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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 640, 15 January 1859, Page 5

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Sale of V.D.L. Timber, Palings, Shinglox, &0., At ; ruts' Union Wiukf^Fkbby Road. MR. B. A. HARGREAVES has received L instructions from the importer, to sell by Public Auction, at Mr. Jones^ Union Wharf, at an early date (oi which due notice will be given) the cargo of the , ; SUSANNE @ HOBAKT TOWN, consisting of timber of the following dimensions, viz :•*■* '••■.•...:■,,■• • - ■ . . . • 1912 pieces 3 x 2 994 do. 4x 2 ■'. /■■•.. 485 do. 5x2 629 do. 6x2 ,719 do. 6x3 : 104 do. 7x3 693 do. JJ x 3 30 do. 4x4 63 do. .6x6 BOARDS. 281 7x | , : l.ill 7x l 3757 battens '„ . 38,700 shingles 1 25,000 3ft. 6in. laths . 13,730 sft. palings 3100 2ft. 6in. do., , &c, &o. > ■ v . Terms at Sale> Lyttelton, Jan. 14, 1859. PROGRAMME OF ~~~~~ THE CANTERBURY RACES, TO BE RUN ON THE 15th; IAR.CH, 1859;, AND THE TWO FOLLOWING DAYS. .FIEBT DAT, TUESDAY, 15th MAECH.. First Race;-—Match fofr 50 soys.: Mr. McClymont's b.gi Young Crab, 5 years old, against 1 Mr. Wakefield's g.h. Steam, aged. C.J.C. plate weights for age. Three miles. Winner to pay two guineas to the race fund. * Second Race.—The Cantebbttry Maiden Stakes of 6 sov3l each, with 100 soys. added, for horses that have never won public money previous to the 4th September, 1858. Second horse to receive 20 soys. out of the stakes. The winner to pay 5 soys, to the nice fund. Weight for age. - One mile and a-half. 2 years old to carry 5 stone 2 lbs. 3 years old to carry 7 stone 7 ibs. 4 years old to' carry 8 stone 7 lbs. -•.... 5 years old to carry 8 stone 11^ lbs. 6 years old and aged to carry 8 stone 11^ lbs. Mr. Parkerson's. br. h. Schamyl, 5 years, by Blucher, out of Georginaj by Muley Molock. '■■:.:. Mr. Parkinson's b.f. Emerald, 3 years, by Lamplighter, out of Regalia. Mr. J. B. Thomson's b.f. Shadow, 4 years. Mr. J. W. Mallock's b.h. Jester, 3 j'ears, by Joe Miller. Mr. J. W; Mallock's b.c, 3 years, by St. George, Madcap. . . Mr, Booth's b.h. St. Giles, 4 years, by. St. Giles, out of Peril, by Gil Bias, Pasta, Mr. T. W. White's eh. m. Alice Lee, 6 years, by Glaucus, Woodstock. .Mr. T. W.'White> eh. g. Captain Yorke, 3 years, by Priam j out of a thoroughbred mare. . • Third Race.—The Cantebbttby Cup of —-soys., " added to a sweepstakes of soys., for all horses. Weights for age. Second horse to save his stakes. Two miles. 2 years old to carry 6 stone 10 fts. 3 years old to carry 8 stone 9 lbs. 4 years old to carry 9 stone 13 fts. 5 years old to carry 10 stone 7-lbs. - fiyps old_and aged to^carry 10 stone 10 ibs. nFourthTSace.—^The Tictuaixeb'b Pubsb of-^--------sovs., added to a handicap sweepstakes of soys. Heats one mile._ • -._ Fifth Race.-^-HACK Stakes of one sovereign each, . with 5 soys. added, for all horses that have not previously run for public money. Catch weights, post entries. Heats one mile. .

IiYT.TELTON CHURCH FUND. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR, THE YE A R 1858. Dr. . £ s, d. . Ch. £ s. dTo Balance in hand for By Rent of Temporary Church 40 0 0 general purposes, Jan- By Sexton's Salary 20 0 0 .nary Ist, 1858 3 3 8 By Boys of Choir 10 8 0 To Balance in hand for By Candles for Church 8 6 7 New Church' 17 11 0 By Washing Surplices and Clothes.. 112 6 To Offertory, from Jan- By Printing and Advertisements... 6 15 6 vary Ist,to December - By Repairs of Church, Carpeting, 31st, 1858, .............. Brooms, &c, 15 0 3 For general purposes... 97 10 4 By Charitable Aid 11 3 4 For 1ncumbent.....;...... 117 16 11 By Lyttelton Church Building Fund 24 9 o For Diocesan Fund 24 7.11 By Incumbent, amount of Offertories For New Church 6 18 0 f0r..... 117 16 11 For Charitable Aid...... 5 7 6 By Diocesan Fund 24 7 11 For Melanesian Missions 15 10 4 By Melanesian Missions 15 10 4 For Rent of Church 110 . 268 12 0 To Alms Box in Church 1 13 6 To Balance due to Treasurer, December 31st, . 1858,..; 4 10 2 £295 10 4 £295 10 4 B. W. DUDLEY, Incumbent. FRED. BANKS, 7ni , w , A. BAYFIELD, j Clmrch ardensABSTRACT OF THE CHURCHWARDENS' ACCOUNT, CHRISTCHURCH DISTRICT. The Parishioners in Account Current with the Incumbent and the Churchwardens from April sth to December 31st, 1858. ' Dr. £ s. d. Cr. £ s< a t To paid the Churchwardens for By proceeds of special offertories and 1857-8, the balance of their account 313 OJ collections in aid. of the Diocesan The Yen. Treasurer of the Diocesan » 'Fund „..v 43 4 2 Fund, proceeds of special offertories Proceeds of special offertories and coland collections in aid of that Fund... 43 4 2 lections in aid of the fund for the The Yen. Treasurer of the Diocesan support of the Ministry of the Fund, proceeds of special offertories Christclmrch District ; 27 1 7 and collections in aid of the Fund for Proceeds of offertories (not special)... 131 5 11£ the support of the Ministry of the Amount received from Yen. Treasurer . Christchurch District 27 1 7 of Cemetery Fund £3 16 0 On account of the Cemetery Fund for Of special offerings in aid 01 labour in Cemetery £10 0 Cemetery Fund 6 16 0 To Yen. Treasurer, balance 912 0 10 12 0 —~ 10 12 0 Received as compensation for damage The Yen. Incumbent, various sums dis- done to Church gate 0 10 0 biirsed by him in charity ; 4 0 0 Organist, three quarters' salary, to 31st instant.... 7 10 0 Sexton, 39 weeks, at 10s. per week...... 19 10 0 Organ blower, for one year 2 0 0 For washing surplices, &c, 19 0 Messrs. Gould & Miles, for candles, &c. 17 4 3 William Neeve, brazier .': 4 8 6 William Marley, carpenter 57 2 0 Thomas Townshend, coffin for Maori woman 1 10 0 ' Canterbury Standard,' for advertisements ,S 7 9 ' Lyttelton Times,' for ditto 3 6 0 For Sundries 2 1 6 Balance in hand to Churchwardens for 1859.. 4 13 11 £212 13 8J £212 13 S£ Christchurch, December 29th, 1858. OCT. MATHIAS, Incumbent. FRED. THOMPSON, \ churchwardens. GROSVENOR MILKS. \ Umidl"auie"