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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12426, 15 February 1901, Page 8

Government Notifications. E. , S, LYNDON 'SETTLEMENT. CBOIWN M® NEAR WAIAH OPEN(FOR rnffliOKOT C® LEASTS IN PB'RFf’rjurrTi'. ■VpOGS©®! is h.eroby given that 'the Lyndon .Li figf&i&taMcni, ooravtoaiug 4197 saves of first and ewiKS&cliMte AKSWldtettl AFFLICAII*; ;*l knd* wsS ba p;AY «b« oth ifemasi, MOX, ttodw •&»« Lease in Pmsctalt* .towm. safcj<w?i) to &» pt>miatois : of “ The 7j*:4 dot, 1893,” “The Land to 6ettl«ne«ta O.”"" ,'iditodl Aot, 1300,”'cmdi rsgo.latians thereunder. The settlement hs-s bona subdivided too 6 sections, varying in -st.^e|r®a 3‘14 to i'S2 acres, at rentals from 3s to 6s 63j per acre per annum. Applications will be re- > oeivsd at’thitf office up to the date named, alto at MoDeaw-hi’s Hall, Waiau, from EBB-; RtTA-Rr SSth to 'MARCH sth, 1801. ‘The IfMidl ‘Bom& will sit at McDonald’s Hall, Wkiati, on( March 6th, 1901, for the examination chappliV l cants, who will all be required to apj-ear foil; examination; and: the ballot will' be held at the earns place on the following day. Sale Pamphlets, containing full particulara' ami plans, and forms of application, may now be obtained from this office. SIDNEY‘WB&TMAN, Onrmissioner cf Crown Lands. District Land's and Survey 'Office, Christchurch, February 14th, 1901. 9468 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TENDERS FOR PURCHASE OF STATIONMASTER’S HOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH. TENDERS are invited for the PURCHASE, for Removal, of the House at Christchurch Railway Station, at present occupied ■' by the Stationmaster. Conditions may be seen at the Office of tha District Engineer, Railways, Christchurch, who will receive tenders up to noon of FRIDAY, 22nd February, 1901. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 8957 BY ORDER. Road Board Notices. COURTENAY ROAD BOARD, COUNTY OP SELWYN. TVTOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of the Road Board to be held at the Road Board Office, Kirwee, on TUESDAY, the fifth day of March, 1901, at 2 p.m., the following resolution will be proposed, viz:— That pursuant to the powers, provisions ant authorities contained in the Road Boards Act, 1882, the Public Works Act, 1894, and i the Acts amending the same, by-laws be made by'the Road Board for regulating the conditions on which Traction Engines engaged in heavy traffic, as defined by Section 130, Sub-section 1 of the Public Works Act, 1894, may be allowed to pass along the public roads within the Courtenay Road District, and for providing for a yearly license fee on, any Traction Engine engaged in heavy traffic within the said district for providing that the transportation on the roads in the said district of Traction Engines coming under the denomination of heavy traffic shall cease during the whole of the months of JUNE, JULY, AUGUST and SEPTEMBER, and fof imposing penalties for the breach of the by-laws. Notice is also hereby given that a copy of the proposed by-laws has been deposited at the Office of the Board at Kirwee, and is open to inspection by all Ratepayers of the said Road District during office hours. 8496 Insurance Companies, rpHB NEW ZEALAND FIRE AND )■*■ MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established 1859. Capital £1,000,000 Paid-up Capital and Reserves (including undivided pro- > fits) . . . . £477,000 Net .Annual Revenues . • £360,000 THE PREMIER AND WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY.. Noted for promptness and liberality. Branches and .Agencies throughout the World. A. L. PARSONS, • 51315 Manager. ---—ea For Sale. FOR SALE. HIGH - PRESSURE 8-h.p, nominal. ENGINE, 'itted with Pickering Governor and Longstroke Pump. iylinder 9 inches diameter, 18 inches stroke. Appsy * MANAGER,, _ . 8573 “ Lyttelton Times ” Office. Business Notices, “CITY MISSION HOME.” PROVIDES TEMPORARY SHELTER, and MEALS to destitute Men, OBTAINS EMPLOYMENT for Men, Women and Boys; Food for Destitute Families, and Clothing. The Home, being supported entirely by iroluntary . subscriptions, is at the present time in very great need of help of all kinds. FLORENCE HERRICK, 443 -Superintendent. SYDENHAM CARRIAGE WORKS, COLOMBO STREET. E JONES, Designer and Builder of thl '» Improved Steel-framed) Roadster, the strongest, lightest-running and easiest-riding roadster built. Dog-carts, W'hitechapels, Pole Rustic and Pony Carts on hand or t<f order. Business Carts or Vans. "Workmanship and material guaranteed. Vehicles exchanged, bought, -or sold, on commission. Inspection Invited. 2.1014 LARK’S COFFEE PALACb PRIVATE HOTEL, AND Colombo Street, Market Square, Christchurch, Three Minutes’ Walk from Exhibition Building, Theatre, Cathedral Square, and Post OfficeTrams and Drags pass every twenty minutes. Opposite Supreme Court and Government Buildings. Band Rotunda in front of Building;. The Building is of three storeys, built of brick and contains 60 Rooms, has a Splendid Outlook, on to the River and Market Square, which is planted with shrubs and ornamental trees, and provided with seats. Private 1 Sitting Rooms, Separate Dining-room for Families, and Public Dining-room*. Food of the Best Quality served .with Punctuality and Civility. There are Bathrooms, with hoi and cold water, on each landing. Firshclass Accommodation is offered to Tourists, Tratellera and Visitors. TERMS MODERATE. Permanent Boarders as per Arrangement. Letters and Telegrams Promptly Replied to, MRS B. CLARK, Proprietress. Telephone No. Funerals. lamb and s o n, UNDERTAKERS AND emlalmers, . No. 35, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 361. 1623 G. W. J. PARSONS, MONUM ENT A L MAS' O' .IN, Manchester Street S. Monuments and headstones' m M’arble, Granite and other stones. All Work Guaranteed. - Lowest possible prices. Concrete Kerbings and Iron 'Railings m all the Newest Designs. X 2359 Inspection Specially •Invited. . QEOS6B BARR EL L, UNDERTAKER ~md EMBALMER. Telegrams and Telephone Orders by Night OP “Day Receive Immediate Attention. 53, DURHAM STREET SOUTH. Telephone 721. X 1963 HE Friends of the late Henry Judd are respent fully invited to attend,his Funeral, ch will leave his late residence, Sou thole, on Saturday, the ‘l6th inat., for the hmond Cemetery, at 11 a.m. H. J. CULI T ER, Undertaker, P.angiora. 9452 HlTFrlends of Mr William Irvine are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, leave his late residence, Dunsandel. on iday, Pel) 17, at 2 p.m., for the Brook- ; Presbyterian Cemetery. W. H. LOCK)Ob, Undertaker, Leeston. 9467