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

CAUTION. I HEREBY Give Notice that Messrs. Perceval and Fox are not at this time in the receipt of a constant supply of timber from the Harewood Mills, the agreement made to that effect having been violated by them. B. Ky*fin Kenbick Harewood Saw Mills, July 14, 18Gt. 7-16 ESTATE OF AUGUSTUS THIELE, BAKER, OF CHRISTCHURCH. ALL Creditors are requested to send in their Claims against this Estate to the undersigned. W. H. Lake, Trustee to the Estate. Christchurch, July 30, 1864. 8-1 NOTICE. STEEPLECHASE. '■■> • Tf I. JESSY OPEN TO ANY OFFER. THE above mare is open— to run-aay-of-the horses she ran against in* the Canterbury Maiden Steeplechase for any sum. Weight up—l 3 stone. Distance 4 miles. • 8-8 Westbt H. Pjebcital. NOTICE. THE Public are respectfully informed that the business lately carried on by Jack man and Hicks will .in future be conducted by JAMESON AND HICKS, whose efforts will be to supply the .best and purest goods upon the most reasonable scale of profit. All the advantages of direct importation wil} be participated in by their supporters, and a well-assorted stock of goods kept continually on hand. ; Tea Merchants, General Grocers, and Bread and Biscuit Bakers, Colombo street. 8-10 AVON MILL. v "VT OTIC E.—The undersigned hereby returns thanks for the liberal support he has experi|iced in past years; and begs to inform the public the Avon Mill , is now open, to grind, in any quantities, at the charges hereunder mentioned, he haying secured a clean title to the lease of the premises independent of all claims. W. T. Stephens, Avon Mill, near Papanui-road, Christchurch. Wheat, Is per bushel. Other grain, 9d per bushel. dfhrisidmrdt girertorg. MRS. ATKINSON, Colombo Street North, TAILORESS AND HABIT MAKER. LADIES' RIDING HABITS CONSTANTLY ON HIEE. Carpets Made to Order. MESSRS. FRASER, SEAGER & CO., BEG to intimate to the Legal and other Firms of Canterbury that they have entered into Partnership as ACCOUNTANTS, COMMISSION AGENTS, AHD DEBT COLLECTORS, And hope by strict integrity in their dealings, to merit the confidence of the mercantile community. Temporary office —Cashel street, between. Dunstable House and Baker's Stationery depot. HOPE TEMPERANCE HOTEL, COFFEE, CHOP, AND BOARDING HOUSE, MABKET PLACE, Opposite the General Post Office. GOOD ACCOMMODATION for Casual Visitors and Regular Boarders, families included. Meals, Tea, Coffee, &c., from 7 a.m. till 10 p.m. j Extensive Swgle Bedroom Accommodation. Beds kept for respectable persons till the close of the theatre. C. F. Wobxh, 8-2 Proprietor. MR. E. J. SANDERS, ABOHITECT AND SUBVETOB, Corner of Colombo and latchfield-streete, Christchureh. DUNCAN AND SON, SEEDSMEN, Gloucester Street, Christchurch. THE undersigned hereby give notice that their Agents for the sale of Flour, &c., in the followng districts are: — Christchurch, Deßoubbel & Co., Cathedral Square. Oxford, J. WoODHKLD, Harewood. Ravenswood and Kaiapoi Mills, Stonyeb & Clabke, May 23,1864. THE TEOLLAWAT WORKS AND WAGSTAFFS CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY, Papanui Road, Chbistchubca. G. FIETCHEK. TAILOB AND WOOLIEN DBAPBB, Colombo-street, Christchurch. W. BRICE, COIFFEITB, ORNAMENTAL HAIB MANUFACTTTBEB. Shampooing on the newest principle. Private rooms for hair catting. Cathedral-square, Christchurch. MEDICAL ttatTj. MESSRS. C. RAYNER & Co. beg to inform the public that they have commenced business as CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS, in that shop adjoining Mrs. Butler's Millinery Warehouse, and opposite Messrs. Strange & Co.'s, High Street. They hope that by keeping a carefully selected stock of pure drugs always on hand, and by paying particular attention to any prescriptions intrusted to their chargeto gain a share of public support. High Street, Chrietchurch.