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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIII, Issue 748, 7 January 1860, Page 5

TOWN lIALL, LYTTELTON. MAGIC ! MAGIC ! ! MAGIC 1 ! ! FOR THE BENEFIT OF MB. LUMLEY ! ! ! The.whole of tho Magic Tricks to-night. ■ Last appearance of MR. & MRS. B. N. JONES ! 1 ! MONDAX EVENING, JANUARY 9, 1860. The performance to coimnenco with W I Z. A R D JONES IN HIS TEMPLE OF MAGIC !! ! assisted by MR.LU M L E V as his ELFIN SPRIG II T L V.' ! ! THE INEXHAUSTIBLE BOTTLE! MAGIC CARDS! MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCES! WONDERFUL RESTORATIONS! CABALISTIC HANDKERCHIEFS! &«., &c, &c. To conclude with a Laughable Farce in which MR. & MRS. B. N. JONES will appear. Doors open at half-past 7; to commence at 8 precisely. Prices of admission:—Front seats, 45.; back seats, 25.. Children half-price to front seats only. SMOKING STEICTLT PEOHIBITED. CANTERBURY RACES, 1860. TjV I R S T D A Y. TUESDAY, 14th FEBRUARY. The Wanderer Cup, of £30, added to a sweepstakes of £3 each, for all horses the produce of the Arab horse Wanderer, one mile and a half; list. The Canterbury Maiden Stakes, of £6 each, hi., with £100 added, for all horses that have not won any public money previous to the day of entry. 2 years old, sst. 21bs.; 3 years old, 7st. 71bs.; 4 yearsold, Bst. 71bs.; 5 years old and aged, Bst. 11 lbs. Mares and geldings allowed 31bs.; one mile and a half. The second horse to receive 20 soys. out of the stakes.- The winner to pay 5 soys. towards expenses. The Challenge Cup, value 100 soys., on its terms. ! Two-year old Stakes, of £5 each, h.f., with £50 ! adr*ed; half a mile; Bst. 71bs.; mares and ! geldings allowed 31bs. The Canterbury Cup, of £30, added to a sweepstakes of £3 each; one mile and a quarter; C.J.C. weights for age, viz.:—2 years old, 6st. lOlbs.; -3 years old, Bst. 91bs.; 4 years old, 9st. 131b5.; 5 years old, lOst, 7,1b5.; 6 years and aged, lOst. lOlbs.; mares and geldings allowed 3ibs. - SEC 0N D DA Y. The Criterion Stakes, of £3 each, with £20 added; one mile; 2 years old, sst. lOlbs.; 3 years old, 7st.. lOlbs.; 4 years, old, Bst. 71bs. ; 5 years old and aged, Bst. lOlbs. The Derby Stakes, of £10 each, h.f., with £100 added, for 3 year olds; one mile and a half; I ' Bst. 71bs.; mares and geldings allowed | 41bs. The Innkeepers' Plate, of £ , added to a sweepstakes of ten per cent on the value of the plate; one mile heats. • The Ladies' Purse, of £ -, added to a sweepstakes of ten per cent on the value of the purse: two miles and a half; 3 years old, 9st. 91bs.; 4 years old, 10 131b5.; 5 years old, list. 71bs.; 6 years old and aged, list. lOlbs. Gentlemen riders. The winner of the Derby or Challenge Cup to carry 31bs. extra. Handicap Plate, of £25. Entrance, £3 each; one mile ; for all ages. The Hack Stakes, of 1 soy. each, with £5 added, for all horses that are not entered or have not run at this meeting, and that have never won any public money; post entries. THIRD D A Y. The Member's Plate of £ , added to a sweepstakes of ten per cent, &c, for all ages; one mile and a half; 2 years old, sst. 21bs.; 3 years old, 7st. 71bs.; 4 years old, Bst. lOlbs; 5 years old, 9st. 7lbs.; 6 years old arid aged, 9st. lOlbs. The Queen's Plate, of £100. Entrance, £5 each, for all ages; three miles; C.J.C. weights for age ; mares and geldings allowed 31bs. . The winner of the Derby, the Challenge Cup, or Ladies' Purse, 31bs. extra. The Forced Handicap Sweepstakes, of £10-each, . h.f., forced for all winners, optional to losers; one mile. The Consolation Stakes, Handicap, of £2 each, with £20 added, for beaten horses; one mile. ' The Selling Stakes, of £2, with £20 added; one mile and a quarter. C.J.C. weights for age. The winner to be sold for, £100; if entered to be sold for £90, allowed 71bs.;. if for £80,141b5.; if for £70, 211b5. ; if for £60, 281b5.; if for £50, 36lbs. The winner to be sold by auction immediately after the race, and the surplus, if any, to go to the fund. The following races are closed, viz.:—Wanderer Cup, Maiden Stakes, Two-year Old Stakes, and Canterbury Derby. ,The remaining races, with the exception of the Forced Handicap, Consolation, and Selling Stakes, to close and name on the 11th day of February, to the Secretary of the Canterbury Jockey Club. C. G. HODGSON, Hon. Sec. CHRISTCHURCH LAND BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. THE next monthly meeting of the Society for - payment of subscriptions and sale of shares, will be held in the Town Hall, Christchurch, THIS EVENING, JANUARY 7, At Seven o'clock. The sale of shares at nine o'clock. Five unrealised shares having fallen into the Society, the committee will. re-issue the same at this meeting to the person or persons offering the greatest bonus for them. The live shares will be put up for competition, immediately prior to the ordinary sale of shares. ■ By order of the Committee, THOMAS I. JOYNT, Secretary. Christohurch, Jan.. 4,1860.