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\\T ANT ED,—By a respectable young * * person, of good address,—a situation .is Assistant in a shop, or as BarmaiC in a respectable Hotel, where the hours are not Very lengthy. References Address : 8.R.5., Daily Times Office, Duaedin. THREE POUNDsIREWAKD. LOST on Tuesday night last from the stahle at the back of the Royal Oak, a tall CHESTNUT GELDING, with one white hind leg and blaze on tace, no brands. Any person delivering the Bame horse \o* Mr. Joseph Page, Chriatchurch, will receive the above reward. OQ REWARD.—LOST—Probably on £W ** or near the South Lincoln Road, a White Plated Cap, from the wheel of a carriage, no maker's name. The above Reward will be given to any person bringing the miffing cap in good order to il/rilfoNEY, Livery Stable Keepei, Market Plan Christchurch. August 21, 1862 G 1 REWARD.-Strayed from Mr ct» A Stewart's paddocks at Riverslea, dark irongrey COLT FOAL, when last seen bad strangles. The above reward will be paid to any one delivering him at Ladbrooke's Livery Stables. STRAYED from White's Accomodatton House, on Saturday, August 30, a bay gelding, named " Charley," about 14J hands— 0 years old—white etar on forehead. Having originally been brought from Oxford he is most likely to be found there. Whoever brings him to White's Accomodation house—to Mr. Jebson, Kowai Coal Works, or to Messrs. Ollivier and Son, Christchurch, will be rewarded. September 2, 1862. jp £) REWARD-LOST .about three months since, a Bay'MARE with foal at foot, branded W P on near shoulder. Whoever will give euch information as will lead to its recovery will receive the above reward by applying to Mr. Kissell, saddler, Cash el street. _______ _____ A LADY lately arrived from England is desirous of obtaining a few pupils for the Pianoforte and singing. For particulars apply to Mr. C. Prinpe, Sydenham House. CHRISTCHURCH COAL COMPANY. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. THE PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED A THE MEETING HELD AT THK WHITB HART, ON TUESDAY, JUNE 17, GIVE notice that they are now in a position to receive applications for shares. The capita) of the company is to consist o £5000, in 1000 shares of £5 each, of which sum it is at present proposed that only one-half shall be called up, in two amounts, at intervals of three and six months. The shareholders will be entitled to receive coals at a depdt on the Ferry Road, at a slight percentage on the actual cost. The object of the company is to obtain a constant supply of cools. at the wharf, at _ price that shall not be fluctuating, and it is therefore believed that consumers generally will be glad to avail themselves of an opportunity to assist in securing bo desirable a result; from tenders already received the Provisional Committee believe that the price may be at present stated at about £3 10s. j>er ton.' So coon as half the capital is subscribed, il is proposed to convene a meeting of the shareholders, and proceed to the election of five directors, with whom the entire management of the affaire of the company, will rest. In the meantime the Provisional Committee will be glad to receive applications for shares, upon which a deposit of 2s. 6d. a share will be required to defray expenses. The following is the form: ••' Gentlemen,— j< request you will allot mc shares in the •Christchurch Coal Company, upon which I am prepared to pay the deposit on receiving notice of the number allotted to mc. I, am, gentlemen, Yours &c. -O— ' ' •'! '; ; The following gentlemen form the Provisional Committee : ' (: ' . Mr. McLean, "W.Wilson, •• C. Davie, •• J.. Ollivier, "M. Sprot, Hon. Sec, ' To whom ,it is requested that all com* munications will be addressed. Christchurch, June 26, 1862. rHE Undersigned having made arrangements with Messrs. Kenrick & Quin, for the purchase of the stock on band, and all timber cut at their Mill, is prepared to deliver same 1o order. Slabs, posts, rails, and firewood. R KYFFIN KENRICK, • HwewocK? Forett.