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Press, Volume II, Issue 41, 22 February 1862, Page 7

JUST LANDED EX 'MATOAKA , . AND NOW ON SALE AT THE LONDON CLOTHING HALL. TWO CASES OF THOSE MUCH ADMIRED AND SOUGHT FOE FELT HATS, IN DIFFERENT COLORS AND SHAPES CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING :— THE OXFORD, THE DEERSTALKER, THE PRINCE OF WALES, THE VICTOR (WITH LEATHER BANDS), THE MILTON, THE GARIBALDI, THE LINCOLN, THE RICHMOND, THE ETONIAN, THE PALMERSTON. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TURBANS, TWEED HATS, WITH STRAW AND JAPANED BRIMS. An early call is solicited ns the greater part of them are bespoken. LONDON CLOTHING HALL, HIGH STREET, CHRtSTCHURCH, A. ABRAHAMS, PROPRIETOR. notice, 7" " TO HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS. IT is a well-known fact that in Christchurch manufacturers of Lemonade, Ginger Beer, Soda and other Aerated Waters have found it impossible to produce first-class beverages, owing to the necessity of using water taken from the river or from ordinary wells, and which has been rendered impure and unwholesome by vegetable matter and surface drainage. W. GEE, Begs to inform his customers that to overcome this difficulty he lia s SUNK AN ARTESIAN WELL on his premises, from which he obtains an INEXHAUSTABLE SUPPLY OF THE PUREST WATER; lie can therefore confidently recommend his new stock of Ginger Beer, Lemonade, Soda Water, AND OTHER SUMMER DRINKS, AS BEING INFINITELY SUPERIOR IN QUALITY TO ANY HITHERTO PRODUCED IN THE PROVINCE. W. GEE, Pastry-cook, Confectioner, and Manufacturer of Aerated Waters COLOMBO STREET. NOTICE. WE BEG TO NOTIFY THAT ON AND AFTER THIS DATE arrangements with MB. THOMAS B. CRAIG, as agent to our firm have expired. MR. THOMAS RITCHIE will for the future carry on our business, and act as our representative in this province. C. BROWN & CO. Witness— J. L COSTER, Lyttclton, Canterbury, N. Z. 19th February, 1862. N OTICI THE PROPRIETORS of the 'PRESS,' having fitted and furnished their new premises in Cashel Street, are now prepared to undertake BOOK WORK AND JOBBING- PRINTING to any extent. They also intimate to subscribers and advertisers that the 'PRESS , will in future be published at eight o'clock on Saturday Mornings. All communications relative to subscriptions and advertisements* to be addressed to Mr. Colborne Veel, at the publishing office/