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Miscellaneous. MISSING FRIENDS, NEXT OF KIN, UNCLAIMED MONEY RESTORED, &c. HOGAN'S AUSTRALIANS UROPE AN, AND AMERICAN GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE AND UNIVERSAL NEWSROOM, under the Patronage of the Governments of New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, New Zealand, &0., &c. Mr. Coixiks, of the Canterbury Pbess, is hereby appointed my authorized agent. Enquiries for missing friends, or other information sought through the advertising columns of this journal, will have immediate attention. Agents are appointed in the principal towns in the world, and newspapers published by them are regularly filed and open to the free inspection of the public. Communications requiring replies should contain postage stamps. Address—Pobtxand, Victoria, Australia. John Hogan, 3.8 Sole Proprietor. NOTICE. THE "PRESS" AGENCY OFFICE, AT LYTTELTON, HAS BEEK REMOVED TO MR. GODDARD'S, Next to thb Oxj> T-xeobaph Ofhck, Oxford Street. MR. J. GODDARD Has been appointed to be the AGENT FOR THE PROPRIETOR OF THE " PRESS," At Lyttelton, In tho place of Mr. Sydney Wright, and is authorised to collect all sums due to him and to pay all charges on his account. 9-1 CITY PAPERHANGING DEPOT. MESSRS. LUMMIS & GAPES having taken the very commodious premises adjoining the City Hotel, beg to inform their country friends and tbe public generally that they are prepared to supply them with all the requisites of their trade at a reasonable price; first-class articles guaranteed. They have now in stock a very large assortment of first-class papers, varying in price from 6d to 10s per piece, together with oils, paints, &c. Writing, graining, and gilding done. Lttmmis & Gapes, Next door to the City Hotel. The undersigned having entered into fresh business arrangements, requests that all accounts due to him may bo settled forthwith. Mr Harrison is authorised to collect all outstanding accounts. 3-26 Geoboe Lummis. TWO POUNDS REWARD. lOST OR STOLEN from Cranmerj square, on the night of the 2nd or morning of the 3rd inst,, a dark ohesnut MARE, about thirteen hands high, stiff built, white face; branded Son near shoulder; short switch tail. Apply to J. Felton, Kilraore street; or B. Monk, Felton's ferry. 4-6 NOTICE TO MASTERS OF VESSELS. MASTERS OF VESSELS requiring Ballast are informed that, in order to ensure regularity and despatch in the supply of the same, application must be made at this office. Fbedk. D. Gibson, Port Officer. Port Officer's Office, Lyttelton, Nov. 12,1866. 11-28 WOOL, STATION SUPPLIES, &o. THE UNDERSIGNED make Liberal Cash Advances on Wool delivered to their order at Messrs Holmes and Co.'s Stores on the banks of the Rakaia, or at any of the Railway stations, and at Timaru, Kaiapoi, Saltwater Creek, and all shipping places on the coast. Station stores and supplies of all kinds forwarded to order to meet the wool drayß. Mixes & Co., Lyttelton and Christchurch. October 23,1866. 10-24 SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. \ GENERAL MEETING of the MemXjL bars of this Society will be held at the City Council Chamber, on Thursday, April 11, at four p.m. Jakes W. Smith, Secretary. April 6, 1867. 4-6 MISSING FRIENDS. THOMAS FRASER, late of RoBS-shire, Scotland, wishes to hear from his brother John, late of Loch Broom, Ross-shire. Address to David Naibn, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Hereford Btreet; or to Simon Mcßay, Kowai Pass. 3-5 HEATHCOTE MILLS. MR. J. L. WILSON begs to inform the public that he has erected a NEW SILK MACHINE, With all the la est improvements, with cleaning apparatus or wheat, &c, and is confident that he can produie an article equal to any in the province. With thanks for past favors, hopes to ment a continued share of patronage. «f. L. W. also wishes to state that he has the business of his late brother-in-law, MR. R. MEERS, Cashel street, "Where they can be as well supplied as at his No. 1 STORE, Market-place. 1-24 ■ |iiHHMMMgii----^«-am^ J. BALDWIN, Colombo Stbeet, Chbistchttbch, BEGS to announce having completed his arrangements for carrying on tlie 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. ARTESIAN WELLS. JOSEPH WALKER & CO., Artesian Well Sinkers, beg respectfully to inform the public they are prepared to undertake the sinking of wells iv town or country on most reasonable terms. Any orders they may be kindly favored with to be left at Mr J. Pabkeb's, corner of Cashel street weat, where they will be punctually attended to. 3-23 MESSRS. MWNHAM & BUDDLE! having taken the Btore lately in the occupation of J. D.. Macpherson, Esq., at Kaiapoi, are prepared to receive wool, grain, &c, for storage or shipment on the usual terms. Station stores supplied. Kaiapoi, November 6, 1866. 11-5