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Lyttelton Times, Volume C, Issue 11702, 5 October 1898, Page 1

Public Notices. SUTTON’S SEEDS. JUST LANDED, ex s'.s, Aotea, direct from SUTTON AND SONS, READING, A varied supply of their specially grown AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, Prom their Own Selected Stocks, Comprising— TURNIPS, MANGELS, CARROTS, RAPE, etc., etc. SUTTON’S FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS, In Packets. KAYE AND CARTER, NEW SEEDS. GROWN by CHARLES SHARPE AND CO., Ltd., of Sleaford, England. BEST* B. L. ESSEX RAPE, SPECIALLY SELECTED STANDARD i TURNIP SEEDS And. AGRICULTURAL SEEDS Of every description. (gAWTELL AND WACHSMANN, SOLE AGENTS, 134 and 130, CASHEL STREET. WANTED. I\/T ARRIED COUPLE for Small Pam, man JLfJL must understand Root Growing, wife as assistant in housework. Apply at GEORGE KING AND CO., LD., 3511 Cashel Street.^ ALTERATION OP HOURS AT HOME. R A. J. ORCHARD, Corner Latimer Square and Worcester Street. ON AND AFTER OCT. Ist, Morning, 9—lo. Afternoon, I—2. Evening,7—B. __3424 "the BAKERS’ DISPUTE. HOW TO GET OYER THE DIFFICULTY. THE DORASE PROCESS of BREAD and YEAST MAKING simplifies the operations of the Bakehouse, and renders them more certain. ■ Supersedes Malt Extract, Malt Pepton and Maltine. Cost of Yeast for 10'bags flour, 2s 10|d. Increased Yield. Richer Flavour. Moistureretaining Qualities. Regular Yeast Action, No Sour Bread. J. T. NORTON, PROPRIETOR, LYTTELTON. F 2342 CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP. A SCHOLARSHIP (valued £4O per annum for two years) shall be offered for competition in the month of December, 1898. The Scholarship shall be open to the sons of residents in the district of Canterbury who are between the ages of 17 and 20 on the Ist day of December, 1898. It shall be awarded on the results of the Matriculation Examination of the N.Z. University, and candidates must enter for that examination in accordance with the terms of the University Statute on that behalf. In. awarding the Scholarship, special preference shall be given to the candidate who shall have selected the following subjects for examination, or any one of them, and shall have obtained the highest aggregate of marks in these subjects;—Elementary Physics, Mechanics, Chemistry, Biology. Candidates must send in their names to the Chairman of the Board of Governors on or before the day fixed for sending in their names to the Registrar of the N.Z. University (22nd October), stating their age, and that they come under the definition of being sons of residents in the Provincial District of Canterbury. For further particulars apply to the SECRETARY, Canterbury Agricultural College, , P 3488 Lincoln. THE Assigned Estate of R. W. HORN, Christchurch. —All claims owing to the above Estate must be .Rendered on or before the 30th OCTOBER, 1898. W. LANGDOWN, A. E. PREECE, Trustees. St Asaph Street. ■ 3506 T _ T O L E MASONIC HOTEL, Christchurch, For a term of years. Particulars can be obtained any time after 11 a.m. on TUESDAY, 4th October. Only principals dealt with. F 3391 E. HIORNS. CAUTION. Y OU CAN BEAT THE SNEAK THIEF By RESTING YOUR BICYCLES At the RINK STABLE CYCLERY, Gloucester and Armagh Streets. Costs only Threepence. Saves Pounds. P 2299 Sporting. OHOKA AND EYRETON JOCKEY CLUB. thursdayToct. 6th. NO BETTING ALLOWED on the Course except through the TOTALISATOR. Anyone so doing will be warned off the Course and PROSECUTED. W. LYNSKEY, 3548 Secretary. Agricultural and Pastoral. ELLESMERE AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. j^NNUAL SHOW OP STOCK, PRODUCE, IMPLEMENTS, N.Z. MANUFACTURES, POULTRY, DOGS, ETC., Will be held at LEESTON On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1898. •ENTRIES CLOSE on THURSDAY, OCT. 13, 1898. £l2O is offered in Special Prizes or added money. There is also substantial prize money pgid in all the classes. An EXCURSION TRAIN will leave Christchurch for Leeston at 8.15 a.m. on Show Day at CHEAP FARES. Messrs Sharpe and Wilson offer £2 2s as a first prize, and £1 Is as a second prize, for the BEST YEARLING COLT or FILLY by LINCOLN YET. ■ Entry Forms with Programme may be obtained from “ Times ” and “ Press ’’ Offices, M. Murphy, Esq., A. and P. Association, Chrigtchurch (who will receive entries), or on application to T. W. DURANT, §563 Secretary, Leeston.