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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVIII, Issue 50, 13 December 1900, Page 17

"fJEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CANTERBURY JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS At CHRISTCHURCH, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1900. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. 1900-1001. EXCURSION FARES. Holiday Excursion Tickets will be issued as under .—. — From To Dates Issuable Clinton and all Stations North tnereol l/hristekurou Duocinbor 11th i: 1 'Ah Any Station Any Station December 18th to Jaiiuaiy 2nd. The Return fares will be :—: — FIRST CLASS. BECOND CLASfc. 2d per Mile. | Id per Mile. The minimum being 4s and 2s respectively. All the above tickets will be available for Return up to and including: Tuesday, February 19th, 1901. The journey must be commenced on date that ticket is taken out, and may be broken at any station where the train is timed to Btop after travelling 2.~> miles from the original starting station, provided the specified time i? not exceeded. Goods and Live Stock Tramc will be suspended on December 25 and 2f> and January 1 and 2. By Order. ; —^T! THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, at 3 o'clock. Sale by Auction, on the Premises, Main Road from Lawrence to Roxburgh. CLIFTON FARM AND STOCK. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have been favored with instructions from Mr Hugh Croasan (who has just sold the Bridge Hotel, Beaumont, and is leaving the district) to sell by auction his FREEHOLD FARM OF 280 ACRES, being Sees. 2, 14, 15, 16, 19. 23 and 27, block 1, Crookston District, situated a short distance from the Beaumont. The land is in good heart, half sown down in English Grass, one quarter in Oats, and one quarter Native Grass, all securely fenced and well watered. The Stock includes — 300 Sheep, Lambs, and Hoggets 20 Cattle and Dairy Cows :> Farm Horses Massey-Harris Binder I -horse-power Chaff-cutter ; nearly new Farm Implements (all modern), Drays, Harness, etc., etc. Sale commences as =oon as Crach arrives from Lawrence. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Witches Oil cures pains and aches, neuralgia, headaohe, sciatica, rheumatism. Price, 2a 6d. Try it.— „,% The three principal hour records are now held on Dunlop tyres. The world's safety record stands to the credit of A. Baugc, with 39 miles 1011 yards; the English safety record to Arthur Chase, with 37 miles 1% yards ; and the British motor cycle record to C. Machin, with a score of 39 miles 324 yards.— ** 4 NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. Complaints re irregular Delivery of Paper should be made without delay to the Manager. All Communications with the Commercial Department of the 'NZ. Tablet' Newspaper are to be addressed to John Murray, Secretary, to whom all Post Office Orders and Cheques are in all instances to be made payable. Annual Subscription, 255. booked ; 225. 6d. if paid in advance ; shorter periods at proportional rates. NOTE— Our limit of Credit is Six Months. NOTICE. Correspondents are particularly requested to bear in mind that to insure publication in any parl'cular issue of the paper communications must reach this Office not later than Tuesday morning. Correspondents forwarding obituary and marriage notices are particularly requested to be as concise as possible. All communications connected with the literary department, reports, correspondence, newspaper cuttings, etc., should be addressed to the Editor. DEATHS. O'Neiu,.— On the 2."> th June, WJ'.i, at Cloyne, County Cork, Mary, relict of the late William O'Neill' and aunt of the la'e Rev. Dean Smeddy, of the parish of Ahada, and the Rev. Father R. Colman, C.C., Kanturk, County Cork, and mother of Mrs. D. Tobin and Mrs. P. Walsh, Hokonui, Southland, New Zealand.— ll.l.P.

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