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New Advertisements. WEDNESDAY'S SALE, AT THE MARKET-PLACE, CHRISTCHURCH. TITILSON & ALPORT will sell by public T T auction at the Market-place Saleyards, ON WEDNESDAY (TO-MORROW),APRIL 10. Horses, cattle, pige, poultry Flour, bran, sharps Hams and bacon Potatoes and onions Hogshead colonial ale Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at sale. 4-9 SPECIAL ENTRIES POB WEDNESDAY'S SALE:— 18 pair Rouen ducks 8 pairs prize Dorking fowls 10 splendid geeeo Also, 20 hogsheads colonial ale Whson & Alpoet, Auctioneer?, 4-9 Market-place; Christchurch. IMPORTANT SALE OP CHRISTCHURCH SOUTH. WILSON & ALPORT have received instructions from the Owners of the property to sell by public auction, at thenOffices, High street, Christchurch, on MONDAY, MAY 13, This valuable and important extension of Christchurch. The property is a portion of Rural Section No. 79, immediately adjoining the Christchurch Railway-station. It has been divided into sections, each containing about onequarter of an acre, and is intersected by streets oi the full width of 66 feet. This very desirable property having been long reserved, is now offered for sale in consequence of the near completion of the Moorbouse tunnel, and the increased demand for building and business sites convenient to the Dhristchurch Railway-station. Many of the sections are exceedingly valuable for such business purposes as the erection of bonded stores, goods sheds, merchants' warehouses and offices, &c, and also for the residences of those who may find it convenient to live near the Railway-station at Ohrietchurch. Lithographed plans of the property and all other particulars may be obtained on application at the offices of the Auctioneers. The terms of payment are exceedingly liberal, viz.:— One-fifth cash, one-fifth in twelve months, the remainder at any time prithin three years. Unpaid balances bearing interest at the rate }f 10 per cent, per annum. The sale will be held at 12 o'clock a.m. upon the day above named. 4 9 CANTERBURY RIFLE ASSOCIATION. EASTER MONDAY AND TUESDAY. fpENDERS are Required for the Supply 1_ of Refreshments, at the Sandhills, near the Municipal Reserve No. 256, on the above days during the meeting. Tenders to be sent in by April 15. For further particulars apply to H. E. Alpoet, 4-9 Hon. Secretary. NOTICE. MR. MIREHOUSE TO MRS. DARBY. AFTER the late advertisement of Mrs. Darby's, on Saturday last, I consider it due to myself to inform the public that the late Sergeant-Major Darby's boots have been offered to be sent down to her more than twice, and been refused; and also, on the occasion when she called with Mrs. Fergusson, she refused to take them away with her in the trap. She has now got them in her possession. ' 4-9 NOTICE. rpHE STORE OF THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE CLOSED ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY March 9 and 10, on account of the death of Mr Daniel Sutherland. R. & D. Sutherland. Cashel street, April 8,1867. 4-9 TO PADDOCK FARMERS. -I ry THREE-Q.UAJtTER-BRED ROMNEY i i MARSH RAMS, from the flock of Mr Ludlam. Half-bred wethers would be taken in exchange. Apply to AXEXANDEB LEAN, Matron's buildings, 4-5 Cathedral square. STANMORE ROAD BRIDGE. NOTICE. THE STANMORE ROAD BRIDGE will be Closed, during the repairs, from this date until further notice. F. E. Stewakt, For Secretary for Public Works. Public Works Office, April 8, 1867. 4-9 PRESBYTERY OF CANTERBURY. THE PRESBYTERY will hold ite next ordinary Meeting in St. Andrew's Vestry, on Wednesday, March 10, at twelve o'clock noon. CHAELES FfiASSB, Presbytery Clerk. Christchurch, April 8,1867. 4-9