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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16842, 28 April 1915, Page 2

RAILWAY NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. BELGIUM CARNIVAL AT ASHBURTON. EXCURSION TICKETS will bo issued to Ashburtbn from Christchurch, Timaru, Mothven and intermediate stations by trains arriving at Ashburton up to 1.43 p-m. on 29th APRIL. On 29th APRIL the 8.7 s~m. train from Christchurch and 11.15 a.m. train from Ashburton will atop, if required, to set down passengers at the Saleyards Siding, opposite the Show Grounds, and the 3.40 p.m. train from Ashburton will stop there, if required, to pick up pasaeiigcrs. SPECIAL TRAINS leave Ashburton ,for the Saleyards Siding at 11.-15 a.m. and 10.30 p.m., returning at -6.0 p.m. FARES, Ashburton to Saleyards Siding return, or Saleyards Siding to Ashburton, einglo 6d first class, id second, available for day of issue only. For fuller particulars see posters. ft 632 BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Inesdays and iAS a.m. Parnassu?Train Thursdays WILL NOT RUN after 80th April. . _ uray Excursion and Special Train Arlents will in future be inserted in this pspci on Saturdays. i Please cut this out. 7575 ■ I BY ORDER. '-'THE STAR.'* A POPULAR FAVOURITE WITH THE PUBLIC

AND WITH ADVERTISERS, SOME SPECIAL FEATUBESs MONDAY—Swimming 1 Swirls. MONDAY—Cricket Criticism, TUESDAY—Tennis Topics. WEDNESDAY—Market Reports. WEDNESDAY—PouItry Paragrapha, THURSDAY—Motor Mentions. FRIDAY —Bandsmen's Bits. FBIDAY —Mimes and Mummero. SATURDAY— Special Sports Edition. SATURDAY—SpeciaI News Edition. SATURDAY—Beading fox Everybody. EVERY DAY PUBEISHES: A SPORTING REVIEW. . • '.'•■., NOTES FOR WOMEN. ~ . TOPICS OF THE DAY. MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS. LIVE EDITORIALS. LATEST WAR ITEMS. ; ' TOPICAL ILLUSTKATION& WITH A MISSION. „ m - WITHOUT A MUZZLE "THE STAR" tfiiARIXSS AND FBEEk DELIVERED IN CITY AND SUBURBS. Bins tip Publisher. JR. on<V ACRES MAGNIFICENT SHEEP ZUU end CATTLE COUNTRY, all flat, good' river-made flat, with 20ft of soil, and an island free run of 20 Acres. 160 Actcb is cleared and in grass and clover, and ifl now carrying 160 head of sheep, 46 head of cattle and 8 horses. Three crops of Ted clover and cow grass can be cut for winter hay each season. A NEW SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, with cverv modern convenience, will be completed in a" few days. A very large Hay. and Grain Shed, fitted with up-te-date Oil Engine and Chaffcutter, also a Large, Well-fitted Workshop connected with the Oil : Engine. Same Owner has also 481 ACRES of SPLENDID CATTLE LAND, equal to any cattle country in New Zealand. Can be sold and' worked together if ■ required, or sold separately. The Owner is leaving New Zealand, so a great opportunity for anyone requiring Cheap'Properties. - Apply, . . , 1345 OFFICE OF THIS PAPER. *0 Lot, "Te Kitsroa," Rhodes Street, A Merivale, a Two-storey Gentlemen's Residence, in good order and condition, every convenient?, connected with sewer and Corporation water supply; 1J Acres in lawn, garden and orchard. A most desirable residence, in tho very best situation (next ths residence of A. E. G. Rhodes, Esq.) Dimensions of rooms —3 rooms each 23ft by 15ft, one each 20ft 6in x J7ft Gin, 20ft Din x left Bin, 14ft 6in x 15ft, etc A low rental will be accepted from * suitable tenant for a term of 8 years. Immediate possession con be given,. Cards to view on application. FRANK E. HYMIN, "Lyttelton Tunes," Chmtchurcu.