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Press, Volume II, Issue 51, 3 May 1862, Page 8

TO THE ELECTORST^*T the honor s ; x as (we ~f your Representativesi i,, *i Council, neither of us terminat.on of the connection kj a enlargement of the ('ouncil K°" U3 *k necessary. nas render^ My in.pression certainly was that I i. , tered into your service for the ~ i "* i * existence allotted to that WaneW M^* 1 « tuns and if such was also I?J eK *4 and you are wishful to renew our co?'^ beg to place my services at vo« r oT Un - 1 trust I may b, excused the neStyZ? ! personal canvass. y 0I I have the honor to lie, (•entknnen, Your faithfaberrant, JOSEPH BKin-n-Linwood. March 28, 1862. The unsigned begs to inhabitants of Canterbury »h e juHt received per • Victoria' , " a choice assortment of WINTER DBAPEHY, rWEIJUALT-KD IN CHEAPNESS ASD CONSISTING OF: DRESSES, shawls, colleen-bavn and liournous mautlcH Paletots iv s.-alskin, cluth, and tweed it variety, P^ Ladies' louse riding jackets, Kiilenlown petticoats, quilted silk and tWsdo [ (hildren » do, hnsey and repji skirts • (Jaril>aldi shirts and vesta, Ladies , and maids' corsets in every variety Thompson's best patent crinolines in woollen ami other materials, French merinos, French Wills, abiaag. elm,,, * 1 l • I'll' l *■*) Aberdeen winseys, ciivawians, carmelites, llamas in i,| llt amber, and white ' Scotch and printed shirtinp Flannels, longcloth, calicos white and uiifehwi in single and double widths, table damask Victoria table-covers, embroidered cloth do. Honeycomb and huckaback, with damuk I bordered towels, rough and dmsed holkmck j (ilass and tea-cloths, nursery diaper, &c White, drab, and slate twills, jeauettes anddnlj jean, ladies' trimmed and untrimmed straw and felt hats, children's do., imitation wire blinds, also furs. | I FAMILY MOUBNING. DAILY EXPECTED PEE ' ZEALAKDJA' Stri]>ed and checked flannels, kid and emprctt winter gloves, Ladies' and children's winter stockings, gats'du Chenille, braid, and silk hair nets, and various other articles too nunieroue to mention, J, SKILLICOUX. Colombo-street, April 15. ESTATE FOIt SALE. FOR SALE or on Lease with a purchaahiß clause, a valuable improved FREEHOLb EtiTA TE of 1385 ACRES or thereatoute. o first-rate land for agricultural or pastoral purpo ses, bounded for a mile on one side by stream, a short distance fruin excellent hub, and within 16 miles of Christchurch in a direct be, and 22 miles by road. The improvements consist of a large and substantial fta-rawtf Weatherboard jfowe, with entrance ball m verandah, cobbed and plastered throughout an.t finished in a superior manner, and outuuuttop. The improvements now in hand, consisting o: 450 chains of G foot ditch and bank breaking up 100 acres will be finished it «" expense of the vendor. ~ ■ A seam of lignite has been discovered «*" a mile of the property. ~ >~ Price low. Terms of payment easy. For particulars enquire of MESSRS. DUNCAN 4 WILLIAM^ Solicitors, Christchurch. April 14, 18G2. HORSE DEPOT, ABMAGH STRE* f THOMAS SHAILER, (FORMERLY STABI-EMAUATim CLCB), ■OEOS to inform the public tbatje* 13 taken the al)ove carrying on the business of a W and "hopes by moderate charges and fc his customers to secure a share of tne I support. , , an<i^ There are good stalls and loose boxes, an vehicles will be put under cover. d 4t r The loose boxes are «ood auil room). suited for the stalling of race Entire horses can be accomnimiateao season. . , _,«, ] e ft at Every attention given to n<«- i above stables, but no Further particulars can be a*tru. the proprietor on the premise, ! THOMAS S..A'_ "toTrkive iN'A'Fcm^iiT OVER..ASD ™o» , G , OO st . lectol i a nd bought out r TW. V,'H' JJ - "' ... ! TlK,e horses wiU 'be for «* **' , biimodiatt'ly on arrival.