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Press, Volume III, Issue 286, 30 September 1863, Page 1

THE 'PRESS' is published at the 'Press* Office, in Cashel-street, Christchureh, New Zealand, every morning, at 8 o'clock. Paper, can be obtained of the following AgenU: Mr Stanford Charing Cross, L°ndon l?„w Ze-lwder Office Auckland KelwnteamlnerOn.ee.. ..Nelyon Mr. Lyon Wellington Dailr TimM Office Otago InTerearjnllTimes Office..Southland Mr E. Mills London street, Lyttelton Mr.Bonningten High-street, Christchureh Mr Yoonghusband Colombo-st., Chriitchurcb Mr* Rutland Papanui road Mr. Holland „ Br. Meddings .Japanni Mr. Treleaven Seven Mile Peg Mr. White Kaiapoi Island Mr. Black Kaiapoi Mr. Booth Woodend Mr. Wilson. Rangiora Mr. Cameron Saltwater Creek Mr. Leith Leithfield Mr. Scarbraiitfh Akaroa Messrs. Beswiek Timaru Ul sabseriptionsTU the ' Press' will in future be made ■arable c_ the usual quarter days. Subscriptions for a broken quarter wiU be charged in proportion to the time. AH other accounts dne to the * Press ' will in futnre be sent in monthly, »nd the Proprietor respectfully requeststhai they may meetr with early attention. ~,. . , * All TeceipU for money due to the * Press' will be signed - -fcr the Proprietor by John S.Guthrie, Christchureh, and - B. Mills, Lyttelton. '" fiakseriptisn: 15s. per quarter, paid in advance. Advertisements:—Twelve lines or under, 25.; each ad diUenal line, 2d. Advertisements inserted immediately before the Leader will be charged double. Basinets cards and advertisements inserted by the •Barter, Id. Mr line. Advertisements headed "Wanted," having reference to tenons wanting situations, &c, if not exceeding four lines, All advertisements must be sent in before 4 o'clock p.m. All advertisements not taken out before 12 o'clock will be inserted the next day. ~__.,__. Advertisers are requested t* tend in their advertisements M early in the day as possible. Advertisements and orders may be left .with Mr. B. Mill* Ijrttelton, and Mr. Younghusband, Christ•kurca. THE •PRESS* GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE. JOBBING, B O O X W O R X, Sec., BUCTJXBD IK APPBO-EIATB BXTLBB AND AT BBASOKABLB BATES, By H.F.SEAOEB. pBESS MONTHLY SUMMARY 'The 'Press Monthly Summary,' for England and the neighbouring Colonies, will be published the day before the sailing of each mail for England, Wee of each copy .... Is. Advertisements-tame as in the ' Press.' BARNARD'S. THIS DAY. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE or six tip carts six two horse drays four whitechapel carts one Four-wheel carriage. one useful dog-cart horse one dog-cart and silver mounted harness, three sets SILVER MOUNTED HARNESS SIX SADDLES AND BRIDLES, Ac. &c. Ac. Ex Wild Wave from Sydney. MR. W. D. BARN AR D has received instructions from Capt. to sell without reserve at the % REPOSITORY THIS DAY:— 6 Tip carts 6 Two hone drays 4 Wlutechapel carts 4 Superior do. ' 1 Four-wheeled carriage 1 Useful dog-cart horse (fast trotter) 1 Superior dog cart, and silver mounted harness 5 Sets silver mounted harness 5 or 6 Saddles and bridles, Ao. Sec. Ej Wild Wave from Sydney. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at sale. No Reserve. BARNARD'S FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE CELEBRATED ENTIRE HORSE ST. GILES. MR. W. D. BARNARD has been instructed to dispose of the celebrated horse St. Giles, now on view at the REPOSITORY. ST. GILES ** * W borse, black points, excellent temper, stands 16 hands high, perfectly sound and has proved himself a sure foal getter. "St. Giles" was got by "St. Giles" out of "Pearl"} "Pearl" out of "Pastor" by "GUBlas" "St. Giles" by "Sir Hercules" out of "Cullxar" an imported English mare. Christchujch, September 29, 1863.