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Press, Volume X, Issue 1142, 6 July 1866, Page 1

New Advertisements. BEATH, KIRBY & CO., CASHEL STREET, i BEG- to inform their friendi and the public that they hare Purchased the Stock of 0. F Kretschmar, under a bill of sale, and that they -will I OFFER THE SAME ON FRIDAY, JULY 6, AND FOLLOWING DATS, AT PRICES PAR BELOW ENGLISH COST. In addition to the above, which consists chiefly of Clothing, A LARGE LOT OF GENERAL DRAPERY, Purchased at a discount, will be ready for eale. Enumerated below are a few leading prices:— 200 Pairs Tweed Trousers ... ... ... 4s 6d 100 Tweed Coats ... ... ... ... 7s 6d 100 ditto ditto ... ... ... ... 10a to 12a 6d A few Black Cloth Coats ... ... ... 7s 6d, sold at 40a 100 Pilot Coats ... ... ... 12s 6d, worth 22s 6d Overcoats ... ... ... ... 17s 6d, worth 35a 300 Tweed Vests, less than half price. 100 Lamb's Wool Vests, at ... ... 3s 9d, worth 6s Hats, Cape, &c, &c, at nominal prices. 50 Gentlemen's Paris Hats, at ... ... ... 10s 6d i 1000 Scotch Scarfs, at ... ... ... 6d and Iβ i 1 Case White Longcloth, at ... ... 6s 9d per dozen Eeally good Slack Dress Silks, at English prices ; in Glace and Gros Grains, ... ... 4a 3d, 4s 9d, 5e 3d, 5s 9d A Warehouseman's lot of Long Wool Shawls, at half price. Ladies' Jackets and Mantles, very cheap. AN EAKLY CALL RESPECTFULLY BEQUESTED. 7-6 BEATH, KIRBY & CO, CASHEL STEET.

OANTEBBUBY BIFLE ASSOCIATION. THE MONTHLY MEETING of the Council of the above Association will be held This Evening (Friday), July 6, at Darby's Criterion Hotel, Gloucester street, Christchurch. H. E. AIPOET, 7-6 Honorary Secretary. rpHEATBE BOYAL. Lessees ... ... Messrs. Willis and Dale. Stage Manager ... Mr. B. N. Jones. THREE PIECES. First Appearance of Mr. B. N. Jones. *HIS EVENING (FRIDAY), 3m&~Gi The performance will commence with the mnsical Burletta, the THE LOAN OF A LOVEB. After which the petite Comedy entitled THE BOUGH DIAMOND. The whole to conclude with the laughable Farce HOW TO SETTLE ACCOUNTS WITH YOUB LAUNDRESS. 7-6 TO CARRIERS, CONTRACTORS AND OTHEBS. fTIENDERS are Eequested before Tuesday, A the 10th instant, for the Conveyance of about Twenty-three Tons from the Railway Station to a distance of about fifty-six miles up the North rood. Drays will only be required to take about ten tons. The whole is required to be taken up at once. Particulars can be obtained from A. L. Powys, the Club, Christchurch; or W. Woojr, Balvining House, Montreal etreefl, Christchurch. 7-6 FBEEHOLD PROPERTY FOB SALE, SITUATED ABOUT TWO MILES FROM CHBISTCHUBCH, AND CLOSE TO THE OPAWA BAILWAY STATION, And well adapted for any Gentleman whose business might require his presence in either Chrietchurch or Lyttelton. MESSBS. MILES & CO. have been instructed by H. S. McKellar, Esq., on account of his removal to Auckland, to sell by private contract, His late residence, situated close to the OPAWA BAILWAY STATION, with four acres two roods and twentyfour perches of securely fenced land, including about one acre and three* quarters of garden, orchard, and ehrubberries, in splendid order, well planted with fruit and forest trees, and most tastefully laid out. The remainder of the land has been laid down in grass for some time The dwelling-house is quite new, and contains six rooms, besides kitchen, scullery, and servants , room, pantry and tool room. In an enclosed asphalted yard there ie an artesian well, with hydraulic ram attached, forcing an ample supply of water into the house without any manual labor; connected with this there is a most complete system of drainage, leading into a running stream some distance from the house. The fixtures consist of tank, cistern, and other fittings for the water supply, Venetian and other blinds to all windows, etoves in four fire-places, a Leamington cooking range, and washing boiler built up, sink, plate rack and dresser, wardrobes and cupboards. The out-buildings consist of stable, fowlI house and yard, well built pigsty, &c., &c. Altogether, this is one of the most complete properties in the province. The whole to be sold a.t a. moderate price and upon easy terms. Miles & Co., 7-6 Christchurch. TO LET, A FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE at the corner of Madras and Peterborough streets ; house in thorough repair; with artesian well. Also, a good sewing machine for sale. Apply at corner of Madras and Peterborough streets. 7-6 TO LET, T)BEMISES adjoining Cookham House, X now in the occupation of Roach Brothers.' Apply to F. Roach, High street. 6-5

RICCARTON RATEPAYERS. THE RICCARTON RATEPAYERS are requested to attend a meeting to be held at Meddings's, Papanui hotel, on Monday evening, July 9, at 7 o'clock, on very import- • ant business. Every ratepayer (for his own interest) should attend. ) (Signed) Philip Tisoh, i 7-6 Thomas Potteb. [ADYBBTiSEMENT.] MRS. BEECHEY having returned to Canterbury, begs to inform the inhabit- ■ ants of Christchurch and its vicinity that , having taken the house belonging to Dr Batt (corner of Kilmore and Colombo streets), will Re-open her Day and Boarding School for young ladies on the 21st of July, at the termination of the holidays. 7-6 TO AGRICULTURISTS. ,£Yff SALE BY TB^UNDERJSIGJPLD.,'— V/ Real Peruvian guano. The finest manure for grain, green crops, or grasses. Price, £18 per ton; delivered in bags from warehouse. J. D. Macphebsox, 7-6 Chrietchurcb. and Lyttelton. LARGE UNRESERVED SALE, AT MR. JAMES FRAME'S FARM, Harewood Road. MR. G. D. LOCKHART has been favored with instructions from Mr. James Frame, to sell by public auction, on THURSDAY, JULY 12, at his Farm, on the Harewood road, The whole of his valuable dairy stock, horses, sheep, pigs, drays, and a dogcart and harness. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock sharp. G. D. LOCKHABT, 7-2 Colombo and Hereford streets. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THURSDAY, JULY 19, AT THE SAWYERS' ARMS, PAPANUI. r\ EORGE D. LOCKHAET will hold a VT sale of COWS, HEIFERS, YOUNG STOCK, SHEEP AND HORSES, By particular request, at the above hotel, on the 19th. N.B.—Any person desirous of entering extra stock, will please do so three days previous to the sale. G. D. Lockhabt, 7-5 Colombo <fc Hereford streets. THE FOLLOWING LICENSE has been returned to this office, the Licensee having neglected to apply for the same in accordance with the provisions of Clause 18 of Public* house Ordinance, Section XXIV., No. 17 : — James Perrin, Exchange hotel, wine and beer license. G. Hbwusgs, Clerk to the Bench. Resident Magistrate's Office, Kaiapoi, July 4, 1866. 7-6 FOE WELLINGTON, PIOTON, NELSON, TARANAKI, AND MANUKAU. THE Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company's Favorite Steamship PHCEBE , , J. Gabdtoe, Commander, Iβ appointed to sail for tfie above ports on or about FRIDAY, JULY 6, At 3 p.m. For freight or passage apply to Mixes & Co.* 7-2 Lyttelton and Cbrietchurch.