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Star (Christchurch), Issue 163, 19 November 1868, Page 4

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.'' v " NOW PUBLISHED, Price Two Shillings, j mHE SOUTHERN PROVINCES ALMANAC, DIRECTORY, YEAE-BOOK, AND DIARY FOR X 3 6 & 9 Being the Sixteenth Year of Publication. THE ALMANAC CONTAINS Arrival and departure of English Mails DIARY (25 pages) Table of tides, &c. Eclipses ! Principal articles of the calendar, memoranda, &c. Ephemeris Garden calendar Waste Lands Regulations General Government of New Zealand Provincial Government of Canterbury Provincial Council Officers of the General Government in the Province Canterbury Volunteers Justices pf the Peace in Canterbury Canterbury Railways — Time Table, &c. Postal charges, and general postal information Electric telegraph Hackney carriage fares — (Christchurch) Town cartage fares — do. Watermen's regulations — Lyttelton Crown Grants Religious bodies Societies, trading companies, &c. Registration of births, deaths, and marriages Trade and Callings : — Christchurch, Lyitelton, Kaiapoi, Papanui, Woodend, Saltwater Creek, Leithfleld, Rangiora, Oxford, Riccarton, Prebbleton, Halswell, Leeston, Southbridge, Ti- ] muka, Geraldine, Timaru, Waimate, Akaroa, Pigeon Bay, Governor's Bay. Customs tariff and general information Stamp duties Cattle Rating Ordinance Narrative of events, 1868 Parliamentary Session of 1868 Itinerary Sales of Waste Lands Resident Magistrates' Court fees The Census and the Representation Seed calculator and wages table fig_T The publishers call special attention to the fact that, in addition to the usual large amount of useful information, they have in corporated with the Almanac an EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE DIARYThey have every confidence in recommending this work aa tbe BEST AND CHEAPEST In New Zealand. Copies of the Almanac can be obtained at any of the Agencies of the Lyttelton Times in the province, and from all booksellers. WARD & REEVES, Printers and Publishers, Lyttelton Times office, i Christchurch. END OF NEW ADt ERTISEMENTS. 'HURRAH FOR THE GLASGOW RESTAURANT " Hard Times come again no more." MR MC DOWELL, late proprietor of the Provincial Dining Rooms, intimates to his friends and supporters generally, that he has taken those premises generally known as the Scotch Pie Shop, and converted them into Dining Rooms, where he hopes by strict attention and civility to his customers to merit a share of the public patronage. Meals and Beds, Is ; Board and Lodging, 20s per week. ■ Please mark the address : — Glasgow Restaurant, next door but one to Preece's Saleyards, Colombo Street. 1489 HABBAGE PLANTS.— Now on Sale by \J the undersigned, 12,000 Cabbage Plants, carefully selected varieties, to suit the season and climate, strong, and in perfectly healthy condition. Price, Is 6d per hundred. ALEXANDER M'KAY, Gardener, Hereford and Barbadoes streets. 1658 ~ ON SALE, QA AAA FEET KAURI PINE, 26 x o\)%\J\J\J 1, to 9xJ, 15 x2, 15 xli ' 15 X1,15 X I White Pine Flooring, 8x1,6x1 Feather-edged Weather Board and Rough Lining Baltic Red and White Deals, 11 x 3, 9 x3, 9 X 2,9 X IJ, 9 x 1 i 30,000 feet hardwood, 9x3,8x3,7x3, 4x3,4x2,3x2,3x1,2x1 4 arid 5 inch architraves, solid Skirting and mouldings Sashes, 10 x 15, 10 x 13, 10 x 12, 8 x 10 Doors and Joiner's work made to i order, cheap; james booth, Victoria steam saw moulding and plane mills, I Lichfield Street. 1188