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MILCH COWS, HEIFERS, AND GOOD STEERS. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, A PRIME QUIET LOT, WELL SUITED FOR TRAVELLING TO THE WEST COAST. TIJ*ESSBS. ATTTM-yiTNr & WILSON will sell by -irJ. auction, at their Stockyards, THIS DAY (SATURDAY), MARCH 18, 7 good steers, 2 to2± years, quiet 2 harness bullocks, 3 years old, could easily be broken to pack 5 prime 2-year-old heifers, pail fed 6 good and quiet milch cows 1 bull, 3£ years old. Terms at sale. Sole at 12 o'clock. 3-18 NEGRETTI RAMS, RACING STOCK, &c. "jITESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON have received ■IYJL instructions from Major White to offer for sale 300 young rams, unshorn, got by imported German negretti rams, and by rams bred by Major Coote, out of Sret-daea eeleoted ewes. j Also, The whole of his valuable stud including Wetsail (well known race mare), and her produce j liQOtaxA, live entire \xovse. ' Several first class brood mares and their produce, by The I'eer, Camden, and Leotard. Further particular m:v be learned by application I to J. W. White, Esq., Oxford; I 3-18 Or at the Auctioneers' oSicea. BUSH FOR SALE. # i * —~~ — ■ ' FTVHE right of cutting Bush, on about 80 acres of J. land, being the western half of Section 201, at Oxford, laid out in acre lots. Plane can be eeen at Mr. David ITi&her'B, Oxford; or, at the office of the undersigned. 3-18 AiKSfAH - & Wilson. TO LET, 1 FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE, and five stall J\ etable, inßarbadoes street, Town Belt, couth. Apply to C. Lowndes, Deßourbel's Buildings, 3-18 Chrietchurch. GAS. GAS. EREECE wishes to inform intending consumers • that nearly all orders on hand will be completed by Saturday, March 18th, and that unless further orders are given, the staff of gas fitters will be discharged. —— E. R. gives this notice iii'tee there should be any dissatisfaction by parties wishing to burn gas when the fitters are gone to the diggings. 3-18 THE SOUTHERN MONTHLY MAGAZINE. OWING to the failure of Mr. G. E. Baker, of Christchnrch, formerly Agent for this Magazine, all persons indebted thereto are informed that their accounts are now payable only to Mr. Samuel Lock. Subscribers are requested to communicate their addressee to the publishers, Orieghton and Scales, Auckland; or, to Mr. Samuel Lock, Chrietchurch, t tii&t t"ney mov from this data receive \ihevt copiei 3-18 \T /? ~\/TESSRS. DOYLE & CO. beg to inform the JjJ_ Surveyors, Merchants, and Squatters of Canterbury that they have been appointed SOLE AGENTS FOR CANTERBURY BY THE GOVERNMENT OF OTAGO TOB THE SAIB O* THEIB LITHOGRAPHED MAPS DTBBCT FBOM THE SURVEY OEiICE, DUNEDIN The following samples are always in stock:— Large and small map of the Province of Otago Large and small key maps of do Large and small do City ofDonedia. Also, Maps of Nelson and Marlborough, printed in colors, with portions of the Wellington and Canterbury provinces, showing the soundings on the coast, and overland route) to the Goldfields of the OkitiH river. Maps of the City of Christchurch and Lyttelton. Samples on view at then* offices, Cashel street. | An inspection invited by Doras & Co., 3-18 " Lithographers, Ac MALVERN DISTRICT. FOR SALE, -If\f\ ACRES OF LAND, in the Malvern JJU Vs District, bounded by the River Hawkins. Price —£350 j £100 cash, remainder hi nine years at 10 per cent. Apply to Thos. Pappbtli, At Louis and Hanmer's. Cbristchurch, March 18,1865: 3-18 LOST— Between Lyttelton and, Christchuroh, a small black BAG, containing a lady's watch and chain, and several other articles. Whoever will return the same to Mr. Hub, cottage next Prince of Wales Hotel, Colombo street, will be liberally re* warded. 3-18 WANTED —A strong Lad Apply Al HoteL -_ S" 18 WANTED A SITUATION—A man wflung to made himself generally useful on a farm or garden; need to horses and cowi. Address to W. P., office of this paper. 3-18