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Press, Volume III, Issue 135, 6 April 1863, Page 5

MESSRS. J.01.1.1V1 X X und SON beg to give notice that the sale of the SPRINGS ESTATE will take place at their offices on ; WEDNESDAY the Hth APRIL. Sale at Noon. ME S S R S J. O LL I V 1 Kll und SON beg to give notice that tho CLI ? A RING SALE at Messrs. White's, Beehive Store, Kaiapoi, is fixed for THURSDAY, Dth April. Particulars in future advertisements. MESSRS. J. O L 1.1 VIE It and SON beg to give notice that the sale of 1000 vols of Books, Stationery, and various MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS, in High-street, adjoining Mr. Grunt's store, will take place on SATURDAY, APRIL 11, at Noon. Catalogues in preparation. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER and SON beg to give notice that tho CLEARING SALE of Messrs. Wheeler und Nurse's plant, lease, goodwill, furniture, and elleets, will take place ut tlicir residence on Monday, April 13th. Sale at noon. Vf ESSRS. J. O L L 1 V I E R and SON Jlj'JL beg to give notice that tho CLEARING SALE ut Mr. Fairhurst's Store in Christchurch, will take place on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, at Noon. For particulars sec advertisements. MESSRS J. OLLIVIER aud SON respectfully request that early applications may be made for tho remaining sections in tho Townships of Lincoln St. Martin's Weeden Ashbourne Ashley Christchurch quay west Prebbleton, &c, &c, Preparatory to fixing tho day of salo. Plans may be scon at their ofllccs. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER and SON beg to give notice of tho Salo of the Sections of Freehold in tho VILLAGE OF SPREYDON, Early in April.

PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY. COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND, TO WIT. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. WnEREAS it has this day been proved to tho satisfaction of us, tho undersigned, being three of her Majesty's Justices of tho Peace, acting in and for the colony of Now Zealand, and sitting at the Resident 'Magistrate's Court at Christchurch, in the said Province and Colony, that one Mary Ann Robertson, of Christchurch, who is described at the foot of this notice, has become on habitual drunkard, and is injuring her health by excessive drinking, we hereby, under the provisions of the thirty-third clause of tho Public House Ordinance, 18G2, givo notico thafr we prohibit nil persons from supplying tho said Mary Ann Robertson with any spirituous or fermented liquor whatever, for tho space of two yours from the date hereof: And wo also givo notice that any person who shall knowingly supply or cause to bo supplied to tho said Mary Ann Robertson ony spirituous or fermented liquor whatever during the space of two years from tho date hereof is liable to a penalty of Twenty Pounds (£2O) sterling, or to bo imprisoned with or without hard labor for the term of three calendar months. Given under our hands at Cliristchurch, this 26th day of March, 1863. John Hall, R.M. James Edward FitzGerald, J.P. Joseph Palmer, J.P. DESCRIPTION OF THE ABOVE-NAMED MARY ANJt ROBERTSON. Mary Ann Robertson, lives in Cliristchurch, has no calling, is about 32 years of ago, 5 feet •t or 5 inches high, slender build, fresh complexion, dork eyes, dark brown hair, rather round features, snub nose, prominent forehead. A native of Edinburgh, which dialect she speaks.

ALL parties indebted to the undersigned will please settle their accounts before the Is April. From which date no orders will .be attended to save lor ready money. CHARLES M'NICOL, Bootmaker, Cashel-strcot, Cliristchurch ANTHONY THOMPSON begs to inform , travellers on the South road aud the public in general that he has just opened a blacksmiths shop near the Ashburton Arms, and is prepared to shoe horses, and execute all kinds of smith's work on reasonable terms. By moderate charges and careful attention to business he trusts .ta. gain a fair share of x»ublic patronage.