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Miscellaneous. HAGLKT PARK GRAZING PADDOCK. QTOCK" will be taken in, at the following O rates : — Horses. Is per night; or 4s per week. Cattle, 9d per night ; or 3s per week. Sheep, a« per agreement. N.B. —No stock will be received without a full description of tlie Fame, for which a receipt will be given: the said receipt to be produced and grazing fees paid before any stock can be removed from the paddock. No wild cattle can be taken in. Every possible care taken, but without responsibility. Horses taken to paddock from Barnard's Repository every afternoon, without extra charge. Entrance — Lincoln road, opposite the Albion Brewery. Wl-LIAM Hoixbt. Oct. 4, 1865. 10-4 STANDARDS, STANDARDS, STANDARDS. HMTDDLETON, Blacksmith, Kaiapoi, • begs to inform* Stat ion Masters and Others that having imported a Cutting and Punching Machine, he is Prepared to Make Iron Standards of any size or gauge on the shortest notice, and at imported prices. Orders left with Bibch Se Co., or the above, will rereive prompt attention. 10-18 ANNUAL WOOL SALES. THE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to undertake MONTHLY WOOL SALES AT THE RAILWAY STATION, By the kind permission of Messrs. George Holmes Se Co. From the many years experience in washing, classing, and sorting wools, Mr. George D. Lockhart feels confident that any wool forwarded him for Bale by auction will realise the highest market rates, and assures intending sellers that his best attention will be given to any parcels forwarded to his care. Gkohge D. Lockhabt, 10-27 Colombo and Hereford streets. STATIONERY WAREHOUSE. ITHE Advertiser again begs to draw public attention to the fact that, owing to his limited frontage, he is unable to make any display of this portion of his business. He has at the present time on the premises one of the largest stocks to be met with in New Zealnd, including everything usually in demand, whether— Commercial, Legal, or Fancy, Which he will continue to sell at the lowest remunerative prices. * # * Storekeepers supplied at lowest prices, for cash. J. Hughes, Cashel street, Christchurch, (Three doora from Colombo street.) 7-22 PARISH OF ST. JOHN'S. PARISHIONERS are particularly requested to attend at an Adjourned Meeting, on Tuesday next, the 31st inst., at 7 p.m., at Collins' Hotel for the election of one Churchwarden and five Vestrymen. H. S. M'Kellab, Churchwarden. Christchurch, Oct. 27,1865. 10-28 NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED begs to inform the inhabitants of Christchurch and District, that he has againcommenced business on his own account, in premises lately occupied by Mr. Nicholson, Cashel street, and trusts that a good article, at the lowest remunerative price, and prompt attention to all orders, may still confer on him a share of that support hitherto so liberally accorded him. W. H. Mbin. Christchurch, October 24, 1865. 10-25. MANDEVILLE & RANGIORA DISTRICT. NOTICE. THE CORRECTED ROLL, assessed for the ensuing year, may be inspected by all persons interested therein, at the Office of the Board, Rangiora, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. from this date, till further notice is given. Mahstaduke Dixon, Chairman to the above Road Board. September 4,1865. 9-6 CANTERBURY RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. A BAZAAR in Aid of the Funds for forming a Rifle Association, will be held in the Drill-shed, at Christchurch, early in December next. The following ladies have kindly consented to act in conjunction with Officers of Cavalry, Engineers, and Rifles as a Gommittee, for the purpose of carrying out the above object:— Mrs. Aynsley Mrs. Gresson „ M. W. Anderson „ Harper „ Bealey „ L. Harper „ 0. Bowen „ Jollie „ J. Beswick „ W. S. Moorhouse „ R. Browne „ G. A. E. Ross : „ W. Cookson „ Templer. „ C. Fraser „ C. Ward. The following ladies have expressed their intention of contributing to the Bazaar:— Mrs. F. Bishop Mrs. Hawkins „ C. W. Bishop „ Kiver „ Cass „ Luck „ Cowlisbaw „ Lockhart „ Crosbie „ Mathias „ C. Cuff „ J. Palmer „ Dobson „ TurnbuU „ Farr „ W. T. L. Travers Contributions of articles,&c, for the Bazaar, will be received by the ladies acting on the Committee, and by any of the officers. By order of the. General Committee Thos. Papfbill, 10-13 Hon. Sec. r pHE UNDERSIGNED are prepared to 1 Purchase a Block of 300 Acres in an approved situation, within 70 miles of Christchurch ; to be let for seven years, at a rental of three shillings per acre, the tenant being bound to fence the land, and lay it down to English grass. Habman Se Stbyens: Christehurch, October 11,1865. * 10-12 DR. NEDWILL has Removed to the house lately occupied by Dr. Stedman. Octoher 9. 10-10 . _.- i TENDERS will he received up to hoon on , Wednesday, the loth of November, for the Erection of tlie Bank of New South Wales, < at Christchurch. Plans and specifications to be seen at the Sank, Christchurch, and at the offices of the - Architect*. Dunedin. Tenders to be addressed to the Manager of the Bank in Christcliurch, and in Dunedin to ' M-UKor A C-__rncar, 10r-S AxoMtacte, Xhmediz-