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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 8149, 21 April 1887, Page 1

Hailway Notices. From Christchurch, Addington Hornby Prcbbleton Lincoln Class, Class, 4/. 3/G 3/2/6 CHEAP EXCLUSION TO LITTLE RIVER. ON THURSDAY, 21st April, an EXCURSION TRAIN will run from Christchurch to Little Eiver and back as under: — TRAINS, TIMES, AND FARES. First Second a.m. dep. 9.50'] 9.57 ( 10.14 ( 10.25 J 10.42 Little Elver, arr. 12 noon. Returning from Little River at 5 p.m,, arriving at Christchurch at 7.10 p.m. Excursionists will also be booked for ibis train First Second From Class, Class, Lyttelton 4/6 3/6 Middleton, Pockburn, Ladbrooka 4/- 3/Oreenpark, Rabbit Island 3/6 2/6 Kaituna, Birdling’s Flat—Saturday Return Fares. Children 3to 12 years, halt rates; under 3 years,free, 55C8 BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RACES AT ABHBURTON. 21sx and 22nd APRIL. BATUBDAY BET CRN TICKETS to Ashburton will be issued at Christchurch, Timoru. and intermediate stations on 21st and 22nd lasts., available for return up to 23rd inclusive. One the 21st and 22n0, Trains for and from Ashburton will Btop at the Kaleyards Siding (opposite the Racecourse) to take up or sot down passengers. 6721 BY ORDER. Public Notices. NOTICE is hereby given that POISON will be LAID on my Farm at Dmiaandel after this date, and any person found TBABPASKING will be PROSECUTED, and all dogs destroyed. H. MARKS. April 19, ISB7. 5756 THE I MPEBIAL TEA COMPANY, MORTEN'S BUILDINGS, Every Purchaser of ONE POUND of TEA can have One Pound Finest Loaf Sugar for Twopence. 9570 DR COOKE, LINCOLN, Win henceforth attend at Prehbleton Ou TUESDAYS & FRIDAYS. •From 3 to 4 p.m., Instead of Tuesdays and Saturdays aa heretofore. Dr Cooke has ceased to attend at Tai Tapa on 5666 Thursdays. WH . POWELL, * Shibrbroebr, Minino and General Commission Aoent, Broadway, Heefton. Pall information and advice furnished regarding mining investments. h H'Orts prepared in special cases. Enquiries by latter or telegram promptly attended to. 4976 jP, TT ATMAN * C/0., Lor don, Dunedin, Wellington, Auckland, and Manchester Street, Christchurch, GftNERAi. MsUiOHaNTS and 3486 IMPORTERS OF PLaNOS AND ORGANS. J. M O N S E N. (Twenty Years connected with B. Peterson and Co.) WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, HAS OPENED at 210, HIGH STREET (Next Nushelski’s), WITH AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK 1080 THE JMPEEIALTEA COMPANY, MORTEN'S BUILDINGS, Jnbilea Gift, volno £lO 10a. now w View. 9570 JgBOOKE'S “PERFECT'' SHEEP DIP UNDENIABLY THE BEST IN EVERY RESPECT. See Canterbury Times, or Weekly, Press. TO the Public of Chiistohnrch, Tourists, and Others.— W. JEWELL, June,, having severed connection with the bnsmess in Cashel street, has taken premises In Green's Buildings, Manchester street, and is prepared to SELL FANCY GOODS of all descriptions out of Now Zealand woods cheaper than any place in Christchurch. Furniture repaired and polished. Picture frames oat of choice New Zealand woods. 4606 JOHN 200, High Street, NQL I 8 C °' GENERAL MERCHANTS AND IMPORTS BS. INDENTS Executed on most favourable term*. LIBEEAL CASH ADVANCES MADE on WOOL AND OTHER PRODUCE, Either for Sale here, or for Shipment to London. TOGILVIB BOWMAN, Pianoforte Tuner • (excellent testimonials for tuning from the majority of lending pianoforte players) Is prepared to repair and renovate all classes of pianos at reasonable rates. All work guaranteed. Instruments kept in tnne—three visits made—at £1 la per annum, payable at last tuning. All communications from town and country punctually attended to. Address —87, 89, 91, Victoria street. Old pianos taken as part payment forjnew ones. Instruments selected. lg JMPEBIAL TEA COMPANY. OUR EASTER QIFT, Value £lolos, AWARDED TO MRS DAVIDSON, TEMPLETON MORTEN’S BUILDINGS, Colon bo Street. NOTICE is hereby given that, the Mayor, Councillors, and Burgesses of the Borough of Sydenham, commonly called the Sydenham Borough Council (heieinsfter called the Council) intend to apply to the General Assembly of New Zealand, at the next ensuing session thereof, for leave to introduce a BILL to bo intituled “An Act to Amend ■ The Municipal Corporations Act, 1880,' '* and that the object ‘ f such Bill is to provide that the provisions of Section No, 369 of “ The Municipal Corporations Act, 1886,” after the word “Act” in the fourth line of the said Section shall not apply to the locality comprised within the boundaries of the Borough of Sydenham and the boundary roads thereof, and that the said Council shall within snch locality have aud may exoraise all or any of the powers, rights, aud privileges vested in the Council of a Borough for which Gasworks for the supply of gas have not been established under the authority of an Act of the General Assembly. A cony of the said Bill is deposited in the Resident Magistrate’s Court, Christchurch, and at the offices of the said Council, where the same is open for public inspection. Dated this 7th day of April, 18s7. CHAS. ALbISON. Junr., 5201 Town Clerk. HEATHCOTB ROAD BOARD. is hereby given that it is the intention 1 Vi of the Heathoote Road Board at a Meeting to be held on the 2nd day of May instant, to make and levy a GENERAL RATE of Throe Farthings in the £ on all the Rateable Property in the Heathcoto Road District. And, in compliance with a special order of the South Waimakariri River Board, to make and levy a BATE of ’I hroo Sixty-fourths of a Penny i n the £ on all the Rateable Property included in the South Waimakariri River District, the said Bates being for the period commencing the Ist day of April, 1887, and ending the 31st lay of March, IPBS. Also, in compliance with a npcoiaj Order of the Christchurch 'Drainage Board, to make and levy a GENERAL RAVE of Three Farthings in the il on all the Rateable Property included in the Chrisichurch Drainage District (sewage and rural areas) such Bate to be for the period beginning the first day of January, 1887, ending the 31st day of December, 1887. The whole of the said RAi’ES to be Dll E and PAYAB LE in one sum on the 3rd day of May instant. The Rate Book is open for inspection at the Office of the Board, Ferry road, on Tuesdays and Fridays, from 10 a.m, to 5 p.m. Dated the 14th day of April, 1887. W. T. C. MILLS. 5596 Clerk to the Board.