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CARTING. ORDERS received for carting at the office of J. Jameson and Co., Colombo-street. PUBLIC NOTICE. Conveyance starts daily at halfpast 10 a.m., for Kaiapoi, from tho Golden Fleece Hotel. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. fVT OTICE.—The Partnership hitherto existing ii between the undersigned, as Bakers and General Grocers at Lyttelton and Christehurch, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The Lyttelton branch will in future be carried on by Thomas Major Gee, and the Christchurch branch by Thomas Gee. Mr. T. M. Geo will receive all debts and discharge all liabilities connected with the Lyttelton branch. (Signed) Thomas Gee Thomas Majob Gee Walter Gee Geobge Gee Referring to the above, Thomas Gee and Sons beg to thank the public of Lyttelton for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them for tho last twelve years, hoping for a continuance of the same to their successsor. , NOTICE. ALL Accounts owing by W. Baines and H. D. Manning aro requested to bo sent in that the}- may be speedily adjusted. And all persons indebted to the said W. B. and EL D. M. are requested to settle their accounts by the end of the present month, as they are about reUnquishing the Coacliing Business. Christehurch, September 21,1863. TO TRAVELLERS ON THE NORTH ROAD. PUBLIC NOTICE. WE, tbe undersigned, hereby give notice that, inconsequence of the constant tax upon our liberality in providing food and shelter for the MANY NEEDY TRAVELLERS, and the very frequent acts of petty swindling practised upon us by unprincipled men, who come and call for what they want and then make off without paying. This is to give notice that, after this date, we will not find food and shelter for travellers, unless the same is PAID FOR OVER NIGHT. "We do tliis in self-defence, in consequence of the high price of meat, &c.: as it is impossible to stand the constant drain upon our resources, and the frequent acts of imposture that take place make the tax all the worse to bear. John Leiiii D. and D. Cameeon John B. Binley. August 26th, 1863. TO CARPENTERS. TENDERS are invited for enclosing about halfau acre of land behind the new premises being erected in Hereford-street for tho Union Bank of Australia. Specifications can be seen at the Bank Offices in Cashel-street. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Joseph Paxmee, Manager. Christehurch, September 18, 1863. WELLING N. THIS pure Clydesdale colt by the celebrated horse CLYDE, out of a prize mare by Glancer, will cover at his owner's this season at £10 each mare, and 10s. the groom, with a reduction for a number of mares. Previous to exportation this colt was submitted to the inspection of Mr. Spooner, the Principal Professor of the Veterinary College, London, and certified by him to be perfectly sound. •When in miserable condition and newly landed last season he covered 20 mares wliich have all proved in foal. He will be strictly limited to 30 public mares, and the greater part of the nominations are already taken up. Paddocks at 25.6 d. per week, but no responsibility incurred. A. R. Ceeyo. Sept. 24, 1863. WELLINGTON was selected by his present owner by Mungo Campbell, Esq., considered to bfl one of the best judges of pure Clydesdale horses in Scotland. PUBLIC NOTICE. THE GOVERNOR'S BAY and DYER'S PASS TOLL-BAR is now open, and the following rates chargeable : — Foot passengers ..... £6 Horse ditto . • - f .• •" • .10 Stock of any description (per head ........ 3 In connection with the foregoing, NOTICE IS hereby aim, tliat, in defence of righto which for the last seven years have been fully recognized, but wantonly trifled with, as well as to enable mc to meet the exigencies of a case which I ftm'disposed to think has not its parallel, even in colonial annals, and a case which, let it be plainly understood, is intimately and officially identified with three Superintendents, five Provincial Secretaries, nine Executives, and,' though last not least, three Provincial Solicitors, I HAVE MOM THE DATE UEEEOF, SEPTEJIBEE 15th (and pending a final settlement of my claims) organized a system of patrol, both mounted and on foot, whose especial duty it will be to see that k-o teespass is permitted oik the Sections z_6, X3XO, a_cl 1311. as -the -".g 0 _ tot. ___. Oovernoh's Bit eoad to mo in 1858 (ttirougn the last two sections) having made the land on both j sides of 226— between the intended new line and the beach —_nr pbivatb pbopebty, the old reserve through 226 is consequently in a state of deadlock, and will bo kept so until justice bo done mc. Parties travelling would do well to bear in mind that there is at present no bight o* way to Fosteß's pttbuc house, except from the back, through his own land, it having been actually licensed without any Government Road, good, bad, or mdifferent, to it. Westby H. Pebcival. September 15,1863. | apmstchttrrft itrertorg. PUBLIC NOTICE. Tl/fB. W. D. BARNARD begs to inform the J_JL public that he will on and after this date hold Auction Sates op Hobhbs, Cattle, Cabbiages, Habness, &c, at his Sale Yards, on WEDNESDAYS as well as SATURDAYS. Chrietchurch, June 3,1863.