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Press, Volume VIII, Issue 930, 31 October 1865, Page 2

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

PBICES OP ADVEBTISISG IS THE " PBESS." s. d. Twelve lines and under ... 2 0 Every additional line 0 2 For advertisements inserted for three months and upwards —each line 0 1 j Advertisements will be taken in at this office for insertion in the Pbbss of the following morning up to midnight > but all advertise- i ments sent in after six o'clock will be placed before the Leader, and cliarged double. The number of insertions required must be stated in writing upon every advertisement, or it will be inserted daily until countermanded, and charged accordingly. All orders to withdraw advertisements must be in writing. The following are the only persons who are authorised to collect debts and to give receipts on behalf of the proprietor of the Pbbss : — Mr J. W. Stevens, at Christchurch Mr S. E. Weight, at Tyttelton Mr J. L. Wilson, at Kaiapoi.

TOWN HALL. BRILLIAN V SUCCESS. TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY. POSITIVELY THE LASr NIGHT BUT ONE. EDITH PALMERSTON'S GBAND MIMICAL ENTERTAINMENT. A MERRIE EVENING. Doora open at 7-30. To commence at 8. Prices of admission: — Reserved seats, 4s; second seats, 2s 6d; body of the hall, Is. Children half price to first and second seats. Tickets can be obtained, and places secured, at, tlie Town Hall, from 12 till 3 ; and at tlie Royal Hotel; and the principal libraries. Carriages may be ordered for ten o'clock punctually. 10-31 LORD DUNDREARY. • PALMER.STON To-night (TnesU day), October 31, in this, her Grandest Mimical Effort. 10-31 PUBLIC MEETING. \/fR. FITZGERALD invites the Electors iVX Of Canterbury to meet him at the TOWN HALL, CHRISTCHURCH, OK THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, November 2. At half-past seven o'clock p.m. 10-30 m ' CITY BATHS. WANTED —100 Subscribers to Avers' Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Terms —£2 2s per annum. ! 8-17 NOTICE TO PRINTERS. fIIHE UNDERSIGNED, Printer of the 1 " Canterbury Standard," begs to apologise to the four compositors whose names were appended to an ad vers is -ment which appeared in this evening'B issue of that paper, headed as above—the same having been printed withont liis knowledge. James Wiixts. October 30,1865., 10-31 FRIENDS of John Wise Stevens are informed that the funeral._of his late wife will leave his residence, Windmill .*oad, To-morrow (Wednesday), November Ist. at half-past three o'clock Alfred Osboek, 10-30 Undertaker. ON SALE, at, tlie " Press " Office, aSupplv of Paper (Double Demy). 10-27