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May bo had of o ' abemtets. hairdrossen. and dealers in fancy goods, or from the makers, enclosed In neat box, post tree, 2a in stamps. On the same principal a made « much larger and stronger brash (or doge, cattle, horses, Ac, Cottle and horse brooders should eee thia brash at ones. Horses will allow its nso on tny part of their bodies, and it produces a clean and healthy skin. Bead for prospootus. Prices, tree to neawmt railway station—dog crash, 2a 6d i cattle ditto, Sa j horse ditto, 8s 6d in stamps.— ASHWORTH BROTHERS, Ashley lane. Mom. eh eater. 00 jfV ATHFB honey from your flowers. Neighbour's iTf celebrated Beehives, Philadelphia Exhibition, 1876; Puis Exhibition, 1807, 1878, Throe •liver prise medals awarded to George Neighbour and Hons. Neighbours’ Improved Cottage Beehive u originally Introduced byGeorge Neighbour and Bona, working three bell glasses j Is neatly and strongly mode of straw} it has three windows in the lower hive. This hive will be (onmd to possess many practical advantages, and is more easy of management than any ether beehive tba has ceeii introduced. Price complete £1 16s } stand (or ditto 10s6d. .Bar Frame Hives of most approved construction at 7e 6d, 12s 6d, to 25s each. Philo, delphte Frame Hives, complete, with cover and stand, 42a. An Italian Alp Queen, with full directions for uniting to block stocks, at current prioee, Ligurian and English Boos. Stocks and swarms may be obtained oa heretofore. “ The Apiary.** By Alfred Neighbour. Be, postage Sd. A newly arranged catalogue of other improved hives, with drawings and prices, sent on receipt of two stamps. George Neighbour and Sons, 187, High Holborn,3W.O.; or 49 Regent olroofc, London, W, U O O K I K'B IMPROVED BEIBLITZ POWDER, ros IMMJDIATELT tEODUOIBG BXIDLHZ WAXES, WITHOUT IE! SLIGHTEST TROUBLE, |TB prepared from a correct analysis of theoeleA. brated Gorman Spring, the value of which fox so many years has been rally recognised by (he Medical Profession.* From the combination of Saline Salts and Carbonic Aold, action upon th. Digestive and Renal Organs Is at onoe effected. j as a uxnri aphbihkt, It is especially recommended in all cues of Biliousness, Indigestion, Sickness, Headaches, and other aumente, whioh are generally so pre* valent in tropical climates. It is cooling, refresh, teg, and invigorating, and In oases of ran as will bfound a most convenient and salutary febrifuge, has stood the test of BO tbab«* npinnaraa, and those who have onoe taken it continue its ns (rom confidence in Its medicinal qualioes. As h the ingredients are in one bottle. It will be fonnd moot oogynmarr op adiokißtbatiov. Cvanufaotured only by HOOBIN, WILSON k 00. EL Duke street, Manchester square, London, Whcdesiie Agents i KSMPTKORNE, PEOSSSB CO., Dunedin, Auckland, Christchurch, FELTON GRIHWADE A CO.. Wellington. tABCELLES* Gout and Rheumatic Pills, at onoe relieve, and in a few days cure, gout, rheumatism, sciatica, tic, Ac. Sold at Is Ha ana 8s 9d per box, by all chemists and medicine vendor IP Publications THB OANTEBBUBY TIMES, Dbo. 81. PECIALEA T U B fi 8. AGRICULTURAL —Farming Prospeots—Sparrow Catching (by A. H. Shury) Stock American Merino Sheep—lntercolonial Items—Chips. AMUSEMENTS Drama tie Doings In New Zealand and Australia Onr Melbourne Dramatic Letter (by W.H.W.) Foreign Gossip. AQUATIC—Union Bowing Club Hanlan and Plaistod in ’Frisco Hosmer, the Bos* tonian—City and Tower Hamlets Regatta— American Amateur Souliers—Triokatt and Plaistod for £2oo—The Aquatic Champion. ship of France, Ac,, Ao., Ac. ATHLETlC—Caledonian Sports—Female Pedes* trian Tournament stopped in Melbourne— American and English A mate nr Beoorde, CRICKET* Wellington v. Nelson Cricket Trophies Death of an old Victorian Cricketer—A good Analysis—Local M atohes —Victoria v, England—Shaw’s Eleven in America, Ao., Ac., Ao. COUBSING —Notes (by Brigadier.) dPOBTINO— Spotting Notes (by Sir Lannoelot)— A Practical Suggestion—Heathooto Baoea —Auckland Races —Ohoka and Eyreton Baoea—Kakanui Baoea—Grey month Baoea —Australian Notes—The Betting Market— The V.B.C. Champion Meeting (by Sir Lannoelot)— Foreign Notes. THE NATURALIST—Good Sets of Teeth. THE SKETCHES Anecdotal Photographs : General Ignatieff—The ** Times ’* Newspaper—Another Skirmishing Plot. THE TRAVELLER—Monte Carlo. THE YOUNG—Phil’s Burglar. Alee, Arm Chair, Oheem Draughts, Ladies* eotama. Literary, Literature, Motfeaux, Footer;, Scientific Gossip, AND ALL OTHBB KHWB OF THS! WKBH BICE SIXPENCE. THE OANTEKBUEY TIMES. 24 THE “Lyttelton Times ’’ Company Limited have effected considerable improvements in this Journal, with, the view of rendering it more attractive to both Town and Country readers. Its size has now been increased to THIRTY-TW O Pages, thereby making it ene of the LARGEST WEEKLY PUBLICATIONS in the Colony. The reading matter is arranged on a new bams, and SATURDAY’S issue contains ; Pages. Advebtisbmbhts ... 1,2,3,4,15,16,29,30,81,82 A qbicultubal—Fanning Prospects—Sparrow Catching (by A. H. Shury)-Imported Stock—American Merino Sheep—lntercolonial Items—Chips—Gleanings 6,7 Amusements—Dramatic Doings in New Zealand, end Australia—Onr Melbourne Dramatic Letter (by W. H. WJ— Foreign Gossip ... Aquatic—Events to Come—Union Rowing Club—Hanlan and Plaistod in San Fran- . cisco—Hosmer, the Bostonian—City and Tower Hamlets Regatta—American Amateur Scullers Trickett and Flaisted for £2oo—The Aquatic Championship of France 18 Athletic—Events to Come—Caledonian Sporto —Female Pedestrian Tournament Stopped in Melbourne —English and American Amotenr Records ... 13 Births, Mabbiaobs, ahd Deaths 15 Brevities 25 Chess—Blackburne v. Znkertort ... 25 Cbicebt—Cricket Fixtures—Nelson v. Wellington—Cricket Trophies—Death of an Old Victorian Cricketer Match—A Good Analysis—Local Matches— Victoria v, England—Shaw's Eleven in America 12,18 COUESIKO-Notos (by Brigadier) ... ... ... 12 Übauohts—Game, Single Corner—Draughts Nows Exhibition General Ladies’ Column—Esthetic Dress ing and Under-dressing... Lite babv—Gleanings Litebatube—Various Tales... Local ahd Qrneual Local Reports Meetings Mobceaux Meteoboligical Miscellany Poetbt PCZZLHB Road Boards Science—Soiontifio Gossip (by Salvia) Shipping .%.• _ Spouting—Racing Calendar—A Practical Suggestion—Tun Gossip (by Sir Laon colot) Heathcoto Races —Auckland Races—Ohoka and i yreton Races—Kakanui Races—Greymonth Races—Australian Notes—The Betting Market -The V.R.C. Champion Mooting (by Sir Lannoelot)—Foreign Notes 10,11,12 bTABLE-Oloanings ••• 7.8 TELEGRAMS 18, JO, AJ Thb Codbts ... ... , , 21 » 22 Thb Editob'b Abm-chaib—Joys of the Seaside —What Can’t bo Cured-A StipulationAll the Difference—Shaving tho Queen— Hasoh—What’s Trumps—A Shop Shut Up— The Eaddeals—A Challenge and tho Result —Listeners Never Hoar Anything, Ao.— The Missionary Trank—Two Affectionate Rivals , ••• Thb Garden—Work for tho Wook—Gleanings —A Cheap Appliance for Sulphuring Vinos « Thb Naturalist—Good Sots of Teeth ... <w Thb Sketched Anecdotal Photographs t General Ignatieff—Tho “Times’’ Nowspaper—Another Skirmishing Plot ... 26, 27 Thb Traveller—Monte Carlo ... ,£ The Week W. 17 The Young—Phil’s Burglar Useful Hints 8 25 ... ... 21 22, 23 •Over-drass--5 28,29 ... 18 8.9 21 27 PUBLISHED BVBBY SATURDAY, PBIOK—itXP^O*.

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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6506, 3 January 1882, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6506, 3 January 1882, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6506, 3 January 1882, Page 7

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