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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2500, 7 January 1869, Page 3

New Advertisements. PUBLIC BALL, In honour of the vibic of HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. A PUBLIC BALL will he held in the /\ Town Hall, on FRIDAY NIGHT, the 15th Inst. Stewards. His Honor the Superintendent and Members of the Executive Council The President and Members of the Canterbury Jockey Club Viz :- John Thomas Drown, President Capt. Wcstcnra William Hobins'on Lancelot Walker T. 11. Wigley Major Cracroft Wil- F. W. Delamain son.C.B. W. 11. Wynn Williams Alfred Cox R. Hustler John Studholmc J. 11. Bennett Hon, Geo. Leslie Lee J. S. Caverhill 11. K. Packer Colonel Packe G. B. Parker J. W. Mallock T. M. Hassnl Arihur Mawdon W. D. Carruthers L. G. Cole Shcrbronke Walker K. M. Morten Michael Stndholme W. I), Barnard William Heeves W. S. Moorliouse J. J. Oakden K. Parker P. Hume Campbell TICKETS: Gentlemen—£l is, Ladies—Half a Guinea. To be obtained at Messrs Farr's, Hughes', and Stevens', and from any of the Stewards. Admission by ticket only, for which early application is requested. J. STUDHOLME, Hon. Sec., 3177 Canterbury Jockey Club. TOWN HALL. THIS EVENING. IMMENSE SUCCESS THE AMERICAN WAR, Together with the great Naval Engagement between the KEARSAGE AND ALABAMA, Introducing actual Ships, &c.

The whole to conclude with THE FUNERAL PEOCESSION OF THE LATE PRESIDENT LINCOLN AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, The most intricate piece of Mechanism ever exhibited in the World, as exhibited in Sydney over one hundred nights to 60,000 people. Eor full particulars, see descriptive bills. Reserved seats, ss; second do, 3s; back do 2s. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at eight o'clock, Carriages may be ordered at |-past 10. ft G. BACHKLDER, Proprietor. 3183 H. EASTWOOD, Agent, WATCHES! WATCHES!! WATCHES!!! \[EW SILVER WATCHES, Warranted, L> Price TWO GUINEAS, at G. COATES & CO.'S, 3131 Colombo street. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, &c„ &c. /\N SALE, by the undersigned. Two of Samuelson's patent Eclipse mowing and reaping machines Two of Ranscrnes and Sims threshing and winnowing machines with horse powers Two of Crosskill's improved waggons on springs, ploughs, &c. One 4-lwr6e power portable steam engine One 14-horse power dodo One 8-horse power stationery do, with Cornish flue boiler To arrive—Two of Robey and Co.'s S-liorse power portable steam engines, with improved combined threshing machines, and patent telescopic straw elevators. F. JENKINS, City Steam Paw Mills, Manufacturing Works, and Timber Yards, Ferry Road and St Asaph street, Oiristclwrch. 2414 ON SALE, ft'A A BARRELS Portland, Roman, and OUU Keene's cements and plaster Firebricks and tiles Slates, bricks, and other building materials Noie.—Cement makes the best floors for malthouses, dairies, &c, &c. JOSEPH BAILEY, 1308 Builder. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. |HE LAST WEEK OF THE CLEARING SALE THE ALLIANCE TEA COMPANY. 3159 TO LET HHE premises lately occupied by Mr Rayner, Oxford street, Lyttelton.

For termsj'&c, apply at the Times Office t KKn Christnhurch. TO BE LET, by tender, 499S MIXED SHEEP, from'lst February, 1869. For further particulars, apply to MILKS & CO., 31 - 2 Christchurcb. FOR SALE AT RASGIOBA. TWO PADDOCKS of first-class Grass LAND, containing about 12 acres, well fenced, and watered at all seasons. Title—Crown Grant. Also, 9 head of quiet well-bred COWS and HKIKEKS. For terms apply to WILLIAM E. IVORY, Rangiora. HURDLES. FIVE BAR Beven feet Hurdles, for Sale, 5s 6d each, W. STYCHE, Post Office, Spreydon.