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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVI, Issue 6503, 30 December 1881, Page 3

Publication* TEX CANTERBURY XIMXB. mUK *'Lyttelton Time#" Company Limited JL .have effected considerable iminwemeata In Uiis Journal, with the view cl ronduring it snore attractive to both Town and Country reader*. It*»l»e has how boon fnerewwd to TIIIBTTf-TWn thereby making it *ne of the LARGEST WEEKLY PUBLICATIONS in the Colony. The reading matter J* arranged on a new bade, and SATURDAY'S iasoe contains iPo*o#, AfcVEBfISEMEHTS ... 1,2,3,4. 6,15,18,25, 30,31, 32 AanicvLtniUL Ballway Abuse* - Export of Frozen Meat- Imported Stock—intercolonial Item#-Chlp^-A New American Harvester Fattening an Old Milch CowGleanings 7,9 AKoeaxains—Dramatic Doings to Hew Zealand and Australia-Onr Melbourne Dramatic Letter (by W.H.W,)—Foreign Goe»ip ... ... Z. ... 23 a<jv*Tic—Events to Corn* Aquatic Notes (by Jaecm)—llanlan v. Born and Triokctt... 13 Arntexio—Eventa to Como - Oaraaru Caledonlan Society—Auckland AihletJe Club'* Snort*— Challenge to Walkers—Twenty-*!* Honrs' 00-as-you-plmtc—Walking Exhibitions—Female Contest Bowell Challenged by Boblor-llaby v. Hancock for £lw— Myers’ Onarfcr-mllo Against Time ... Bictcmho—English Bicyclists for America— He Civvy v. Duncan—Amateur Championship of Alonohcster—League of American Wheelmen—The HundrcdMlleaßecord ... Sixths, Mabiwxoeh, aed Deaths Bbsvitiks * Chess Cricket—Cricket Fixtures— Papanui Cricket Club—The next Australian Team—Visit of Dnnedin Clnbs—Alt England and Otago K etches Local Matches The Otago Cricketers—The English Eleven in Australia—Heavy Scoring in 1881 Couxaivo—English Notes “ Oxadobts—Game, 13 i Notes (by Brigadier) Bristol—Draughts Match',., mum for the Young U 13 24 24 23 9 ... 6,6 27.88 17,18 ... 9 ... 27 ... 20 ... 21 ... 27 ... 24 ... 6 15 Oakes—Holiday dames Oexekal... Ladies’ Cowan—Suggestions for Naming Chil dron—Gossip Lmnunv—Gleanings LmcßATenß -Christmas Tales LOCAL AND OBEEBAL Mail News Morceadx ... ... HBETrxas ... ... Own COBXXSFOXSEHIB Porrxr ... Pumxx ... ... „ Soibece—Scientific Gossip (by Salvia) Saimvo... Sroirrino— Booing Calendar—Turf Gowip (by Sir Lanncelot)—Handicaps, Entries, and Acceptances—Southland llscos—Makikiki Baoes—Australian Notes-Foreign Notes— Sporting Notes from Home (by Hello*) — Important English Baces ... ~. pO, II Teucobakb ... ... ... IB> 19,20 TheCOChis 21,22 The Editor’s Abr-Chair Assaulted—The . Matchmaking Gumc Quickly Fixed— A Queer Dagger—A wording to Circumstance!* —A Onocrbcd Family—A Sermon on the Wharf-Ragbag’* Boy—Trials of a City Horticulturist -1 he Bom 27 The Gardes- Work for the Week- Oleaninga —Watering and Mulching—The new Single Dahlia—The Fruit Gordon ... „. ... 6, 7 The Natuxausp—Good Sets of Teeth 26 The Sketches—Christmas Sketches: Boyni Christmas—Agricultural Christmas Costoms—Christmas Superstitions 25 The Traveller—Christmas in Other Lands— Christmas in Canada The Week The Toojto—Merry Christmas, Mamma Useful Hum Voixkteebs .. Wool Sales . ...' SUPPLEMENT. Aebivxbsakt Dat —Popular Sports —Fire Briende Demonstration—Aknroa. Excursion —The Little Eiver Railway—Opening of the Timaru Waterworks—Amberley Baces I, EnccAnoHAL—Annual School Examinations— The Low Scale of Teachers' Salaries ■ ... Elections Exhibitioss—Courtenay Horticultural Show— Woodend Horticultural Society—Oxford Horticultural and Poultry Association's Spring Show Boad Boards 5 13,17 28,27 ... « .. 21 ... 8 PUBLISHED KVEBY SATUBDAY, PBIOR-SIXPKHCi. jgBBEEBPBBS* BSOCIATION The Official Organ of the Aasooiatioa Is the fjl The APIABIAN COLUMN will be found to ooetain exhanativo and thoroughly reliable infer nation on every detail oonneoted with the profit. ■UaaKMgHßitetot Bees. The matter is specially compiled by Practical Apiarians, an as ,to be adapted to the raanirmnante of thia Colony Conveyances. MATWABD*S (late Ball) Samner Mall Coaches have Morton's Bttol, Cjriatchureb, daily , I.SO, 5 pjx. t leave Patterson's Marine Hotel, Samner, dally 3.10,1L50,3.30,5 for summer months, from Oct. 1. Sunday—Lea n Morton’s Hotel 10.15. S p.m.. 6 p.m.! lea e Pattersons Sumnert 9J50, 13.15, 5 p.m. Picnic parties and family as per agreement. W. Hayward. Sumner, Morton'* Hotel Christchurch ®2B BALCAIBN TO LBITHFIBLD. ~ ON and after Ist Jan. 1881, a Convoyanoe will Leave (the Post office) J. Whit® and Co.** store. Leith field, in time to meet the morning train for Christchurch, and morning and evening trains rom Chrislohnrsh. „ t D. SHAW Proprietor EXCURSION ACROSS THE SOUTHERN ALPS. SPLENDID MOUNTAIN « BUSH SCENES*. WEST COAST, 0088 A CO.*B v 1* IN* of Koval Mail Coaches from Christchurch JU to BokAika. Gwymcmth. Kumara, Rove, Beafton, and Weetport, leave I'fewtogfiidaieverj Tuesday and Friday on arrivsl of first Train, returning to Christ church on Wednesday and Saturday. Passengers ate requested to secure their seat* atOobb r d Co-'a Office. Cathedral Square. CJm.it ohurch, posvibla before 5 p.m. the prooaHng day. whoro tb 3 wfll receive every Information required. Gn at redaction* on lograge and naroela, A, MINNIE A CO„ Proprietom. O A. CLBICH, Agent. Cobb and Co.'a Office, Cathedral Bonaie. Cbriatohnrch. THE liONQBEACH COACH. HOMAfI COTTON wishes to Inform tne travelling publlo between Ashburton snd rbeaoh that he baa taken over the Coacb &eea from Ur George WiUoeks, sad hopesfor mtinnanee of the support hitherto aooorded to leaves Lesgbesoh daily at 7.50 am., OrdWs, parcels, and telegrams punctually at. tended to. ' BOTAL MAIL COACH, SOUTH BAKAITaND BABBHLLL. A CONVEYANCE wiuTeave BairklU dally at A a.m, for South Bakaia, rcturninyat 13 am. Dngfiea and Saddle Hones on Hire. W THUS, MUTTBB, Proprietor ABHBUBTON, ABBMUBTON FORKS, AND MOUNT SOtiBBS BOTAL MAIL COACH. riIBXS Ooseh leaves Ashburtro or m Tuaedoj I and Friday on the arrival cf the Fsm« itSSt i trim Christchurch and the ordinary Trait (tom Timaru. ramaing every Wednesday sat Satruday In ilma for the lost Trains north south. .... . ~ Buggies and Saddle Horses alway* <*a hifv. Proprietor, Ashburton Llvsry StaW** oiwsit . Uai.wavK%*»» • WAim BUSH, GERALDINE AND ORARI botll mail ooaoii. mHB OHBAPBNT* BEST, and SI!OXT»m J. aOUTB to OwaWUas and Walks Buab !■ (row (As Otari Bailway Station, where os» ronveenoes run to and from ail trains North and South. We tsavs thsWdhi buah every morning at b nhmtes part 81*, anft o«wMlm al to irinuir spay Bim, in time to catch tbs first train (or Ttof.~ UU& PatoMs end Lugeags to snd irom the StatHio mmKU mt RPRuiuh HAtiHlB PLAINS, AKUBI ASIBON PROVINCE, SntlßEOToom unlcatloa by Mail Cwsb wn Tuerdny, an aniral M_firab. Wain Item itohunb* ret mint svew ThwriUo moraU » ■ • • i. train for Christobnroh. FRANCIS MOLDEB, u to oatoh las. I'rorrloto? BALOAIBN TO LBITHFIBLD. 30A0H will leave the City Hotel, lelthfie'. la lime to meet the morning train o inhurah. and '.Morning aad Bvenin* Train Bwtetohuroh „ - li. STAGE, PreofletoF. graph linn of rotaj. , MAH AOBEB TO HUBUNUI AND WAUU. AOS UR leave Amberley to* Humtl --- for Walau ev«w Mob. Waian Few. *rad»l |Vli v* IKNI WIMH Ivom 99* t from Hturtmul dally, WsJwwferi y and Friday i upper Waian Ferry ay. atm yiAJ(oljl hoIUEB.^