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Marlborough Express, Volume XI, Issue 874, 9 December 1876, Page 3

lutthi>r tiiiie of A(P"* 'SK-am I'ucti'ts. THEE LYTTELTON" will Sail for I WELLINGTON, on or about MONDA V, December 1 1 tli. ' The LYTT ELTON will sail for NELSON on or about Friday, Dec. 15. For .Freight or passage, apply to 441 N. Edwards & Co.. Agents. Union Steam ship Company. j k^' mHE Union Steam Ship JL Company's Steamers are, «sls«lß&i^Ba> appointed i > leave Picton on . or about the following elates : — FOR NELSON AND NORTH. Wednesday, Dec. 1 3 r the Taranaki, at V a m. Monday, Dec. 18, the Hawea. Friday, Dec.- 22> the Wellington, at 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 28, the Taupo. ■ Friday, Dec. 29, the Taranaki. Wednesday, Jan. 3, the Hawea. FOR WELLINGTON AND SOUTH. Monday, Dec. 11, the Taupo. Thursday, Dec. H, the Wellington. . Satuiday, Dec. 20, the Taranaki. Tuesday, Dec. 26, the Hawea. Friday, Dec. 29, ilic Wellington. Tuesday, Jan. 2, the Taupo. Note. — From 15th December to 31st Januaiy, RETURN TICKETS will be. issued to ports within the Colony at which the Company's steamers call, at a reduction ot 30 per ecnt. ofi double fares, available for return till 28th February. 752 W. Welford, Agent. New IjValiuul Railways. PICTON AND BLENHEIM. \ — — pEGULAIt TRAINS on the above JLYi Lino will run as follows : — Leave Picton at 8 a.m., and 2 p.m. „ Blenheim 10 a.m., and 4p i (Signed) . T... F. ROTHEUAM. 59 ws General Manager. Art Union. Art Union. 150 TICKETS! 150 PHIZES! AND NO DELUSION! ff^HE undersigned has determined to 1_ give his Customers and Friends a treat ior Christmas by offering them 150 PRIZES, consisting of— 30 Roasts Beef 6 Sucking Pigs 15 Pair Fowls 10 Geese and Turkeys 15 Roasts Pork 24 Quarters Lamb 50 Joints and Quaiters Mutton In all 150 Prizes. Tickets, 3s each.. The Drawing to take place at the Highstreet Butchery on Friday Evening, Dec. 22nd. The prizes will be delivered the following day. 725 H. Jellyman. Art-Union of London, 1877. FORTY-FIRST YEAR.- INSTITUTED 1837. President : The Right Hon. Lord Houghton, D.C.L. TjWERY Subscriber of one Guinea will j_J receive, besides a chance of a Prize at the Annual Distribution m April, an Impression of a FINE PLATK JOSEPH AND MARY, Engraved m Line by C. H. Jekns, from the original by E. Armitage, R.A. The Chief Prize will be the original Painting ot Joseph and Mary, valued at $400, and 950 other Prizes, which include the right to select a valuable Work of Art from one of the Public Exhibitions. Bronze Vases and Tazzas, Statuettes m Bronze, Porcelain, and Terra Cotta, and other works produced especially for the Society. Mr. JOHM SON, Hon. Secretary for Blenheim