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Lyttelton Times, Volume VII, Issue 449, 21 February 1857, Page 9

'.lyttelton and port Victoria horticultural society. miE Third Exhibition will take place on i- Wednesday, the ,2,lth of March, in the Town Hall, at 2 p.m. Competition is 'invited in all varieties of fruits, flowers ' and vegetables, for wliich prizes will be awarded as on previous occasions. •All specimens must be delivered before noon. At the termination of the season, prize cups will be presented to the- two be&t' exhibitors, in each of the above mentioned departments. A. E. WHITE, Hon. Sec. Admission to subscribers free; to non-sub-scribers, Is. each.

EX MARINER AND BELISAMA. ON SALE by the undersigned :— Blue stone, arsenic, sulphur Soft soap and corrosive sublimate Saltpetre, earl), soda and tartaric acid Cream of Tartar and washing soda Fine and coarse sponge . Tortoiseshell combs, including dressing, side, and back combs Combs for dandriff Pulls and boxes, violet powder Hair, tooth, nail, cloth, hat, and shaving brashes Rowland's Odonto, Macassar oil Norton's and Cockle's Pills Castor and cod liver oil Johnsou's soothing' syrup and Dalby's carminative Thomas's succedaneuni and Brande's enamel Powell's Balsam aniseed and ess. linseed Oxley's ess. of ginger and Steadman's teeth-

ing powders ; Ivory .and shell tooth picks Poprman's plaster and friend : Elastic stockings, knee and ancle pieces \ Breast pumps,and! glass and xnetal syringe Veterinary instruments and lancets Infant's bottles, aud prepared teats Nipple glasses' and shields Gelatine and isinglass Arrowroot and tapioca Medicine chests,'fitted with drugs of the best quality' '' ' For the convenience of purchasers the blue stone can be had pulverised in one pound packets. / A. BAYFEILD. Lyttelton, 19th Feb., 1857. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWX OF CHRISTCHURCH. /^i ENTLEMEN, —Having accepted the \JC office-of Provincial Secretary, I am required by Law to vacate my seat in the Pro--vincial Council. Having done this, I now respectfully solicit your suifrages to re-elect me. to again represent you in that Council, assuring you^Tiost sincerely that, should it be your pleasure to 'do so, it will be my earnest desire, whether in office or out of office, to assist as far as my abilities - will enable me to forward the real interests of the settlement. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient bumble Servant. RICHARD PACKER. Feb. 10th, 1857.

' '* AVONSIDE CHURCH.mHE CONSECRATION of this Church X will ta,ke place (8.V.0 on , Tuesday •-, nekt;tfie; 24tlilnstani-j)^the Right Rev. the x •> : '■'. Lokd; Bishop ofjChristchtjech. ..,. : • Divine Service^p corarae»ce at Eleven o'Clp^-: And, on Sunday, the Ist -March, next,: biir.MONS will bejEreached in this Church; that :m the Mprning/by the, „; . ; :; >■ - -rv :.,■■--■ lioiiD Bishop op Cheistchtjech ; • ■..-■ y.,t Lvthe Afternoon by the : .^i. : Yenekable Archdeacon Mathias1; In the Evening by the ... .■■ . Rev. Chables Mackie, Incumbent of Avonside. Kivinei Service "-to; commence in the Morning at Eleven ; in. the Afternoon at Three.; and m the isyenin^;ai;?Half:past Six'.o'Cloclc, - _ • i A'-Cbllectionwiirbe- made after each service in aid^f the Building O^uhd:; :' . • ; • | ■'■> ■ ;' W: G:-"BEiTiiN, 1 churchwardens. ! . , T. HICHENS, v ) 1 I 16th''February, ,1857. ; -'•■