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Press, Volume V, Issue 558, 13 August 1864, Page 6

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. C OSWALD has just received a portion \o£ in- • voice to hand of first-class Kerosene Lamps and Oil. "' " . . . Also on hand; a very large and varied Assortment of Earthenware, &c, which will be sold at a small advance on cost price for Cash. ° NOTICE. WHATELEY HOUSE, Whatelet Road, Chbistchttbch. PURCHASERS OF DRAPERY, &c, &c, are respectfully requested to pay a visit to VV nateley House. . . . ~ i The proprietor lias much pleasure in calling tne attention of buyers to a large and varied assortment of Drapery, Hosiery, Haberdashery, Underclothing, &C, &c, ex late arrivals, and now on show. The above mentioned goods were selected from the first markets, and for quality and price cannot be surpassed by any other establishment. EEMEMBEE ! Whatexey House, Whateley Road. 7-25 HAREWOOD SAWMILLS. THE undersigned, having opened the above Mills under an entirely new management, and with a fresh staff of hands, is prepared to execute orders for Timber, Posts and Rails, and Firewood, of the best description, with promptitude and despatch. A considerable qaantity always on hand. ; R. K/rmN Kenbick^ NOTICE. „. : EX AM.pOE. . A CHOICE SELECTION. OFJgWEEDS, suitable for the prf-ont-season,- to be made cheap for cash. . -•■'■»■•■„„, ' - • - - Sa*wteix& Thompkins, < f * Tailors, &c., < - - Casbrel street," Christchurch. %* Next dpof to the New' Zealand Bank. 7-20 OATS, f." OATS ! ! OATS !! ! ~..£ -t. v. ><> *■*•-. .... . - THE undersigned are cash purchasers. .■>: .1 w .■ /- . - - - Beowneix & Co., i . v Colombo-street. ?. ~ 'OATS. OATS. -j , -, —- -. ■ * > . HHHE Undersigned are purchasers of Oate, Wheat, X and othWcdlonfaTproduce. | MILXTON.A Co., j '' '■ Union Wharf, and 7-8 Corner pf ■ Xuam and Manchester streets. TO FARMEfRST THE Undersigned are cash purchasers of wheat, oats, barley, and cheese. Bbowneix, & Co. ADDINGTON. mENANTS in this property are hereby requested J_ to take up their Leases at once, as otherwise they will not be recognised. Habman & Stevens. July 21,1864. 7-22 NOTICE —All persons having any claim against Burrell Parkerson, Esq., are requested to send in the same immediately to the undersigned. 7-7 Habhan & Stevens. TIMBER YARDS. NOTICE. MILLTON & CO. have removed from Cashel street to their new premises, corner of Tuam and Manchester streets. Building materials always on hand 7-8 NOTICE. ALL Persons "owing accounts to Burrell Parkerson, Esq., are requested to pay the same immediately to the undersigned. Hakmak & Stevens. 14th July, 1864. 7-15 TWO POUNDS REWARD. LOST —From the paddock adjoining the Tweed House, one Bay Mare, branded A near shoulder with chestnut foal. Whoever will give information, of the same at Ladbrooke's Stables, will receive the above reward, and all reasonable expenses. THREE POUNDS REWARD. LOST —A bay MARE, black points, branded W M H on near shoulder, P on off. The above reward will be paid to any one bringing her to Mr. Meddings', Papanui Hotel. Gγ. E. Baksb, Colombo street, Christchurch. 8-9 TIMARU. THE Undersigned has bought from Mr. John Beswick his STOCK IN TRADE and BUSINESS PREMISES AT TTMARU. The Store, which had been closed for stock taking was RE-OPENED on Saturday, June 11th. Under the management of Mr. John Inolis. J. Dbtt&ehond Macphebson. CAUTION—POISON. IN consequence of dogs killing my sheep poison will be laid on my land at Timaru from this date. Ph. Bouvebxe Lt/xmoore. Sunnyside, Timaru, July 23. 7-27 NOTICE. CONSULATE OF FRANCE IN NEW ZEALAND. HTHE SUBJECTS of residing in New X Zealand are hereby informed— 1." That his Excellency the Minister of Foreign Affairs has created a FRENCH CONSULAR AGENCY, having its seat in Auckland. 2. That Dr. Httbatjxt has been appointed Acting Consular Agent. N.B.—The Office of the Consulate at the residence of Dr. Hubault, Symonds-street, Auckland, will be open daily from 1 to 3 p.m., Sundays excepted. NOTICE. TT7HEREAS certain parties make it a practice to IT overrun my farm with dogs and guns, tearing j down my fences, and stealing all they can lay their hands on ; also, have shot and destroyed all my ducks ion the mill pool. This is to give notice, if I catch I any party or parties shooting or trespassing on my farm, or on the south bank of the Porakanui, on my right, after this notice, I will prosecute them to the uttermost rigour of the law. 7-27 Sam. Ibzleatex, Farmer, i