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CAVEBSHAM HOUSE. JT. PARKINSON, taking the opportunity of thanking his friends and the public for their past liberal support, begs to inform them that his stockyards being complete, on the above well known premises, he intends submitting etock, merchandise, &c. T for sale each market day privately or by public auction. . ~ Good paddocks and stabling in connection with the premises. KB. —Gentlemen newly arrived, or from, the country, desirous of a quiet home, will find every convenience for themselves and horses at ' CAVERSHAM HOUSE.' FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY MILCH COWS.—The prior purchaser can have the choice from on of the finest lots of cows in the market. Apply to JOHN T. PARKINSON. FOR SALE. BUSINESS PREMISES, with Goodwill of leases. Some of the best business premises in Christclmrch, in the most central parts of the town. Apply to JOHN T. PARKINSON. VALUABLE LEASHOLD FARM FOR SALE. K(\ ACRES OF LAND at Avon *.J*-J Head, all under cultivation, and forming one of the best managed farms in Canterbury. The land is well fenced, and divided by a beautiful stream of water running through, together with two good dwelling houses, barn, stables, piggeries, &c, &c. The term of lease has fifteen years unexpired, at an increasing rental, averaging 12s 6d per acre per annum. Half value of all buildings to be paid at the expiration of lease. For further particulars apply to JOHN T. PAEKINSON. WORKING BULLOCKS, BOWS, YOKES, AND DRAY FOR SALE. MR. LADBROOKE'S Prebble Town, four bullocks, known as the best in the oniony, together with bows, yokes, chains, and dray. Apply to JOHN T. PARKINSON. FOR SALE. A THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE, J\- with his engagements. Apply to JOHN T. PARKINSON. pOR SALE, KANGAROO DOGS. Six fine Kangaroo Dogs. Apply to JOHN T. PARKINSON. WANTED a FEMALE COOK; references as to capabilities and character required. Apply to Mrs. Parkinson, C'aversham House, Christchurch. TRUST MONEY to be advanced on mortgage for a term of years, on approved freehold security, in or near Christchureh. Apply to Messrs. WYATT & TBAVERS. October 2, 1861. HPHE COMMITTEE of the Pigeon A Bay Circulating Library, return their thanks to the public for the liberality which has enabled them to send home the sum of £70 towards the purchase of books, periodicals, &c. for the Library. They have also arranged to open a reading room,'free to the public, in the old school-hove on the beach, and hope that I passengers to and from Pigeon Bay -will take advantage of it The first newspapers and other periodicals of the day, will be on the table. W S. FITZGERALD, Secretary. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ALL ADVERTISEMENTS inserted .xl. in "The Press' will be charged for on the published scale, unless notice to withdraw them shall have l>eeu addressed in writing to the Editor of "The Press. , The Editor cannot undertake to take notice of verba communications made to persons connected with the office.