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Press, Volume II, Issue 45, 22 March 1862, Page 11

MR. CHARLES PERCEVAL, GENERAL BOOKING Se PARCEL OFFICE, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, Next Doon to Olliviuu & Son's Sale RooMs-fl CHRISTCHURCH TO TIMARU IN FORTY-EIGHT HOURS. ;W 12AINES begs to inform the vt . JL. Public that he has made arrangements with Mr. C. Porccval to meet him at tho Ashburton, in order to perform the journey in forty-eight hours. AH parcels must be pre-paid' aud sent to Mr. Perceval's office by noon on Wednesday—Parcels sent after noon, will be charged one shilling extra. No responsibility will be incurred for detention at the rivers. fares: £ s. i). Christchurch to the Rakaia 10 0 " " Ashburton 1 10 0 " " Rangitata 210 0 Beyond the above distances P> 0 0 Ten pound of luggage allowed for each passenger, extra weight and parcels at four-pence per pound; no parools taken under, half-a-crown. N.B.—Commissions of all kinds punctually attended to, No watches for the" future will be taken. Christchurch, Feb. 28th, 18G2. TU-R. CHARLES PERCEVAL in- ■ ifJ - forms the public in general and the residents on the South Road and Timaru in particular, that on and aftor MONDAY, 24th FEBRUARY, he intends starting a COMMISSION AGENCY in Christchurch, for tho execution of commissions for those living at long distances. The greatest care will bo taken in the selection of all orders. The orders to be paid for by return of post. The greatest punctuality in all money matters may lie relied on. Five per conk commission will be charged on all orders under £50, 2J above that sum. A Coach Office will be connected with tho business for receipt of parcels. A time-table will be kept for tho information of all travellers whether by sea or land. £1 REWARD. LOST, by Mb. Erskine, a gbeen ' MOROCCO LEATHER POCKET BOOK, COII * tabling letter*, notes, and money to the amount i of three or four porinds; supposed to have been lost] between tho Rakaia'and Mr. Ford's Station, i _7he above reward will be paid to any one who will deliver the same to Messrs. Erskino and Simms, Timaru, or to Mr. C Perceval, Christ; church. PUBLIC NOTICE. THE TIMARU WEEKLY MAIL will leave Christchurch every Wednesday at J-past 4 p.m. and arrive at Chratohnrch from Timaru every Friday afternoon. ROYAL HOTEL, TIMARU. W ALLEN begs to thank the gentry • and the public in general for their past favours, and to inform them that tho extensive alterations and additions to his hotel being now complete, he is enabled to accomodate public and private parties with every comfort. The well-known Timaru Stables, the property of Messrs. Stubbs and Cuff, adjoin tho Hotel. TIMARU. T)R. LEVY, Member of the Faculty of Medicine at Paris, may be consulted at his residence, Timaru. £1 REWARD. LOST from Timaru j three working Bullocks recently purchased from Christchurch by the undersigned and answering the following description, viz.— 1 yellow and white, branded Eon rump 2 red, little wlute on tail and belly, branded CW* on ribs, and three numerals on rump of each, numbers forgotten. Any one giving such information as will lead to the discovery of the aforesaid Bullocks, will receive the above reward. Apply to C. PERCISVAL, for H_ Butleb. TO BE SOLD, A VERY FINE BRED BULL. TO Ih* seen at Heywood Farm, on the Town Dclt adjoining the Christehuivh Cemetery Reserve. -TRUE partnership hitherto subsisting -*- between James Tyler and James Lumsden is this day dissolved by mutual consent The business will be carried on in future by James Tyler. JAMES LUMSDEN, JAMES TYLER. Witness—William Guace. Waitangi River, Jan. 2, 1802J