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Press, Volume X, Issue 1143, 7 July 1866, Page 1

Hew Advertisements. and christchurch t railway time table:— on a_f«*April22,lß66: WEBS DATS. Vtom Chrietchurch-Ba.m.-9a.m.— 10a.m. _ _ Heatbcote— 8.30 a.m.—9.30 a.m.— loi?^ 2 - 30 P- m -- 230 v™- 4 - 30 pm ' _§.30p.ni. etmDATB. &on ,Obrißtchuroh-9a.m.--10a.m; 2p.m. —Spjn.—sp.~>. *wm Heathcote— 9.30 a.m—10.20 a.m.; J*l_U^p.m.-5.30p.m. 4-17 G * HoLMEa & Co ' , H | CELEBRATED •*■ AKD UNRIVALLED IJOIAE D TROUPE, WILL SHORTLY ARRIVE. 6-21 CORN SACKS. *S\S\ BALES THREE-BUSHEL IUU BAGS, full weights ON SALE BY J. T Peacock & Co, g.19 Lyttelton and Christohurch. i-iITES FOR GENTLEMEN'S RESI- {_) DENOEB, on the River Avon, one mile and β-quarter from town. Theee very desirable building sites are now open for selection. The terms are very liberal, and the valuation exceedingly moderate. For view of the plan and terme apply to G. D. Lockhabt, 7-2 Colombo and Hereford streets. LAND FOR SALE, in blocks of one acre and upwards, close to the proposed Railway station, atßiccarton. Price, from £2C per acre. Apply to -27 Habmak & Stevens, 9.2 Christchurch.

TO SHEEP FARMERS AND BUNHOLDERS. AGEHTLEMAN haying £1000 to Invest ie desirous of joining a Sheep Farmer orKonholdw, and taking an actare part in the management of the concern. Fos particelere apply to Richabd Wμ. Fbbbday, ......:.v i , v ..:..;.-, ,^: ■/■....:..:.,.. Solisator, ■■ 6-28 Colombo street, Christchureh. TO BE LET OB SOLD, THE STOBE AND OFFICES, situate in Oxford street, Lyttleton, lately in the occupation of Mr H. Eenshaw. The lease has over nine years to ran. Ground rent low. Apply to J. M. Hbtwood & Co., 7-2 Lyttleton and Christchurob* ON SALE, A SECOND-HAND BAR FBONT, Shop Fronts, Doors, Sashes, and other Fixtures, in good condition. Jos. Bailey, 6-30 Builder, &o. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. mHE UNDERSIGNED having This Day JL entered into Patnership with John Charles Watte Bussell, Esq., beg to intimate that the business will be carried on as usual under the style or firm of Deßoubbxl & Co. July 1,1866. 7-5 NOVELTIES! NOVELTIES! NOVELTIES! JtTST OPENED EX DAVID BBOWN, A CHOICE ASSOBTMENT OF BOOTS xx AND SHOES, manufactured expressly for |hia market by our special direction, and on sale at prices that defy competition, coneiating of— Gent's Turkish grain lavant boots Gent's Turkish grain dress boots, new style Gent's grain balmorals, a eplendid article Gentfs calf Garibaldi, elastic sides, firstclass Ladies' Garibaldi lavant balmorals Ladies' cordovan, elastic sides, toecap, new style ladies' kid boots, eets, a superb article ladies' kid boots, in great variety, afc low .... prices. Also, A large assortment of children's boots and shoes Gent's and youths' gaiters, of various kinds. Address r— Jokes Bbos., Bootmakers and Importers, CBITERION BOOT & SHOE DEPOT, f* s High street. GBOWN WHEAT. WANTED TO PTTBOHASE, 200 BUSHELS, FOB CASH. Apply at once, E. H. Basks, Grocer, Cashel street, CANTEBBURY YEOMANBY CAVALBY. AGENEBAL MEETING of the Corps will be held at the Criterion Hotel, on •""irsday, the 12th instant, at 4.30 p.m, when erery member is particularly requested by the Commanding Officer to attend. H. C. Rkaotb, Major Commanding. FIVE POUNDS BEWABD. T OST, from the Caversham Hotel, on Q _™turday,23rd June last, a black and ten SHEEP DOG, named Charley, ear marked, «o* registered 3620, April 16, 1866. The 2??f* ™ bringing him to the Caversham aoiel, shall receive the above reward. 7-7