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Press, Volume VII, Issue 682, 5 January 1865, Page 6

NOTICE. XJtpLLLAM ANDEBSON begs to inform the »* public that he has taken those well-known stables at the Boyal Hotel, Cbristehurch, and haTing been accustomed to livery stables in the old country feels confident of giving entire satisfaction to those who may arail themselves of his knowledge. Hones taken in to bait, and every attention paid. * Young horses broken to saddle, 4c 12-13 NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. DISTRICT OF AVON. NOTJCE IS HEBEBY GIVEN that at a meeting of the Bead Board of the said District duly held on the 10th day of December, at Christchurch, it wae reeolTed to adopt a rate of one shilling in the pound upon the assessment of the eaid District, and all persona whose names appear in the assessment for such district for the current year are hereby required within fourteen days after the publication thereof to pay the amount of such rate according to the sum at which they appear to be assessed in such assessment ito Mr. George Todd, at bis residence at the Avon Boad Board office, Hereford street, between the 1 hours of 10 and 4 the said George Todd being \ duhr authorised to receiTe such rates. Joseph Pjlodbb, Chairman pro. tern. Cnnstchurch, December 12,1864. 12-13 NOTICE ! NOTICE! NOTICE! fI\HE business lately carried on in High street by X Gnnnell and Forrester, botchers, will for the future be earned on nnder the style of Dixon and Forrester, and by strict attention to business and supplying the beat quality of meat, they hope to merit that share of public patronage which was so liberally bestowed on the late firm. 1-4 EABLY CLOSING. j 11/E, the undersigned, Stationers of Christchurch, W beg to inform our customers and the public generally that after Saturday, Dec. 31,1864, and until further notice, our respective Establishments wDI be Cloeed at SeTen o'clock erery eTeuing, excepting Saturday and the evening before the departure of the J. YotTSGHrSBASD JOH3T HCGHSS Csab. BoxsiKGToy 3. G. Baker S. A- Pope 12-30 A- G. Ststbss. rpHE CANTEBBUB V YEOMANBY CA VALE V J will Parade by Troops for Drill on the following days: — Foot drills, in latnner square; mounted drills, at the Bailway station. Captain Wilson's Troop—On Mondays (dismounted) at 6 pan.; on Thursdays (mounted) at half-past 5 p.m. Captain Thomson's Troop —On Tuesdays (dismounted) at 6 pan.; on Fridays (mounted) at half-past 5 pan. Captain Moorhouse's Troop—On Wednesdays (dismounted) at 6 p-m.; on Saturdays (mounted) at half-past 5 pan. Those members who have volunteered for escort on the occasion of his Excellency the Gorernor Testing the proTince are requested to attend every evening, and also for mounted driQ at the Bailway station, on Wednesday mornings at 6 a-m-By order, Chas. M. Oihtieb, 13-SO Hon. Sec. TBOLLAWAY WOBK3. WANTED —Wheelwrights. None but thoroughly competent hands need apply. 12-6 COLLINS , S FAMILY HOTEL, Hkeefgkd Street, Opposite Latnner square. THE Proprietor of this favorite Hotel thanking the public for the large amount of patronage he has hitherto received, begs respectfully to announce that it is being refurnished and considerably enlarged. Visitors from the country will find it a most desirable residence. The apartments are all roomy, well aired, and the situation is one of the healthiest and most pleasant in Christchurch. The proprietor will spare no expense in fitting it op with every comfort and modern improvement. Single gentlemen, can be accommodated at a very moderate charge. Private rooms for ladies, where lunch can be sopplod at any hour. THE LTFEBY STABLES Win be under the immediate superintendence of the proprietor, and the utmost care will be bestowed on all horses and vehicles potting up there. The best description of horse feed will be hbetaDy supplied at a moderate rate. TO OPEN ON THE 16xh INSTANT. JiacES Counts, 13-15 Proprietor. LYTTELTON MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. IS HEBEBY GIVEN that in pur1\ soance of the provisions of the Lyttelton Municipal Council Ordinance, 1563, a Meeting of the "Ratepayers of the Municipality will be kolden at the Town Haft, Lyttelton, at the hoar of noon on Tuesday, January 10, 1865 (being the second Tuesday in January), for the purpose of electing four members to serve in the room, of Messrs. TJ. Mac-1 pherson, H. Renshsw, Wra. "Walker and Joseph Ward, who retire, br ballot. The poll (if cecessu?) will be taken oa Wednesday, January 11, 1860, from 10 »•"». to 4 pan., and the result will be declared at 15 minutes past 4 o'clock of the day 01 polling. Ttaee of polling—the Town Hall, Lyttelton. WtTTliTf DajT-JLLD, Chairman Lyttelton Municipal CoonctL NJB.—The four retiring members are eligible for re-election. 12-22 fIuTE Undersigned are Cash Buyers of Wool, or JL will give liberal Advances on the same consigned to their friends Messes. Dalgety and Cα, in London or Melbourne. They are also prepared to mate Advances on Stock and Stations, and oa Stock ptawfl in their hands for Sale. Station Stores Supplied. (Signed) E. S. Dalsett Co. Temporary Office—First floor at Mr. W. H WynnWuname's, Hereford street, Chriatcbarea. Ist July, 1864. 7-27----~SjTESSBS. HILTON & Go. beg to inform their{ JM. friend* and the public they bare taken into partnership MB. tt. B. ASHWIN. The firm wiO be carried on under the title of «H3tOB and Co.* «s Ibrmeriy. Cathedral square, January 2, 1864. 1-4