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Miscellaneous. OIL, COLOR, GLASS AND PAPER WAREHOUSE. JAMES PATON, (Late Button & Paten,) PAINTER, PAPERHANGER & GLAZIER CoLOHBO StBEET, Next Door to the Birmingham and Sheffield Warehouse. JAMES PATON, in returning thanks to his iriends and the public for tho libera! support receivod since commencing business as above, takes this opportunity of stating that he is constantly receiving direct from England a largo assortment of goods connected with tho trade, from the very best London houses, all of which are selected by his lato partner (Mr B. Button), whose long Colonial experience makes him fully acquainted with the requirements of this market. J. P. also invites special attention to his largo assortment of Paperhangings and Glass now on hand, all of which will be offered at the lowest remunerative prices. 8-31 NOTICE. IT is Requested that all Accounts duo to the undersigned may be Discharged on or before the Ist of September next, as after that date legal proceedings will bo taken for the recovery of all outstanding debts. Stewabd & Bell, Leamington House. August 22,1866. 8-23 SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING to PURCHASERS OF GROCERIES, IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES. PRICE'S BELMONT SPERM CANDLES, Is 6d per lb. First counter sugars, at 6£d do Adelaide assorted jams, Is do And all other descriptions of groceries and provisions at corresponding low prices until the times improve Just Received in Store— Sinclair's new cure hams and bacon Prime Cheshire cheese And a large quantity of choice teas Thomas D. Jones, Family Grocer, Corner of High and Tuam streets. June 25,1866. 6-14 [OIBOCLAB.] VICTORIAN BONDED STEAM COFFEE MILLS. ROBERT HARPER & CO. beg to draw the attention of merchants and he publio to the advantages afforded to purchasers of their coffees. The goods being manufactured in bond, the payment of the double duty is avoided, and the manufacture being under the inspection of an officer of H.M.s Customs, a guarantee of quality, not hitherto obtainable in the coffee trade, is thus secured to consumers. This being the first and only bonded coffee work yet established in the Australian colonies, R. H. & Co. are enabled to supply their intercolonial friends with a superior quality, and at a reduction of 2d per lb on their former shipping prices. To be had of nearly all storekeepers in New Zealand. ROBEBT HABJBB & Co., Coffee and Spice Merchants, 65i & 57, Flinders lane east, Melbourne. 7-20

BUN BOUNDARIES. MR. J. A. CONNELL begs to intimate that at the request of several friends in Canterbury, he purposes, should sufficient inducement offer, taking a trip North about the month of October next. Squatters who may wish to have their boundaries correctly defined, upon the ground, are invited to communicate with him, if possible, before the 31st August, stating the number and locality. Mr. Connell may mention that he has been engaged in the survey of at least nine-tenths of the undefined Run Boundaries in this province during the last sir years. Rattray street, Dunedin, July 11,1866., 7-14 J. BALDWIN, Colombo Steebt, Chbistohtjboh, BEGS to announce having completed his arrangements for carrying on the business of an UNDERTAKER, in all its Branches, is prepared to furnish every requirement, and conduct Funerals at moderate charges } and hopes to secure a share of patronage in this department of his Business. PUBLIC NOTICE. ____ CONSTABLES ARE REQUIRED for the Police Department. A preference will be given to applicants who have had previous experience in a similar service. Testimonials relative to character will be required. Application to be made at the Depot, Armagh street, between nine and eleven a.m. R. 0. Sheabmah, 8-9 Commissioner of Poh'ce. . ; ____________ NOTICE. NOTICE. IMPOUNDED at Kaiapoi, on the 21st inst. off Mr. Lee's farm:— One red Steer, little white under belly and very small horns If not released within twenty-one (21) clear days from date of impounding, will be sold. Michael Lxwsket, Poundkeepor. Kaiapoi, August 22,1866. 8-25 RICCARTON ROAD BOABD DISTRICT, NOTICE. IT is Requested that all Gorse Hedges in this district, adjoining any publio highway, be within one month from date trimmed and cut to the proper height, as specified in Bee. 9 of "Roads Ordinance Amendment Ordinance, 1866," or proceedings will be taken to enforce the same. J. Shand, Chairman. Christchurch, August 17,1866. 8-28 02>E POUND REWARD. STRAYED, from Shand Track, a light draught bay MARE, branded " W " on near shoulder; had a piece of tether rope round her neck when lost, leather headstall, and no shoes on. Any one bringing the same to the Wellington Hotel, Christchurch, or to the Wheatsheaf Anns, Shand Track, will receive the above reward. 8-29 MRS. BEECHEY having returned to Canterbury, has now Re-opened her Day and Boarding School for young ladies, corner of Oxford terrace and Colombo street, and is prepared to give finishing singing and music lessons. 7*2-