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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 959, 7 November 1891, Page 2

■ - - -■-■ •■ ■ ' ■ r * ■ TRAIN AlUi4N:iK.\lKiSTo Fon RACES Dill, ll'/H, And 14th NOV., and AGRIUUL'IUIALSHOW, 13'in NOV., ■-.:• ■ AT Ciller Jill UOH, ALTERATIONS will bo imrle m tluo uidmiiry tiinetil)l« urn und^r : — On (lio i'llij, llih, iind Hih Novemb jr. T.he evening liain from Christchurch to S..u hbrid^o will start ut 5.35 p.m, an 1 rtiy -1-hour 40 minutes later tbun licuct: ible ; /iuw4. i!cnrrr-; cff yr ■ FRIJMY, 13th NOV. The morning tr'niTTffom Southbridge to GlirjstehiMcU, am1 f |.hQ uyening train from Chrisibhi/rcl! iH^'i'il'yftdgejwill r.tjn at •he following nltcrod imcM : — SoVrhlVriil^e "d'eV"" ... 85 J. am." Lecstim „. i .-,, liir „.,..... ,8."47. j( h. 'jl''Btoii „ ' V.. - 8,^6. „ ; Ef» t ".sinern ..,.•.■ -• 8.58.,.,^ Ari.h. .g.f.P.n. arr, ..'..' 104. „^ : Christ, •i'lirch „ ... ■ 10.15. „ Stopping tic .Hil.'V Ko^ Irweli an<l Springston .if required; A f Lier leaving latter stution, X will pot stop, up to Addingtc Hi except to fc'et. down f^gpangers.^ -, Cliristchurclr .''ep „'." f, 30 p.m. Addington (Shos^grOua^B), 64 i. <,; ; Ellesnißra „ ,•«...•?. ,,7,58, „ .>■ \ Doylehton :^-:i :...,....>.,. ;818, ;■„/ ' Leeston n, ,;.,,*.. ; , 8.27. „ Soutlibrid^e arr, , ; •^....8.43. „ Stopping at all.itatiiVnH if required. These tiuins etbp at thi'v Show Grounds Addington, to : Bet down ortakeup passengers. • ■■''■■ • ■: ;;^':. ; .; Tho 7 « verting tnjin ?rotn Sutitlibri Ij^e to Chiis ; rhnrcli >yill ptftr/y «l» j4:;.(> ;'«•'., ■, icnteail of at 6 /j p'liv. ai.d- will >,->(( rivo at; Christchurch ht u'.HQ, i.in. ' . , . . • A Hpcuiii J ir-ijti wil i' ; iti\v'rt (^irixtcliuioh for S ; 'iuilihrJ>lgH. .it lO.fHn. i .m . slipping »• horo HMiuirfc'l. , , SOUTHBRIDGI 1 . FQRqEJD SALE"bY MORIGAGEE. : ALL THAT HALF-ACRE Of LAND si UAtcd on Iliyb street S outhbridge neur^Jlie; <I{qilwny Htution, at} .which is erected 'Bix-li')6meil(J')Uagi*, Mtables, &ci., -&i?., With all oilier improvcine nt", occu» i ipjed by Ak IJrqriy, ~ i , I CE'SPLD BY AUCTION '■) ■ ON : ; : SATURDAY, -the 14th INST •' At 3 o'cUck, . ! At the.Jlopms of tho FuruiersV •i . ; ; . Company. The property will be sold an easy terme if required. r . , . WILSON and SONS, ;■■■■'. Auctioneers. MONEY TO LEND ' : ON Approved Freeh jM Security m large and Small Amounts and at Current Rates of Intereit. , " "MESSRS IZARD & LOUG HN AN, ' : '-' ! Solicitors, Southbrid^e, Lfeaon, nnd Herefordstreet, Chriatchurch. ■ Agents for ihe (Joramercial Union Fire and Marine Assurance Company. Mr G. MakqUAND, Representaive for Soathbridge. and .Leeston. g tt yBBNAZOHI, HAIR DRESSER, HAIRWOHKER, TOBACCONIST, &o. Twists, Pl iits, Tails of Hair, Wigß, Fronts, Fringes, &o. Ladies own hair mude Tip m any Style. Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Holders " ; and Cases. Perfumes, Puißep, Razors and Strop". Address: 166 COLOMBO ST., CHRISTCHURCH. Next door to Al Hotel. ouange hall, leeston. 1 uesday, .November 10, PROFESSOR MONTAGUE B. LYE will give one of his Popular Phreno 'ogical Entertainments, Illustrated with Comic Sketches.' ■ Lot 8 of Fun. • Admission le, Children 6d. : CAUTION. : rpHE PUBLIC are. hereby Cautioned L .against CUTTING or REMOVING any TfiHIES frdm the' Plantations of the North Rakaia River Board. BY ORDER. \ : :\\i i ;FREDK^. JAMESON^, : '■ \ ' '■: '"■..- =' ;• \ ) ■ Secre'taryJ ■ -; .-. t TEN!DEI^.-p ; : THE , NORTH RAKAIA RIVER BOARD Invite Tenders for the purchase of a portion o£ tlie Blueguins growing on the roserve adjoining Mr E. Gormtin, 23 Chains long by 1 Chain Wide. Tenders .will, bo received by the Secretary at Loeslon, up lo SATURDAY, 14tli NOVEiUBEft for the above m lots of 1 Chain Square. ■ FREDK. JAMESON, . Secretary LEESTON SALE WILL BB HELD ON Friday, Nov, 27. TOWN. & COUNTRY BOOT DEPOT .;■ ; ' JAMES LOGIE, 233, Cashol St West, Next Zetland Aruiß • : : Hotel. A LARGE STOCK of BOOTS and SHOES Always m Stock suitable for the season at Lowest Prices. Country Orders promptly attended to and forwarded by rail. Please Note Address — 233 Gashol St West, Next Zetland Arms Hote'. JAMES LOGIE.