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Conveyances COACH TO CHEVIOT. A'' COACH will Tim between: WAIPARA ■A- and CHEVIOT, leaving Waipara, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana SATURDAY, and returning from Cheviot; on (Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Saddle Horses and Traps always on hire M Waipara Station at the .Shortest Nohce. : : , A. FRANCIS, - ■■■•: X 1492 Waipara. ■ -TISDJ)IX'GTO:Sr—LYTTELTON COAQH :. OK'- end AFTER "OCTOBER Ist (weather permitting) the; COACH will leave daily, Teddington, 7.15 a.m. Teddingion, 2.15 p.m. Governor's; Bay, 8.10 a.m. Governor's Bay, 3.15 p.m. Railway Station, 9.30 a.m. • • Railway Station, 4.30 p.m. Tie Coach will meet the Steamer at Governor's Bay on Sundays, to take passengers to" Teddington, returning in "time to caxch. the ■boat in the evening. PIMM AND DUR'EY, Proprietors. LAKE COLERIDGE AND GL^NTTOTNEii , ROYAL MAIL COACH. A 'MAIL COACH leaves Glentunnel for Lake -il- Coleridge, via Windwhistts, House and S-nowdon, every Friday morning, on arrival , of train from •Chrislohurch, returning in time for evening train Saturday.. ..'- ■ '-..'■ Special attention given to passengers audi parcels forwarded' for .delivery by ccach. A. H. BURKITT, Proprietor,,.■'',South Jaaitoern. ■ . CULVERDEN AND KAIKOURA. THE only. Regular Coaches carrying Mails -corth of meeting train 'Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leave Waiau for Kaikoura TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, returning from Kaikoura -MONDAYS, WEDNESDAY!!* and FRIDAYS. Connect with jmenheiia Coach, leaving Kaikoura Thursday. FARES—. Culverden to Kaikoura—Single, 20s 355.. ' .; .. i ~ ■':' -,'■ '. HAWKSWOOD. ,: ( v Waggoanette leaves vraiau for Mendip Hills v Parnassus, Hawks wood and Claverley EVERS'SATURDAY, returning in time for South Train at Culverden. .. X.■ . Passengers *re requested to ask for Creed's Coach at. Culverden. This Coach is 'the only one that changes horses on 'the road,. Telegrams, Letters and: Parcels receive prompt : ■ despatch.. All information to be obtained from: THOS. COOK AND SON. Tourists' Agency. W. R, CREED, Proprietor, Waiau. 24<22 W. F. WARNER, Town Agent. .COBiB AND CO. TELEGRAPH LINE ROYAL MAIL , COACHES, LEAVE 'SPRINGFIELD for Iau'KITIKA, KUMARA and GREYMOUTH, on arrival of First Train' from Christehurch, ■ EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY., , CASSIDY AND CO., , ,• Proprietors. Agent—Booking Office, :/■•'" Warner's Hotel,'Christcb.urch. ■.'.; COBB AND 00. A KAROA LINE OF ROYAL MAIL l , -.'CpACHES. The Coach meets 'Train at . Little River, Monday, Wednesday and-Saturday. . "' / Meets Steamer at Pigeon .bay, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. CHRISTOBURCH AGENTS: Coker'-s, Cook and Sons, Pn-caithly and .Co., and J. M. Hey wood and Co. , BEILBY BARKER, Proprietor, Duvauchelles Bay. LO'NGBEACH COACH. LONGBEACH ROYAL MAIL COACH leaves iiongbeach for Ashburton (Sundays excepted) »t. 7.30 a.m.,. .Waiterton 8.10 a.m., Ash-ton 8.15 a.m., Wheatstone 8.30 a.m., arriving iii Ashburtbn,' in-time: for the (.North. [ or South Trains.- The Coach, leaves the > Poat Office, Ashburton, at 4 p.m., arriving at Longbeach, at 6;30 p.m. Parcels or orders left a,t . any of the above places will receive strict attention. Fa-res—Single Fare, 3s 6d; return, ss. . - R. BROWN, Coachman. HOT SPRINGS. HANMER PLAINS. . ; .> DERRETT'S ROYAL MAIL COACHES LEAVE CULVERDEN FOR HA'NMEK PLAINS,. . TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS AND " ■ ■ SATURDAYS. RETURN WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS 'AND« ! •MONDAYS, ,;■■■■ ,; Until 'September 30th, and * DAILY from OCTOBER Ist till tirRIL 30th. Through re-turn tickets are issued at Christchurch Railway; Station daily.: tickets available for two calendar' mocihs from : date of issue. First class 30s, coach" and railway. "'■ CULVERDEN TO ROTHERHAM, WAIAU AND KAIKOURA. ' ; - Coach leaves Culverden for IRotherham and Waiau daily, returning from Waiau daily. Monday's coach to Waiau connects with, coach for Kaikoura, leaving Tuesday', staying Wednesday-in Kaikoura, returning Thursday. Blenheim Coach leaves Kaikoura ~a.ursday. FARES. ■.. . Culverden .to Kaikoura—Single, 255; return, ' Culverden to Blenheim--Single, £3; ittu% £5. ■.'';.- Culverden to Hanmer Plains—Single, 7s 6d; return, 145.. V Culverden to Waiau—Single, ss; return,'Bs. , HAWKSWOOD, Waggonette, carrying mail, leaves Waiau for - Mendio Hills, Parrassus. Hawkswood a-r-d Ciaverlsy, every SATURDAY.: returning MONDAY, iu time for South Train at Culverden- r Urgent Telegrams and Letters- promptly de-, livered. Parcels attended to. Special Coaches,' Double and Single . Buggies, Waggonettes,'"" Saddle Horses on immediate -hire. Orders through post 'or wire receive prompt attention'.'-: A'.'B".—All information given- by. Thos. Cook and Son, Tourist Agents, 191; ; Hereford Street, Christehurch. : -■;'.■-,..■- : :':> : ;V THOS. DERRETT, Proprietor^,
THE LATEST. See W. E. Sorrell's Novelty. Specimens on view Saturday. Studio, 179, CWomba Street,' 1288 The German Emperor's Imperial train cost £150,000, and took three years to construct. There are altogether twelve cars, including two nursery carriages. The reception saloon contains several pieces of statuary, and each of the sleep-insr-cars is fitted with a bath. .\ELAYS are dangerous. Avoid Pneumonia, 3J Bronchitis, Asthma - and other , severe after-effects of Influenza by taking Marshall's Nos. 1 and 2 Mixtures, the Great Cure. ; 3s. Chemists and Stores. X 2177 iT'OE. all the severe symptoms of Influenza - take Marshall's No. 1 and 2 Mixtures. They a.re without, doubt the best for this maiady. 3s. Chemists and Stores. X 2177
9*k mS s*s» Fsrtw Wi || m m ■nil not do their work Are a'.constant source of trouble and annoyance. We do not stock them, but keep to two or three reliable makes, for which we bold a stock of extra parts. If you buy one of the following: you will be set up for years to come, and tr» can always repair satisfactorily, having the extra knive», &c, for them. xcelsior THE BEST MOWER OH THE MARKET. '!,'' "The 0.K.," jp* . " The Rival,"!s??"**'' Although good they are not expensive, and all intending '"buyer! ".""--."" should see them. LEMENTS I.R. HOSE and all Garden Requirements at Lowest Rates. j if I mm m COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12621, 2 October 1901, Page 6
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