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Press, Volume III, Issue 69, 6 September 1862, Page 11

Mβ. CHAELES PEKCEVAL, GENERAL BOOKING & PARCEL OFFICE GLOUCESTER STREET, ' CHRISTCHURCH. BETWEEN THK UNION PUINTINO OFFICE AND Tlilßtfs. V. R. CHRISTCHURCH TO TIMARU IN FORTY-EIGHT HOUKS. \\r T>AINES Legs to inform the " f . XJ Public that lie lias made ariantrements with Mr. C. Perceval to meet him at the Ashburton, in order to perform the journey in forty-eight hours. All parcels must be pre-patrt ainj serif to Mr. Perceval's office by noon on Wednesday— Pjireels sent after noon, will be charged one shilling extra. No responsibility will be incurred for detention at the rivers. fares: £ s. d. Ghristchurch to the Rakaia 10 0 " " Ashburtoa 1 10 0 " il Rangitata 2 10 0 Beyond the above distances 3 0 0 Ten pound of luggage allcnved for each passenger, extra weight and parcels at four-pence per pound ; no parcels taken under half-a-crown. N.B. —Commissions of all Idnds punc tually attended to. No watches for the future will be taken. Christchurch, Feb. 28th, 18G2. PUBLIC NOTICE. nPHE TIMARU WEEKLY MAIL J- will leave Christchurch every Wednesday at 4-past 4 p.m. and arrive at Chrstchureh from Timaru every Friday afternoon. INIi AN D TRANSIT REGISTRY OFFICE, and GENERAL FORWARDING AGENCY, OLOUCKSTEH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. \\l HERE all Parcels will be received * » and registered for Waitangi, Timaru, I a.nd all intermediate Stations on the South Koad, Saltwater Creek, Eangiora, and any other place of call on the North lioad, Port Lytteifcon and the Bays Parcels received from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. daily, and forwarded by the next outgoing cart, or any particular one as directed. A way-bi]l will be forwarded by each vehicle, with weight, sender and recipient's names. Parcels can be pro-paid or otherwise at the option of the registrar. .Scats for passengers registered and secured for any of the above mentioned places, but must be pre-paid. Conveyances w ill leave the for Port four times a day at 8. 31). a.m., S) aiu., 1. 80. aud 3 p.m. Timaru and Southern Stations every Wednesday at 4. 15. p.m. Saltwater Creek, 11 o'clock on Wednesday and Friday. Kaiapoi, Wood end, \-c, 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. A waiting room is attached to the office where intending passengers can await the starting of the different convoyauces. MR. ghakles"peuci-:valT T_l AS opened a Registry Qifice for -*•-*• Servants, Laborers, &c, and has now applications from married couples, single women, contractors, carpenters, &c. for employment. For particular enquire at the General Booking Office, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Gloucester-street, Christchurch. 25th March, 1862. KANGITATA FEERY, FOli SALE. A FINE opportunity ia here offered to an enterprising and industrious man to realize his capital laid out, save money, and make a good living. The present proprietors are anxious to retire from the business for the purpose of giving their numerous family a good education. The house contains sixteen rooms, there are also on the premises good roomy stables and stockyard, and a government punt on the river. For further particulars apply to MR. C. PERCEVAL, At the General Hooking Office. nSNION~BANtf OF AUSTRALIA. Paid-up Capital £1,000,000. Reserve Fond, .£200,000. FROM the Ist July, interest on fixed deposits will be allowed at the Christchurch and Lytttlton "Br.mehes ot this Bank, at the following rates:— For 3 months, at the rate of 2f per cent # immim „6„ m 3 „ 12 „ „ „ 4 . JOSH PALMER, Manager. Christchurch; E. l>. BYRNE, Manager, Lyttelton, Jane t>B, 1851.