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Publications. THE “CANTERBURY TIMES.” THE N ATIONAL W EEKLT J OUENAL OP NEW ZEALAND. THURSDAY, SEPT. 9, 1897, SERIAL STORIES, “WHOSO FINDETH' A WIFE.” “ THE LOVE THAT WINS.” THE “DIVINE HEALER.” LIFE IN MABIONALAND. NAVY, ARMY AND VOLUNTEERS. A COLONIO-BEITANNIC TOURNAMENT—CANTERBURY VOLUNTEERS IN 1856THE FIRST RIFLE MEETING THE BISLEY MEETING THE COLONIAL TROOPS. THE GARDEN. WEEDS IN LAWNS—ROSES ON ARCHES—LIME AND SOOT-WORK FOR THE WEEK-NOTES. AGRICULTURAL. THE LAMBQUESTION—FARMING IN SOUTH CANTS BURY AND SOUTHLAND BUTTER FOR EXPORT—ERRORS IN MANURING. SPOTTING. RACING CLUB v, BOOKMAKER-RACING IN the early days of Canterbury— ENGLISH RACING: THE ECLIPSE STAKES. TROTTING. THE BED OP STONE CASE. THE KENNEL. THE BEARDED COLLIE. AMUSEMENTS. THE PLAY AND PLAYERS—LONDON s LETTER. WHEELING. THE “CUT ” IN THE CYCLE TRADE. FOOTBALL. THE INTERPEOVINCIAL AND INTERCOLLEGIATE MATCHES. NEWS. LITERATURE. AGRICULTURE. SCIENCE. SPORT. THE BEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, THE “CANTERBURY TIMES.” PEICE SIXPENCE. ON SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS AND NEWSAGENTS THROUGHOUT THE COLONY. Public Companies. .W Christchurch City Council. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS OP THE CANTERBURY PASTEURISING AND FRESH FOOD AND ICE SUPPLY COMPANY LIMITED, Capital £IO,OOO, divided into 10,000 shares of £1 each, Payable as follows: 2s 6d on application 2s 6d on allotment, and the balance in calls not exceeding 2s Gd per share, at intervals of not less than one month. Provisional Directors to be elected by the shareholders at ihe first meeting. Bankers: The Union Bank of Australia, Ltd, Solicitors : M essrs Maude and Harman. Dairy Expert: Mr Newman Andersen. Broker and Secretary pro tem: William A. Moss, 142, Cashel Street, Christchurch. Prospectuses and further information obtained from the Secretary. Prospectuses issued on Monday. 1345 IN compliance with the Municipal Corporations Act, 1886, Section 186, I hereby declare the Result of the Poll taken this day in respect of the SPECIAL LOAN of £1640, FOE THE RICHMOND WARD of the City of Christchurch, For the Proposal 128 Against the Proposal 37 Number of Burgesses on Roll 268 Number of Burgesses who Voted ... 145 Number of Votes on Roll 293 Number of Votes recorded for the Proposal ... ; 128 I therefore declare the Proposal Lost. City Council Office, 7th Sept., 1897. W. H. COOPER, Mayor. y PUBLIC MEETING. A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE Oddfellows’ Hall, Lichfield Street, ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, the Bth SEPTEMBER, At 8 p.m. Business : To Form a Society to Undertake the Beautifying of the City Reserves. W. H. COOPER, Mayor.. City Council Office, 3rd Sept., 1897. 1325 For Sale. AERATED WATER BUSINESS FOB SALE. TURN-OVER £llOO. Half-pint Bottles, Hotels Is 6d. Shops Is 9d, Private 2s. HAVING competent working manager previous knowledge of the trade not necessary. £3OO cash required, balance on terms. Apply—' SODA WATER. 1535 “ Lyttelton Times ’’ Office. Licensing Notices. [Third Schedule.] NOTICE OF APPLICATION POE TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I JAMES BEASNAHAN, of East Oxford, being > the holder of a Publican’s license in respect of tbo house and premises situated at East Oxford, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to beholden at Amberley on the 3rd day of December, 1897, APPLY FOR A TRANSFER of the said License from myself to HUGH HOARE, my appointee. Dated the 31st day of Augur t, 1897. 1537 (Signed) JAMES BEASNAHAN. Borough Councils. SUMNER BOROUGH COUNCIL, ANNUAL ELECTION, I HEREBY give notice, in pursuance of “ The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876,” that the FOLLOWING PERSONS have been NOMINATED for the THREE VACANT SEATS on the Council: — Haumer, George Heakett, John Arthur Hughes, John Charles Morick, John Stanley Roper, Edward William "White, Alfred Thomas A POLL for the return of THREE of the above Candidates will take p'ace at the Council Office, Sumner, on THURSDAY, the 9th day of September, 1597, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. JAMES CRAWFORD, B etuming-offleer. Fumuer, Ist Sept., 1597. 1266 SON OF A GUN will STAND THIS SEASON at MR SEPTON’S, MIDDLE PARR, From Saturday Night till Monday or Tuesday, And Travel TAX TAPU, LINCOLN AND SPRINGSTON The remainder of the week. Terms : For Thoroughbred Mares, £5 ss"; other mares by agreement. 1530 A. TATES, A PENNY Saved is a Penny Gained. Think of the number of pennies vou save when one Pound of PALM BRAND TEA, bought at 2s 4d, will make 250 large cups of FRAGRANT TEA first water, Sold by leading Grocers. FI6OB