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on sale * AT THE BIRMINGHAM & WAREHOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH. . pANSOME'S & SIMS 3 horse n<w_„. A At thrashing machine with 4 hohiZr tan, and jointed connections 1 Bentoll's 2 horso tlirashing machine 1 patent rotary corn screen chaff-cutters assorted Page's diagonal iron harrows - improved 4 wheel wrought W age scufllers 6 "* " patent eclipse ploughs plough and cart traces 4 back bands, hames &o. Manilla and Europe rope, plough line, 33 Douglass pumps, with 18 feet froiuSL to each P l ** 6 wrought iron pumps from 6 to 8 i__k barrels with pi pc complete, »J adapted for sheep stations best_ seated horso shoes fencing wire standards * > 4 thousand Duchess slates : Glasgow cooking stoves, fenders and fl» lrons m Also, a largo assortment of building and furnishing ironmongery at "3 siderably reduced prices. TO ARRIVE • PER HOLYROOD, SEBASTOPOL, " AND METROPOLIS. 3 Hornsby's prize patent corn dres-in* machines 2 straw cutters 1 chaff-cutter with 1 horse gear 3 intermediate motions 2 Avery', platform Woigliing Machines 16 register grates 12 Kent grates 12 Glasgow cooking stoves 6 pairs smith's bellows 4 patent anvils i 12 bright staple vices .1$ 2 portable forges \$ 3 patent mangles 4 4 Bissell's floor cramps •<*- -2 cases writing slates assorted -1 12 grindstones .*, 2 cases pit and crosscut saws * 42 boxes glass 8 qr-barrels gunpowder 1 cask shot 3 cases fenders 3 cases anti-corrosive paint 1 cask putty 1 barrel resin 5 casks paint 5 firkins blue vitriol 1 case varnish, in tins 3 barrels coal tar 2 bales broom handles 4 casks screw bolts 4 bundles double shear stool 5 casks coil chain 6 boxes tin plates 5 sheets lead 23 tons BBH bar iron 9 tons fencing wire 146 kegs nails, assorted 83 casks and cases builders' ironmongery 11 trusses boots and shoes, assorted 1 case patent kerosene lamps, to bum" without chimnieß. E. Recce and Co., Lyttelton, or E. Recce, Christehurcli. *,

I PUBLIC NOTICE. PBOVINCB OP CANTEBBUBr, COLONY OF 8 NEW ZBALAND TO 'WIT. it has this day been proved to ■ ,\" the satisfaction of us the undersigned? , being two of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace* acting in and for the Colony of New Zealand, and r sitting at Cliristchurch, in the said Province ami Colony, that one Christina Swanson, now of . Ohnstchurch, aforesaid, and lately of Lytteltoa . m the said Province and Colony, who is described . at the foot of this notice, has become an habitual dninkard and is injuring her health by excessif- , wnJmig, we hereby under the provisionr of the thirty-third clauso of the Publio House Ordinance, 1862, give notice that we pro* nibit all persons from supplying the said Christina Swanson with any spirituous or fermented liquor whatever, for the space of two years from th* date hereof: And we also give notice that anjT person who shall knowingly supply or cause to besupplied to the said Christina Swanson, any spirituous or fermented liquor whatever, duriojjthe space of two years from the date hereof,» liable to a penalty of Twenty Pounds (£2O) ■ sterhng, or to be imprisoned with or without had _ labor for the term of three calendar months. Given under our hands at Christchurch, this 20th day of May, 1863. -*, John Hall, R.M., and JJP. R. J. S. Human, J.P. Description of the above named C-urist-O* Swanson :— Christina Swanon U.tho -wife of Andrew Swanson, now residing in Christchurch, but formerly of Lyttelton, is a naeeQewoman, SS years of age, sft. Sin. in height, .tout built, dark brown hair, and swollen eyes, trmh cowptexion, large bloated: features, a native of Aberdeen, speak* with* Scotch accent.