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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 8360, 23 December 1887, Page 1

Railway Notices. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EXCURSION TO WAIKAEI AND CULVEEDEN. ON THURSDAY, 291 b December, an Excursion Train will run from Christchurch to Waikari and Culverden and hack, at the following fares RETURN FARES. To Waikari. From Fitst Class. Lyttelton Christchurch, Addin; ton, Papanui ... , Kaiapoi, Eangiora Sefton ... ... Amberley ... 6s To Waikari. Second Class. 4s 6d 5s 4s 3s ca 2s 6d 3s 9d 3s 2s 6d Is 9d Prom To Culverden. To Culverden. First Class. Second Class. Lyttelton Christchurch, Addington, Papanui Kaiapoi, Eangiora ... Sefton Amberley children, 3 to 12 years, years. Free. 7s 6d 5s 91 6s 61 5s 5a 6d 4s 3d 5s 3s 9d 4s 3s half rates ; under three The Train leaves Christchurch at 8.25 a.m,, Addington 8.32, Papanui 8.42, Kaiapoi 9.7, Bangiora 9.29. (Excursionists from Sefton will go by the ordinary morning train ) Amberley, 10.3, arriving at Waikari at 11.0 a.m., Culverden 12.15 p.m., returning from Culverden at 4.35 p-m., Waikari 5.55, arrivingat Christchurch at 8.25 p.m. The B.l s p.m. Christchurch to Lyttelton Train WILL WAIT for tho t-XCOESION TEAIN. BST THE WAIKAEI ATHLETIC SPORTS will be HELD on the 29ih DEC. 7040 BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. THROUGH BOOKING TO HANMEE PLAINS HOT SPRINGS. From ioth December cheap Through Tickets by rail and coach to Hanmer Plains will be issued at Christchurch every Saturday for the Culverden train. Return Fares, 29s first class; 25s 61 second class. Tickets available for return up to Monday fortnight after date of issne. Coach leaves Culverden every Saturday on arrival of train from Christchurch, and returns on Mondays. The Railway Department undertakes no responsibility in connection with the coach journey. 6231 BY ORDER. Art Unions

BY PERMISSION OP THE COLONIAL SECRETARY. *OO TICKETS at 2s 6d BACH. FIRSTPEIZE: A Handsome Table Cover, embroidered with silk and gold, of Japanese manufacture, worth fifty guineas. SECOND PEIZE: Handsome Japanese Tea Caddy. THIED PEIZE: Pair of Vases, antique Chinese ware. The above, the property of Mrs Joseph Exall, are now on view by kind permission, at Mr H, Lake’s, late W. Wilso Ps shop, Cashel street. Tickets may bo obtained from the owner. Springfield road, and at the office ot this paper. 6951 Election Notices. THE SOUTH WAIMAKAEIEI EIVER BOARD. I HEREBY give notice that, in pursuance of •*Tbe Rivet Boards Act, 1884," and “Tne Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1873,” an ELECTION of NINE persons to form the South ■Waimakariri Eiver Board will bo held on TUESDaY, the 10th day of January. 1888, that is to say, One Member for each of the following subdistricts, viz. . Christchurch South-west Christchurch South-east Christchurch North-west Christchurch North-east Sydenham Heathcote Avon Eiccarton Lincoln NOMINATIONS for each ot the above sabdistricts, in the form set forth in the Second Schedule of “ The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 187 G," must be addressed to the EeturnlngOfficer, and delivered at the Office of the Town Clerk, Christchurch, before Noon on THURSDAY, the 29th day of December, instant. HENRY ALLISON, Returning-Officer. Christchurch, 20th December, 18s7. C 925 Funeral Notices. FUNERAL NOTICE. E. W. 'W ALTERS & Co.. (Established ISGa), UNDEE TAKERS, 43, Victoria street, and 211, Kilmore street. Funerals Furnished in Town and Country on the shortest notice and at most reasonable charges. The trade suppl io: with every requisite. Telephone No. 14U.

James lamb, FURNISHING UNDERTAKES, 35, Lichfield street cast. Panorals completely furnished in town or country, at most reasonable charges. Please note the Address. N.B.—No connection with any other Firm in 902 Christchurch. ITT!HE Friends of Mrs Burt are respectfully inJL formed ihat the Funeral of her lata Son, Alfred, will leave her residence, Eangiora, This Day (Friday), Dec. 23, at 2 p m. R, W. WALTERS & CO„ Undertakers, 70CX Victoria street. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mrs A. Burt are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of her late son, Alfred, which will leave her Residence, East Town Belt, Kaiigiora, at 2 o’clock To-day (Friday), for the Church of England Cemetery. 7019 Lost. Found, &c. LOST- Two Bay Draught Horsas. Any person giving information (to W. Marriott, South Belt, Sjdenham) as to their whereabouts will he rewarded, LOST, from Star and Garter Hotel, one Dark Brown Pony, three years old, pew headstall on when lost, anyone returning same to Star and Garter Hotel will be rewarded. Anyone detailing same will bo prosecuted. TOel LOST, on the Hay lauds station, on the Xsth inst., near Gust, a Bay Mare, branded No. 3 ou near shoulder. Anyone returning same to Win. bales. Gust; J. Thompson, West Melton Hotel; or T, Rickerby, Halswe.l, will receive £1 reward.*-5 XVE SHILLINGS REWARD - Lost, near Belfast Works or Seven-milo Peg Hotel, Belfast, grey tweed Overcoat. Finder will be rewarded on returning to Mr Trcleaven, Belfast Hotel, 70C3

„ SHILLINGS REWARD—Lost, a very „ Dark Ray Horse, from Kirwee, about Dec. 1; a small white spot on forehead; thick hind fetlocks caused by brushing ; six years old; about 14J hands high. The above reward will be paid by George O’Malley, Kirwee, or John Barrett, Christchurch, for information leading te his recovery. 7059 Wanted. CASH Advertisements under this heading, not exceeding 26 words, ONE SHILLING. Addresses may bo left at this office. IDOW, highly accomplished, is desirous for Gentleman to communicate, with view to matrimony. A.M., Post Office, Christchurch. WANTED Known—F. Gabites has received his Shipment of Fancy Goods. The Presents will be equal to 15 per cent on the amount spout. Victoria street. 6906 'ANTED Known, I, W, Gardiner, give a Printed Warranty for 12 months with every Watch and Clock repaired; English prices. Old Gold and Silver bought. 238, Colombo street, opposite the market Place. ‘ANTED, engaged Couples to see our stock of wedding, keeper, dress, and fancy rings. Splendid assortment of jewellery. Watcnes to suit all pockets. Cheapest and most complete stock in town. W. Gardiner, 238, Colombo street, WANTED, Anglers to Know that my Stock of Fishing Requisites has arrived, including split cane rods, greenheart rods, minnow rods, minnows, flics, lines, hooks of every description, acme wire lines, reals, gut lines, Ashing brogues, and stockings, and every item required for the gentle art. inspection invited. Send old rods to be repaired to M‘William's Fishing Tackle Depot, Colombo street. ______ ANTED, Tenders to Lease for a term of 7 years a Farm of 200 Acres, situated at’rai Tapu, the property of Mr T, Barnett. Conditions of lease to he seen at the farm. Tenders to he sene, addressed to Mr Barnett, on or before the 29ih of Necemfcer, 1887. The lowest or any tender net necessarily accepted. 6747 "ANTED, everybody to know that as there is a probability of railway or tramway communication being extended from New Brighton to Sumner, it behoves every person to endeavour to secure a Freehold Section on or near the beach. The laud avLiable is limited in extent, but sections can at present be had at a reasonable rate, for a payment of 2s tid per week. Apply, H, VYftgstaff, 179, Armagh street, 30th Nor, 1837. 5963