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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 684, 28 May 1859, Page 1

J CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. THE Quarterly General Meeting, will be held at STRINGER'S, at If o'clock, On SATURDAY, June 4,— . To ballot for the following gentlemen : —Messrs. J: Ollivier, J. Moorhouse, C. Bowen, G. L. Lee, A. R. Creyke, H. Deßourbell, E. Knyvett, H. Young, C. Shand, H. Belfield, C. W. Wyatt, T. U. Wilson, F. Goldney, G. A. Whalley, — Pol-ill, C. Kuowles, J. Brittin, T. Templar. To elect a Committee of 15 members. To elect a Treasurer, and for other business. Messrs. Guinness, Cator, Adams, Wilkiu, Fawdington, and Sir William Congreve were elected members at the meeting of sth March last. C. G. HODGSON, Hon. Secretary FOR SALE IN LONDON STREET, (With immediate possession,) ANEW SHOP, with dwelling house attached/ together with a good store at the rear. The buildings stand on a piece of leasehold ground, having about 14 years to run, at an almost nominal ground rental: if preferred, the shop and house can be taken separately. For the terms (which are liberal), and further particulars, apply to F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO. Oxford-si, Lyttelton, May 12,1859. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. RANGIORA DIRECT ROAD. TITHE Provincial Government are prepared JL to receive tenders for cutting a drain from Kaiapoi to Rangiora, according to a specification which may be seen at the Office of Public Works, Christchurch, where also forms of tenders may be obtained. Tenders to be sent in to the Provincial Secretary's Office before noon, SATURDAY, May 28. The Provincial Government will not he.bound to accept the lowest or any tender. ' E. DOBSON, Provincial Engineer. Office of Public Works, Christchurch, May 14, 1859. FOR SALE, IN CANTERBURY STREET, LYTTELTON. A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, on the shady side of the street, 'The house is quite new, and beautifully furnished. The furniture can be taken with the house at a valuation, or removed at the option of the purchaser. F. N. CAMPBELL & CO. Oxford-st., Lyttelfcon, May 10,1859. LYTTE.LTON JETTY. PUBLIC NOTICE. ON and after MAY Ist, no. goods will be received for shipment (except emigrants' luggage), unless accompanied by a cart note. EDWARD GENET, Wharfinger. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. rjIHE time for receiving tenders for the folJL lowing works is extended to SATURDAY, May 28, at noon, viz.:— Forming and Metalling East'Christchurch Road Metalling North Road through the Town of Kaiapoi. Repairs of Lincoln Road Repairs of South Christchurch Road Repairs of Hoon Hay Road. E. DOBSON, Provincial Engineer. Office of Public Works, Christchurch, May 14,1859. BEE HIVE STORE, KAIAPOI. THE Proprietor of the above establishment has now on hand a good assortment of goods, among which may be found the following:— Nails, window glass, cross-cut, pit, and handsaws, Bench screws, spades, hoes, rakes Oils, turps, white and red lead Carpenters tools, planes Table & pocket cutlery Gunpowder Duck shot Caps Crockery Boots and shoes Stationery, paper hangings Clothing, drapery, hats & caps White & regatta shirts, blankets, rugs Clocks, chairs, bottled ale and porter, liquors Tea, coffee, sugar, jams, fruits, Oilrnans stores, &c, all of which will be sold at prices, corresponding with the tightness of the money market. J. T. WHITE, Bee Hive Store, Kaiapoi. NOTICE. ALL Freights from this date due to th« schooner GIPSY, of Port Lyttelton, will be collected by WM. CLIFFORD ONLY. May 14, 1859. TENDERS for the supply of 1000 bushels of Jime delivered on the Lyttelton Jetty, are invited. The lime to be delivered within six months from this date. - ■ ■ GEORGE MALLINSON, Architect, Cathedral Square, Christchurch. May 13,1859. CHRISTCHURCH LAND, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. riIHE next monthly meeting of the Society JL for payment of subscriptions and sale of shares, will be held in the Town Hall, Christchurch, On SATURDAY, June 4, next, at 7 o'clock. Sale of shares at 9 o'clock. By order of the Committee, THOMAS I. JOYNT, Secretary. Christchurch, May 20,1859. ON SALE, A Bay Cart Stallion, 5 years old, by Cripple, dam by Captain. Apply to MR. FAWDINGTON.