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New Advertisements. GOVERNMENT LAND job THREE POUNDS PER ACRE, In Seven Years, c '• Terms:—A small Deposit, and balance ~ at end of five or seven years, as may be agreed upon, bearing interest. a to Chables Clabk. 2-16 Christchurch. F JENKINS HAS ON SALE — • T and G Baltic flooring and lining boards s Solid architraves, mouldings, skirtings 1 Cornices, rusticated weather boards Doors, sashes and frames Casements, and all kinds of prepared joiner's work .9x3, and 11 x 3, Baltic deals Baltic logs and scantlings, various sizes Plasterers' lathes, V.D.L. palings Rough lining, •weather boards and scantling American nails, Portland cement Plaster of Paris Hoop iron Glass, white lead, and linseed oil Fire bricks, fire clay, &c, &c. Firewood cut into short lengths Best Newcastle coals. Note.—All kinds of work executed by - machinery, on the shortest notice. F. Jenkins, City Steam Saw Mills, Planing, Moulding and Joinery Works, and Timber Yards, Ferry road and St. Asaph streets, 2-5 Christchurch. HEREFORD STREET REPOSITORY. HORSES. HORSES. SIXTY HEAD. E MITCHELL & CO. have just received • advices from M. W. Anderson & Co., 8 of a shipment of SIXTY HORSES, to arrive in a few days from Wellington, con- . sisting of — Heavy draught fillies . Light harness and saddle horses 9 Broken and unbroken. The above lot has been selected by Captain - Anderson, and are said to be superior to tho last lot. N.B. —The Auctioneers give notice that 1 none of the horses will be sold privately prior ' to the sale, and that the ages of the unbroken stock will be guaranteed. E. Mitchell & Co., 2-20 Auctioneers and Stock Salesmen. AVON ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are Invited for Widening and Deepening about 100 Chains of Drain, known as Dudley creek. Also, Cutting new Drains. Specification to be seen at the Road Board Office. Tenders to be sent in on or before Saturday, March 2. W. DeTbot, 2-20 Chairman. LYTTELTON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21. ' VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. MESSRS WOLEDGE & CO. have been instructed to sell by public auction at their Rooms, Oxford street, Lyttelton, on Thursday, February 21, A large and valuable collection of Household Furniture (removed for convenience of sale), comprising— Sofas, chairs Dressing tables Loo tables Plated ware Looking glasses Carpets and rugs Mattress and pillows Matting f Chamber services Linen t Curtains , And a variety of household and cooking utensils too numerous to particu- ) larise. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms at sale. 2-20 j. RE NOAH EDGAR. THE BOOK DEBTS of the above Estate having been assigned by the Trustees to J. Herbert Hankins, this is to give notice that f all accounts due to the Estate must be paid to him within seven days from date, failing which legal proceedings will be instituted without further notice. J. Hbbbebt Hankins, Commission Agent, Hereford street, near Bank N.Z. 9 Christchurch, February 18,1867. 2-20 1 LYTTELTON HARBOR WORKS. >' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT 1 are prepared to receive Tenders for the Execution of about 72,000 cubic yards of Embankment for the reclamation of the space between Norwich quay and the Sea- wall. , The plan and specification of the work may ■* be seen at the Provincial Engineer's Office, Christchurch, and at the Harbor-works Office, Lyttelton. Tenders to be sent in at or before noon on 7 Tuesday, February 26, to the Secretary for 1 Public Works, Christchurch. ' The Government will not be bound to accept the lowest or any tender. Joseph BeoVtcck, Secretary for Public Works. Public Works Office, Christchurch, February 19, 1867. 2-20 i ~ t T?OUND, on Friday, February 15, on the J? Riccartou road, some THING 3. The - owner can have them by paying the cost of i advertising. Apply to Mr J. Calton, Ham Farm. 2-20 {