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New Advertisements. TO-MORROW. IMPORTANT SALE OF CLOTHING, DRAPERY, AND BLANKETS. WILSON & ALPORT will sell by public auction at the Market-place Salerooms, ,ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, ' 1 case— i 150 pairs men's tweed and fancy doeskin trousers 1 case— 40 fine blue pilot reefing jackets 1 case— 12 dozen Swansdown Crimean shirts, six dozen violet and scarlet Crimean shirts 1 case— 9 dozen self-colors Crimean shirts 1 case— Boys' caps, hosiery, ribbons, &c 1 baleScarlet blankets, 50 pairs 1 baleBlue blankets, 50 pairs Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at sale. 2-16 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1867. MR. C. C. AIKMAN has received instructions to sell on the above day, in addition to the teas already advertised, 3 chests of congou 6 half-chests of congou 30 boxes of congou 40 half-chests congou To close consignments. Terms at sale. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. 2-19 FOR SALE. MR. GEORGE D. LOCKHART has for sale some of Mr J. W. Ladbrooke's well-known imported NORFOLK DOWN RAMS. As an average clip the ewes cut 91bs each, and the rams nearly 141bs each. There being only a few of these desirable paddock sheep for sale, early application is desirable to the above, at 2-20 Colombo and Hereford streets. STORAGE. MR. GEORGE D. LOCKHART is prepared to take all kinds of Produce and Goods at his Store, opposite the Mechanics' Institute, upon tho most reasonable terms. Geobge D. Lockhabt, 2-20 Colombo and Hereford streets. TO BE LET, SYDENHAM HOUSE, GLASS, CHINA, AND LAMP DEPOT. . jl/TR. PRINCE is desirous of letting, for a IVI term of not less than five years, his well-known premises situated in Colombo Btreet, consisting of shop, show-room, dwel-ling-house, stable, shed, and yard. If taken with the stock easy terms will be given. N.B.—The premises are well adapted for an extensive merchant store. Also To Let, His private residence, Waltham Housa, very pleasantly situated in Colombo street south, within a mile of the Town Belt. It consists of twelve rooms, and has been recently plastered, papered, and painted throughout. The dining-room and drawing room are each 18ft x 22ft, the other rooms are in proportion, and replete with every convenience, and in every way suitable for a family residence. There are two paddocks, an excellent kitchen garden, and outhouseß, &o. For further particulars apply to C. Pbince, 2-20 Sydenham house. IN HE GEORGE GIBBS, LATE OF WOODEND CONTRACTOR, DECEASED, INTESTATE. ALL OUTSTANDING CLAIMS of _/\_ any date or description whatever against the above-named Estate must be sent in at once to H. H. deßoubbbl, Curator, or they will not be recognised. Christchurch, February 19, 1867. 2-20 TO CONTRACTORS. THE CITY COUNCIL Invite Tenders for Metalling Kilmore street east from the river to the Ea3t Town Belt, a distance of about twenty-six chains. Specifications to be seen at the office of the City Surveyor. Tenders to be sent in not later than four p.m. on Monday, February 25,1867. Cobs. Cv?v. City Surveyor. Christchurch, February 19, 1867. 2-20 FOR SALE, A QUARTER-ACRE OF LAND, on the East Town Belt, with a four-roomed house and three-stalled stable erected thereon. Will be sold cheap ; terms, one-third cash> the balance may remain on mortgage for two years. Apply to Cox & Babeb ; or to Mr James Radcliffb, on the Premises. 2-20 CANTERBURY AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY. THE USUAL QUARTERLY MEETING of the Committee of the Canterbury Auxiliary Bible Society will be held (D.V.) in the side-room of the Town Hall, Christchurch, on Wednesday, February 20, 1867, at three o'clock in the afternoon. Thomas R. Fishkb, j g ecretarieß . J. D; Macphebson, ) February 19, 1867. 2-20 WANTE D — Immediately—A Kitchen Maid and an active Boy. Apply at the CHBI3TCHT.BCH CLUB. 2-20 MRS. FITZGERALD wishes to Borrow a Duet for two Pianofortes. 2-19