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-Yl-ESSRS. J. OLLIVIERand SON _t__ beg to give notico that the sale of the SPRINGS ESTATE will take place at their offices on WEDNESDAY tho Sth APRIL. Sale at Noon. ME SSRSJ. OLL 1V 1E R and SON beg to give notice that tho CLEARING SALE at Messrs. White's, Beehive Store, Kaiapoi, is fixed for THURSDAY, Oth April. Particulars in future advertisements. MESSRS. J. O L LI V I X R and SON hog to give uotico that tho salo of 1000 vols of Books, Stationery, and various MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS, in High-street, adjoining Mr. Grunt's store, will take place oa SATURDAY, APRIL 11, at Noon. Catalogues in preparation. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER and SON beg to givo notice tliat the CLEARING SALE of Messrs. Wheeler and Nurse' 9 plant, lease, goodwill, furniture, and effects, will take placo at their residence on Monday, April 13th. Salo at noon. ESSBS. J. OLLIVIER and SON beg to give notico that the _ CLEARING SALE at Mr. Fan-hurst*s Store in Christchurch, will tako place on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, at Noon. For particular? seo advertisements. MESSRS J. OLLIVIER mid SON respectfully request, that early applications may bo made for tho remaining sections in the Townships of Lincoln St. Martin's Wcedcn Ashbourne Asldey Cliristchurch quay west Prebbleton, &c, &c, Preparatory to fixing the day of salo. Plans may bo seen at their offices. _^ ]ITESSRS. J. OLLIVIER andSOW J-tjL beg to givo notice of tho Salo of'the Sections of Freehold in the VILLAGE OF SPREYDON, Early in April. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE HEATHCOTE DISTRICT. ENTLEMEN,—Having been offered and VJT having accepted tho Oflice of Provincial Solicitor, the law compels mo to resign my sent in the Provincial Council, but it nevertheless permits mc to offer myself for re-election. I have therefore again tho honor of presenting myself as a candidate for your support. I trust you will forgive the shortcomings of which I am fully conscious, and will permit mo lo renew a union which I venture to hope may bo firm and lasting. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant. Joshua Sthanob Williams. March 28th, 1R63. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE MANDEVILLE DISTRICT. Gentlemen, —Having been employed by the* Government as arbitrator in many cases, it becomes necessary lor mc, under the " Limited Patronage Act, to resign my seat in the Council* I again offer myself as a candidate for your suffrages, and assure you that no effort on my part shall be wanting to promote the advance of the province. My tune just at present is much occupied, but I will endeavour to see each elector personally. ROBERT RICKMAN. March 30,1863. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BAYS DISTRICT. Fellow Settlers—A vacancy having occurred by the resignation of your representative in the Provincial Council, Mr. R. H. Rhodes, I now beg to offer myself as a candidate for that office. If I havo tho honour of being returned by you I shall diligently watch over your interests in the Council, but in order tliat, as your representative, I may be enabled effectually to advance those interests, it is important that I should receive fidEta tifticol information relative to tho different districts, and especially that bearing upon the subjects of education and foads, wliich are sure to occupy much of the attention of tha Council during its next session, nnd in which I conceive you aro most deeply interested. I liave the honour to be, &c., MARK P. STODDART. CHRISTCHURCH VOLUNTEER FIBB BRIGADE. The Members are requested to meet at their respective Engine-houses for practice, on Tuesday Evening, 7th instant, at half-past six o'clock. J. C. Atkinson, Hon. Secretary.