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Press, Volume III, Issue 129, 30 March 1863, Page 6

RAILWAY CHOP HOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH. THOMAS B. TOMPKINS begs to intimate to his friends and the public generally that the above Hotel has undergone a complete altera tioa and improvement in the interior, and tha it is now replete with overy convenience. Chops, steaks, cutlets, and soups at all hours. T. _. T. .intends to keep always on hand the best wines and ales that can be obtained. N. B. Good stabling with every care and attention to horses. Horses bought and sold on commission. Saddle horses and conveyance always to be had on hire. THRASHING BY STEAM. E THOMAS, W. HARRIS, and A. ASHTON • aro prepared to recommend their large EIGHT HORSE-POWER THRASHING MACHINE as being ono of the best in Canterbury. It wiU tlirash from tive to seven hundred bushels a day ; it thrashes and winnows, and bags ready for market. The advantage of tins thrashing macliinc is that it only takes two extra men than a threo horse machine, and does three times the quantity in a day. Any farmer using this steam thrashing machine will save from 2£d. to 3d. per bushel. The charge for thrashing by the steam thrashing machine is 6d. per bushel. Orders may be left at Mr. Atwood's, Bootmaker, Christchurch, or Edward Thomas, Kaiapoi.

CITY STEAM SAW MILLS. Planing, Joinery, and Moulding Works. TIMBER AND DEAL YARD. Sumnor-road and St. Aspah-street, Christeh'urch, FREDERICK JENKINS begs to inform the public and the trade generaUy, that he has now completed the additions to his new and extensive workshops, fitted up with improved patent STEAM MACHINERY, espcciaUy adapted for the manufacture of joiners' work of every description, and that he is now prepared to supply the trade with first-class goods at tho lowest possible scale of prices for cash. Sashes and frames, doors, flooring, matched boarding, jamb-linings, skirtings, and mouldings to any pattern Greenhouses, hothouses, and conservatories, on the most improved principles All kinds of wood turning executed Sawing in all its branches Sweeps cut to any curve Plasterers' laths and slate battens sawn to any lengths. N.B.—Chaff cut and supplied of tho following lengths—., _, §, and li; ditto 2£ins. long for litter ond other purposes. LION HOTEL—RANGIORA.

RTUEWTON having relinquished • -L 1 his business at the Rakaia Ferry, begs to acquaint his friends and the public that he has taken the above Hotel and hopes by strict attention to the comforts of his patrons to merit a continuance of the favors sc liberally bestowed upon him previously. The utmost care has been exercised in selecting WINES, SPIRITS, ALE, &c, of the very best description, and moat approved brands. GOOD STABLING, PADDOCKS, AND STOCKYARDS ATTACHED. ■VTOTICE.-G. S. Gray and G. S. Secokd JL 1 carriers to the Rakaia. AH orders left at Gould and Miles, and Dalgety and Buckley's stores will be promptly attended to. CAMBRIDGE BOARDING HOUSE, MARKET PLACE, NEAR THE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, IS NOW OPENED AS A BOARDING HOUSE FOR GENTLEMEN. Accommodation for families if desired. L. E. NATHAN & CO. CITY AUCTION MARAT, AUCTIONEERS, COMMSSIION AGENTS, AND GENERAL IMPORTERS, High-street, Christchurch, A.LOUISSON, COMMISSION MERCHANT, SHIPPING, AND CUSTOM HOUSE AGENT. Auction Sale Rooms, Oxford Street, LYTTELTON. M. DENISE.; (From Paris.) HAIRDRESSER and PERFUMER, Gloucester-street Christchurch, next door to Mrs. Coe's. G. FLETCHER. TAILOR AND WOOLLEN DRAY ER, Colombo-street, Christchurch. RICHARD MILSOM, AERATED WATER MANUFACTURER, London Street, Lyttelton. WOLEDGE and CO., Wine and Spirit Merchants, Custom House, Shipping, and Commission Agents. CANTERBURY SIEEIT. LYTTELTON.