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

T> I C 0 A R T O N YARDS. BY PUBLIC AUCTION OK THURSDAY, JULY 12, CATTLE SHEEP, &c. Sale at 12 o'clock. Bubkeh, Bennett & Spbot, Auctioneers. Christchurch, July 6,1866. 7-7 LYTTELTON. TUESDAY, JULY 10. SALE OF SURPLUS STORES. "A/TESSRS. WOLEDGE & CO. have re-J-f-L oeived instructions to sell by public auction at the Stores of Messrs Miles & Co., Norwich quay, Lyttelton, on Tuesday, July 10, The following Surplus Stores, with reserve, ex Japanese, from London, viz. :— 2 casks bottled stout 3 oases do 5 casks clo X c_a_»J_; split peas ffillflJM Claret Brandy Geneva 1 iron water tanks Ship's fittings, and the usual assortment of ship's stores. Sale at 1 o'clock, AT THE STORES OF MESSRS MILES & Co., Lyttelton. Terms cash. 7-9 TO LET, A NEW SUBURBAN VILLA, on the _Z\_ Avon, containing seven rooms ; brick built, slated, and plastered throughout; well finished, and fitted with modern range and stoves, complete. Adjoining the Fast Town Belt. Terms moderate. For terms, apply to No. 152 Luck & Ciam ; or Mb. Fobbt, 7-9 On the Premises. TO BE LET, FOR TEN YEARS, A SPLENDID FARM OF 275 ACRES, all fenced in j good house, stockyard, 4c. j 150 acres under cultivation, twentyfive acres ready for sowing. The following to be taken at a valuation:— Seven horses, ploughs, harness, crops, &c ; also about seventy head of mixed cattle. I Apply ' Messes. BuT-SEii, Bennett & Spbot ; or | Mb. Wynh Wi-X-Ams, ! 7-9 Christchurch. LITERARY SOCIETY. CJ. FOSTER, ESQ., L.L.D. will • deliver a Lecture in the upper room at the Mechanics' Institute, on Thursday, 12th instant, at half-past seven, on " Works of Fiction." Admission one shilling; members ! free. Reserved seats for ladies. I | A. Coomb Newton, 7-9 Honorary Secretary. CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY. THE MEMBERS OF THE CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY are requested to attend a meeting at the City 1 Council Office, on Tuesday, July 10, at four o'clock. Geoboe Gobdok, Honorary Secretary. July 7,1866. 7-9 CANTERBURY RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, No. 2 COMPANY. THE ATTENDANCE of all the Members is expected at the Adjutant's Parade This Evening. R. J. S. Habman, 7-9 Captain.