinces Almanac has, on one or two previous occasions, been delayed until the month of January. The Publishers undertake that THE PRESENT ISSUE Shall be in the Hands of the Public by the MIDDLE OP DECEMBER. The very large circulation of this Valuable and Long Established Almanac renders it an Excellent MEDIUM TOR ADVERTISING. And especially on account of the Low Rates Charged for Space. Orders for Advertisements can be left with any of the following Agents Mr W. Rayner, Lyttelton; Mr J. D. Garwood, Alcaroa; Mr J. Younghusband, Timaru; Mr C. J. Rayner, Timuka; Mr J. Hebden, Ivaiapoi; Messrs. T. Thompson & Co., Rangiora; Mr T, Woodfield, Oxfordand Messrs. J. White & Co., Leithfield. Ciuuges for Advertising Full Page, £110s; and 5s per Inch for Smaller Advertisements. Copies of the Almanac can be bespoken at any of the Agencies of the Lyttelton Times in the Province. WARD & REEVES, Printers and Publishers, Lyttelton Times Office, 1602 c Christchureh. Stud Horses. M A Z E P P A. THIS PONY will Stand the Season at Mr Fisher's Farm, Colombo street south. Terms 10s on first service ; groomage, as. Or, £3 3s on Ist February, 186S j groonuige, ss. Oct. 1,1567. 1967 TO STAND THIS SEASON, THE ENTIRE HORSE YOUNG WELLINGTON. His Sire, the well-known imported horse Wellington, his dam, a first class mare, the property of J. C. Watts liussell, lisq. YOUNG WELLINGTON will travel and be at the following places and time hereunder mentioned " Weekly." Mondays, at the Plough Inn, Riccarton, from 8 to 9 a.ra.j at the Wheat Sheaf Shand's Track, from 2 p.m., to 8 a.m. on Tuesday j at Loe's, Leeston,from 2 to 5 p.m.; at Southbridge from 6 p.m. to D a.m. on Wednesday ; at Shakespeare's, Halswell, from 3 p.m. to 10 a.m. on Thursday, and at Barrett's Hotel, Cliristchurch, for the remainder of the week. Terms £2 10s cash, or £3 on Ist February. Groomage 2s 6d at the time of service. For further particulars apply to the owner. WILHELM SCHMrDT, 2221 c Barrett's Hotel. TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT MR. C. WRIGHT'S, On tub Papanui Road. THE THOROUGH-BRED ENTIRE HOUSE LOT T E R Y. LOTTERY has gained the Second Prize at the Agricultural Show two successive years. (Quicksilver taking the first.) Terms—£4 Js each Mare. Groomage—ss., paid on First Service, C. WRIGHT., 2185 Papanui Pond. •