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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXV, Issue 7831, 10 April 1886, Page 7

r ~v , S porting. •'■" ;|- PIGEON SHOOTING.' "•;';. " \ SEBIES OF """piGEON SHOOTING MATCHES ' J Will Take Place OH WEDNESDAY, the 21st APBIL NEXT, In a Paddock kindly lent for the occasion by Mr L. Markey, opposite the Canterbury Flour MUIb, Ashburton. Conveyances will leave Whittla'B (late Quill's) ; Hotel at 10.30 a.m. Luncheon Provided. About 300 Birds. 8640 Sports. CHEISTCHUECH BICYCLE CLUB. N N U A L BICYCLE t EACES, ' TO BE HELD AI LANCASTBB PABK, Christchuroh, on EASTEB MONDAY, APBIL 23th, 188 S. PBELIMINA BY~PBOGBAMME. 1. One Mile Maiden Bicycle Handicap 2. One Mile Bicycle Handicap 3. Two Miles Roadster' Handicap 4. One Mile Tricycle Handicap 5. Boys (under 16, One Mile Bicycle Handicap 6. FIVE MILE BICYCLE HANDICAP. First prize, Budge Bucer. (Open to Members of C.B.C. Only.) 7. One and a Hall Laps, Juvenile X. y Tricycle Handicap 8. Three Miles Bicycle Handicap 9. One Mile Safety Bicycle Handicap 10. One and a Half. Lap Juvenile Bobber Tyre Tricycle Handicap 11. Ten Miles Bicycle Handicap Entrance Fees -Boys, Is (for the Juvenile Tricycle Races the Is Admission Fee wi" *« race) ; all other Events, 2b Od. Maidens are riders who have never won a prize. Races are open to Members of any recognised Cycling Club. All protests against any Competitor's Amateur Status muHt be lodged, in writing 1 , with the Secretary before the start of the race. Entries will be received np to Saturday, April 17, addressed to A. P. GBEENFIELD, Hon Sec., Christchorch Bicyole Club, Christchorch. After the day's Eace Meetings Grand CONCEBT AND BALL-will be held. ■', . ' 9329 TENDERS for the Bight to Sell Befreshment at , the Temperance Demonstration, 'Haeley Park, on Easter Monday, two Booths only, will be received till Wednesday, April 14, 4 p.m., by E. W. Marriott, 155 Colombo street. 9290 iENDEBS Wanted by the West Christchuroh School Committee for the SUPPLY OF FUEL forthe ensuing twelve months, as follows < — Best Newcastle or Westport fcereened Coal, Black Pine or Manuka Firewood, in short lengths, to be delivered as required, at the Main or Side Schools. Tenders nny be sent in to the Chairman, F. G. HAWLmy., Esq., Durham street, not later than 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 14th Instant. 9188 , TO BUILDEBS. ■IENDEBS are invited for the ERECTION of _ SUNDAY SCHOOL PREMISES at Bieh, mend, in Brick and Stone : also, for ALTERATION to the CHUBCH, nnd the EBBCTION of GALLEBY. Plans and specifications may be seen lat my office, where tenders are to be lodged not later than 4 p.m. FRIDAY, April 16th. 9327 - JAM.ES GLAMVXLLE, Architect. TENDEB FOB DISCHAEGING COAL. WRITTEN Tenders will'be received up till noon of MONDAY NEXT, 12th inst., for the DISCHABGh. OF COALS from the Company'* steamers and hulk at Lyttelton. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Specification can be seen at the offices of the UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANS OF NEW 9071 ZEALAND, LIMITED. CHEISTCHUECH DIS'BICT DBAINAGE BOABD. lENDEBS will be received np to noon of FRIDAY, the 16th instant, for BUILDING MANHOLE, Ac. Specification, conditions and drawings, can be seen a the office of the Board. Tenders to be endorsed on the outside and addressed to the Chairman. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. EDWIN CUTHBEBT, Engineer. April 9,1886. 9257 THE CANTBBBUBY FBOZEN MEAT AND DAISY PBODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED.. TO BUTCxIEBS, MEAT PBESEBVEBS, AND OTHEBS. TENDEES are invited, and will be received until 4 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, April 14th, for the PUBCHASE OF TONGUES, KIDNEvB, A*D BEJKCTED CABCASES for One Year, from Ist of May next. Full particulars can be obtained en application at the Company's Office. ' The Highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. F. WAYMOUTH, Secretary. i Herefo'd street, Christchnrch, 30th March, 1886. 8816 AVON BOAD BOaBD. ,- lENDEBS are- invited for the following WORKS:— i No. I—FOBMING abent 25 chains of the Lower Styx road and METALLING the same. No. 2-FOEMING part of the North Avon road (near Mr James Bowe's) and METALLING the same. Specifications can be seen at the Boad Board Office, Hill's road, where tenders, addressed to the Chairman, will be received till 6 p.m. en SATUBDAY, the 10th inst. GEO. 8. HICKMAN. 993 , Clerk and Surveyor Avon Boad Board. SYDENHAM WOBUJNG MEN'S CLUB. |HE above Club, wishing to purchase, £irrite Tenders for a SECTION OF bAND suitable for a Building Site. Section not to be less than J-Acre; situation, Sydenham; within a radius of 15 chains from Colombo street Eailway Gates, and not more than 10 chains east or west from Colombo street. Sealed tenders, stating price and'terms, to be sent to the " Secretary Sydenham Working Men's Club." on or before MONDAY, the 19th April instant. For further particulars, apply to the Secretary of the Club on the premises, Carlyle i street, Sydenham. 'lhe lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 9197 J. A. BEATTlE,.Secretary. HE GISBOfiNE HABBOUB BOABD. TO CONTBACTOBS. \BS Gisborne Harbour Board are prepared to receive alternate Tenders for the following Works: - A—Formation, Ballasting and Plate-laying of 3 miles 28 chainH (more or less) of railway, the Board providing rails and fastenings only. B—The Delivery of 25,000 cubic yards of Stone Shingle and Sand near the Concrete Blockmaking ground as and how directed. Should contractor prefer to make a railway for this purpose, it must be according to A, and would be tahon over by the Board afterwards at a valuation. Tenders to be sent to my foffice, Gisborne, not later than noon on MONDA*,|l2th April. Plans and specifications to be seen at this office. 85C9 J. BOUBKE Secretary. TO lEONFOUNDEES, lEONMONGEES, EAILWAY WAGGON BUILDEBS AND OTHEES. ' »HE Gisborne Harbour Board are prepared to _J receive TENDERS FOB VAEIOUS ITEMS OF PLANT. Specifications to be seenct the office of this paper. Tenders to be sent in to my office on or before the Ist MAY, 1886. at noon. JOHN BOUBKE, Secretary Harbour Board. Harbour Board Office, Gisborne, 2nd April, IS3G. 9082 Brewers' Notices. INTEBNATIONAL EXHIBITION, NEW ZEALAND. •AESHALL * COPELAND, _ . BEEWEES, BOTTLEES, MALTSTEBS, and IMPOETEES of every description of Brewing Materials. \ ■> . Premises «■ Albion Brewery, Cumberland street, and Water of Loith. The above firm have taken the highest honours In New Zealand for their ALES, They have been awarded TEN FIRST-CLASS CEETIFICATES since the First Exhibition, held in Dnnedin in 1865, to the Christchuroh Exhibition, held in June, 1882. The Jurors of the Christohurch Exhibition, aftet careful examination, appended the following remarks : " The ALES examined by us are a very credit, able exhibit—well made and wholesome. _ " Marshall and Copeland's XXXX PALE BITTEB ALE is one that deserves high commendation, and would attraot attention in any Exhibition among that class of Ales. nmimrn -oat-it »Marshall and Copolond's DUNEDIN PALE ALEs!-Thifl firm's fxXX Pale Bitter Ale stood bos of a well-made Bitter Ale. We recommend a Certificate of Gold Medal. "J. E. PAEKEB, -) "J. E. PAEKEB, ") »W. HOCKLEY, (j™-,. »C. ROBERTSON, f Juror3 ' •E. S. HAELEY, ) THOS * E. PAV-ITT SOLE AGENTS, Christchorch,