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Press, Volume X, Issue 1192, 1 September 1866, Page 2

STODDART & CO., CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS, Corner of Colombo and Lichfield streets, Branch Business in High Street, (Opposite City Hotel, Christchurch), WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS, 13, Red Lion street, St. John's square, London, E.C. Watches, clocks, and jewelry, always on hand; full guarantees given on both houses. A large assortment of plated goods on sale. Watches, clocks, Ac., cleaned and repaired Warranted for 12 months. 12-30 ON SALE, AT THE OFFICE OF THIS PAPER, KNOX'S " WAR IN NEW ZEALAND.' Price—Seven Shillings. "PRESS" MONTHLY SUMMARY. THE PRESS MONTHLY SUMMARY will in future be issued in TWO PARTS, One on the Departure of the Mail by Panama, and one on the Departure of the Mail by Suez. PRICE—SIXPENCE EACH. THE "PRESS" MONTHLY SUMMARY FOB THE NEXT PANAMA MAIL WILL BE ISSUED OS TUESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 4. NOTICE. THE "PRESS" AGENCY OFFICE, AT LYTTELTON, HAS BEEN REMOVED TO MR. GODDARD'S, Next to the Old Tbleobapm Office Oxford Street. MR. J. GODDARD Has been appointed to be the AGENT FOR THE PROPRIETOR OF THE " PRESS-," At Lyttelton, In the place of Mr. Sydney Wright, and i> authorised to collect all sums due to him and to pay all charges on his aecouat. 9-1 NOTICE. * THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto subsisting between Hymen Marks and Samuel Phillips, as tobacconists and fancy goods dealers, in Colombo street, Christchurch, under the firm of Marks and Phillips, has this day been Dissolved by mutual consent. The liabilities of the partnership will be discharged by said Samuel Phillips, to whom the debts due. to the partnership are payable, and who will carry on the business as heretofore. Dated, Christchurch, August 31,1866. H. Mabes. Samuel Phillips. Witnesses to the signatures of Hymen Mark* and Samuel Phillips— S. B. Stiffe, commission agent, Christchurch. M. Sandstein, watchmaker, Christchurch. In reference to the above notice, the undersigned, Samuel'Phillips, begs to thank the public of Canterbury for the liberal support given to the late firm, and to assure them that no effort shall be wanting on his part to afford his customers every satisfaction. 9-1 S. Phillips.