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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 744, 24 December 1859, Page 5

HpHE BALL advertised to take place at JL the Town Hall, Lyttclton, Monday, the 2nd January, is unavoidably POSTPONED. PUKNITUiK 'TPHK Undersigned liavo on-Snlo at their new -*- . Stores, Christchurcli, the- following assortment; of Brown's patent Furnituro : — Dining room chairs JCany, chairs Drawing room cliairs Sofas Dining room tables Chcffoimibres Toilet tables Wash stands. MILES & CO., Christchurcli. CHRISTCHURCH MECHANICS'INSTITUTE. TOWN HALL. npHE Members are informed that the Second -*- Quarterly General Meeting will be held on FRIDAY EVENING, December 30th, at Seven O'Clock. C. J. READER, Clerk to the Institute. Dec. 15,1859. CIIRISTCHURCH MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. TOWN HALL. THE Managing Committee of the Mechanics' Institute regret that the next Lecture of tho Rev. C. Alabaster is unavoidably postponed at. the urgent request of the committee of the Town Hall. C. J. READER, Clerk to the Institute. Dec. 19,1859. SALTWATER CREEK. FOR SALE, A Twenty-Acre Section close to the New Township, with frontage on the Ashley. For farther particulars, enquire of MR. F. STROUTS, Land Agent, &c, Cashel Street. UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LYTTELTON BRANCH. mHIS Bank will be Closed on MONDAY, X the 2nd proximo, for the usual HalfYearly Balance. Bills for Discount will be received until 10 a.m. on SATURDAY, 31st Instant. FRED. WITHERBY, Manager. CANTERBURY RACES, 1864. mHE PEER CUP, of 100 Guineas, to be X run for at the Canterbury Race Meeting of 1864, by three year old colts and fillies, foaled in New Zealand; colts, Bst. 71bs. each ; mares and geldings allowed 51bs.; distance, 1^ miles; entrance money, £10 sterling, payable in the following manner: —Nominations to be made under sealed cover' to the Secretary of the Canterbury Jockey Club on or before 6 o'clock p.m. of the Ist November, 1860, and £2 10s. paid on eachnomina-:.; tion ; to name to the Secretary or forfeit the first deposit on or before 6 o'clock p.m. of the Ist January, 1862; and a further sum of £2 10s. to be then paid. Forfeits to be declared to the Secretary on or before 6 o'clock p.m. on the Ist January, 1864, and £5 paid at that time for the horses named, who shall not have declared forfeit within the stated time. C. G. HODGSON, Honorary Secretary to Canterbury Jockey Club. TWO POUNDS REWARD. LOST, — Between Mr. Fawdington's Stables and the College, SOME LEADING HARNESS. Apply to MR. MONEY. ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS. TTIHE great success attending the opening of -*- an agency for the constant supply to this Province of THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS AND THE HOME NEWS, has induced the undersigned to undertake the regular supply of the WEEKLT DISPATCH NEWS OF THE WOULD SPECTATOE EXAMINES LEADEE PUNCH and any other 'English, Irish, or Scotch paper. Persons anxious to subscribe, may forward their orders to Mr. Bbadwell, " Lyttelton Times" Office. HALF-YEAELY SUBSCEIPTIONS. £ S. d. Illustrated London News ... 1 10 0 Home News 0 10 6 Weekly Despatch 16 0 Spectator ... ... ... 2 0 0 Examiner ... 16 0 The Leader ... 16 0 Punch ... 0 17 6 News of the World 0 15 0 ALBERT T. BRADWELL. TIMARU. "TT^OR sale a quarter acre section of Town oD Land situated in one of the best parts of the town for business, (Section No. 7.) For particulars apply to MR. GEORGE COOK at Me. Hester's, Oxford Street, Lyttelton. Crown Grant. STORE ROOM TO LET. EOOM for 200 tons of goods, with an office attached. Apply to 11. LEAKE, London Street, Lyttelton. LAND TO LET, On 20 or 30 years Building Leases, in the centre of the Town of Christohurch, on easy terms. Apply to me. w. brooks, Gloucester Street. June 7th, 1859. — ______ _ LOYAL GOOD INTENT LODGE, AKAROA. npHE Members of the above Lodge will JL celebrate their anniversary by a BALL, ON MONDAY, JANUARY 2nd, 1860, in Mr. Haylock's Storo, Akaroa. Members of tho Ordor aro rospoctfnlly invited to attend. Stewards: Brothers Busham, Halm, O'Brion, and Spako. Tickets—to admit a lady and gentleman—l6s., to bo obtained from Brother J. B. Eteveneaux. JAMES D. GARWOOD, N.G. WILLIAM SIMS, Secretary.