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Press, Volume I, Issue 21, 12 October 1861, Page 10 (Supplement)

[a card.] Mr. C. SWINBOUR Ne Photographic Artist. ' High-street, Christchurch Canterbury. ' Portraits taken daily between 9, and 5 p.m., and set in fram ea *** rings, brooches or lockets. ' ~~ | TOWN CAERIi, I CHBISTCHURCH. ' I ALL ORDERS LEFT AT THE STORbj OF MESSRS ALPORT, LOWTHER 0 R Mann's A 1 WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED To 1 W. A. PEARCE, BOOT MAKER, & c . Oxford-terrace west (Mar the Church ) Gentlemen's boots re-footed at modente terms. 73 Repairs prompt and superior. UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. r-pHE CHRISTCHURCH BRANCH -* will in future be open for the tramaction of business on Saturdays until 3 o'clock, instead of closing at 1 o'clock v heretofore. \ JOSEPH PALMER, Manager. Christchurch, 20th July, 1861. . 119 JOHN COKER, T>EGS to inform his customers and the -*-* Public, that he has opened a Bacon and Ham Department. And fromtbeir being cured on the Premises, he can guarantee they will give general eatisflc? tion. Beef, Pork and German Samaga, Saveloys, and Spiced Beef, always en hand. The Trade Supplied. 41 EXCHANGE HOTEL, KAIAPOI. T'HE PROPRIETOR DAVID A EVEREST respectfully solicits tto attention of Visitors to the above esteblwk ment situated in the most pleasant part of the Town. To families and gentlemen en route to Christohurch and the Northern District this Hotel will be fonnd a resort where every attention can be paid to their individual wants and comfort. 27 May 27 1861. ♦THE PRGSS' OFFICE, MONTREAL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. p WATSON, V:r * is prepared to execute Genba* Printing with neatness, punctuality*w> , ! dispatch, and at reasonable prices. Orders left at * The Press ' Office » above, or with E. Mills, Bookseller, 4c> London Street, Lyttelton, will receive prompt attention. Orders from the Country must be accompanied with remittance*. 107 July 20, 1861 CANTERBURY BREWEBT. pORTER, 3s. per gallon, is » of -*■ ready for delivery. 176 CROFT & WAED.