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ESTATE OF WILLIAM TURTON. IT is requested that aU accounts due to the estate of William Turton will be paid at once either to — W. Shbubsol, Ashburton; or J. D. Macphebsok, 12-8 Christchurch or Rakaia. FREESTONE! FREESTONE! TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, &c. THE Undersigned having been appointed Sole Agent in this province for the Chartres Bay Quarries, is prepared to supply freestone in any quantities. Joseph Ballet, 12-10 Builder, kc NOTICE. I HEREBY AUTHORISE Mr. F. Arming to receive payment of all accounts due to the undersigned contracted in the years 1861,1862,1863. 11-10 Johx Dix. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. STRAYED —From Kohler's Cricket Ground, on Monday last, and iron-grey HORSE. The above reward will be paid on bringing him to Mr. Kohleb's, Lincoln road. 12-14 SUBSCRIPTION BETTING ROOM. THE Subscription Room, at Birdsey's British Hotel, will be open for the drawing and arranging of Sweepstakes on the Queen's Plate and other races, on Thursday and Saturday next. M. W. ASDEBSON, Secretary. January 10, 1865. 1-11 PUBLIC NOTICE. CANTERBURY RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, No. 3 COMPANY. A GUARD OF HONOR will be furnished by the above Company for his Excellency the Governor, on the 16th instant, and will parade for this purpose at the new Drill Shed, Lyttelton, at 9 O clock a.m, on Monday next. The weekly Government Parade of this Company will take place in future every Friday, at half-past six o'clock p.m., in the new Drill Shed, instead of in front of the Hospital as heretofore. (By order,) Geo. Abmstbokg-, Captain and Adjutant. Canterbury Militia and Volunteers. January 12,1865. - I ' l3 RACES. "THE CUP that Cheers but not Inebriates." S LAWRENCE begs to inform the public • that a cup of CHOICE TEA can be obtained at his Refreshment Tent on each of the race days. 1.13 TWO gentlemen want Board and Residence in a private family. Commbbob, office of this paper 1-7 THE undersigned are prepared to make libera cash advances on wool delivered at Christ church, Kaiapoi, Timaru, or any other shipping places on the coast. Miles k Co* Lyttelton and Christchurch, Nov. 27 1863. TO STAND THIS SEASON, at Mr. Money* 1 Stables, Christchurch, the beautiful thoroughbred Entire CRECY. Crecy is a bright bay, five years old, with the best oi tempers and good constitution, and much resemble* his favorite sire Towton; his dam Fairy is hy Cossack; out of a satelite mare. Terms—£4 cash and 5s groomage, or £5 5s at three months' date from commencement of the season. 10-1 BLOOD ROYAL.—To stand this Season,* the pure Arabian Entire BLOOD ROYAL. Terms—£3 10s, or with a gurantee £5 5s ; Groom's fee included. Apply to Ben Cb_vbbsoit, Cathedral square. 10-6 TO STAND THIS SEASON, at Mr. J. Page's Stables, the entire horse TOM JONES : Tom Jones was got by Invincible, cut of an imported mare from Tasmania. Terms—£s 5s each mare. Payable on the Ist of January, 1865. 10-17 (Hforakhtirdt limtorg. W. MACKENZIE, (Late Cutter to Mr. N. Edgar), TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, __e___o_D Stbeet, Next Messrs'. Fisher and Co's Store. 12-30 R. W. STODDART, ~ Watch, Clock, and Chbonoketbb _L_keb, AT H. SMITH'S, JELLEWER, Corner of Cashel and Colombo streets, Will shpjrtly remove to the corner of Lichfield . and Colombo streets. All work warranted for 12 months, at moderate j charges.* 12-23 CLONIARF BOARDING HOUSE. JIyTRS. HOSSACK thanks the pubhc for their LV-L past favors, and still solicits a share of their jatronage. She has good private Sittingrooms with Bedrooms attached, and the best accommodation may >c relied upon. 12-20 , ALLENTON HOUSE, -Si.-'" Br. ASAPH STBEET, (Next Barrett's Hotel). rHE above House has every convenience for families and gentlemen, and is healthily situated, toarders, or parties visiting Christchurch, will find verj accommodation and _fi the comforts of a home. 12-28 Mas. J. F. P_x_xßo_r.