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New Advertisements. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3. : CLEARING SALE OF TIMBER, IRON MONGERY, &c. ]\/|R- H. E. ALPORT will sell by publii ItjL auction, at his Rooms, Market-place Christchurch, on Friday next, November 3. To close consignments. 5000 feet tongued and groved Americai flooring boards Hammers, vices, locks, files, &c. Fancy wood pipes, cigar cases, portmonaies Iron bedsteads, hair mattresses 5 tons prime Derwent potatoes Half-ton Company's pieces sugar 1 ton Sydney and London soap And other goods. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. Terms at sale. 11-1 SALE OF COWS AND HORSES. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4. AT EDDS' REPOSITORY, At One o'Clock punctually :— HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES, COWS AND CALVES. Geoege D. Lodkhabt, 11-1 Colombo and Hereford streets. PUBLIC NOTICE. THE WHITE MARE (No. 73) bought by Mr. Haskett at the public sale, at the Railway station stockyards, on the 28th imtant, not having been cleared in accordance with the conditions of sale, will be sold at Edds' Repository, on Saturday, the 4th instant, at his risk and expense. Geobgb D. Lookhaet, 11-1 Colombo and Hereford streets. JUST PUBLISHED, mHE NEW ZEALAND "GUARDIAN," A Religious and Temperance Newspaper. The First Number (November 1, 1865), contains:— C. L. Foster, L.L.D., on Truth v. Falsehood, Rev. W. J. Habens, 8.A., on Socrates, the Permissive Bill and the New British Parliament, the United Kingdom Alliance, theTheatre, Scripture and Intoxicating Wines, Rev. John Wesley on the Liquor Traffic, A Maori Legend, to the Sabbath School Children of Canterbury; Correspondence :—The Unity of the Christian Church ; Intelligence :— Christchurch, Ferry road, Lyttelton, Woodend, Timaru, Hokitika, Nelson, Marlborough, Otago, Wellington, Auckland, &c., &c, &c. May be had of all News Agents, Price—Threepence. 11-1 EX TUDOR. JUST BE CEIVE D — ram cases or FINE OLD IRISH WHISKEY, Of the best quality. Imported by E. B. & F. A. Bishop. A single bottle to be had of the retailers; the corks, capsules, and labels are marked with the names of the bottlers — " Booed, Son, & Beckwith." 11-1 BLEAK HOUSE, SUMNER ROAD, LYTTELTON. SALE BY AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &o. FRIDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 3, 1865. MESSRS. PREECE, WRIGHT, & CO. have been favoured with instructions from Capt. Anderson, who is about leaving the Province, to sell by public auction, on Friday, Nov. 3, 1865, on the Premises, Bleak House, Sumner road, the whole of the superior furniture and effects, consisting of parlour and bed room suits, &c., viz.:—Walnut patent-spring hair seat sofa, do easy chair, 4do parlour do, tables, looking-glass, clock, pictures,ornaments, and oak-grained chest of drawers with glass, double bedstead, washstand, dressing table, chairs, towel horse, children's chairs, rocking do, kitchen do, glass, earthenware, and the usual assortment of kitchen utensils, 1 American stove, complete; also a superior sewing and folding machine, by Singer & Co., complete, and in good working order. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms cash. H" 1 FOR SALE, A PERFECTLY QUIET COW, milks without a leg rope; calved October 6th, to be sold on account of insufficient feed. Price £15. Apply to John Kibx, No. 28 at Mr. Stiffe's, 11-1 North Christchurch. SHEARING STORES ON SALE, by the Undersigned, as usual. Shxppabd & Co., Late Goitld & Miles. October 31. *" 11-1 NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED begs to inform the public of Christchurch and neighborhood that she has commenced business in High street (next to Mr. Prebble's, Hair Dresser), and hopes by strict attention to business to meat a share of public patronage. S. Bbaby Wanted—A good supply of butter and Cggß. S. Bmas. 11-1 ffighetewt