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New Advertisements. AT THE B - d - RAILWAY "• d - . English Porter ... 1 3 Bum 3 6 * English Ale ... 13 CHOP HOUSE, gQ £ g Port Wine 3 6 CORNER Whiskey 3 6§ 3 OF g g Sherry Wine ... 3 6 COLOMBO & CASHEL old Tom 36 | »q Colonial Beer, per STREETS, Hennessy's pale Brandy 5 6 §• glass 0 3 S. L. BELL, Proprietor, Gooddraughtßrandy 5 0 Ail Dbinks, 4d. All the above goods being direct from the Bonded Stores, the quality can be relied upon. A further reduction to purchasers of original packages. 5-10 PUBLIC-HOUSE ORDINANCE. T IST OF PERSONS AND HOUSES to and for which Licenses were Granted at the Annual Licensing Meeting, held at Lyttelton on the seventh day of May, 1867 :— Persons Licensed. Houses Licensed. Situation. Kind of License. Belgrave, Robert Rising Sun London street General Cameron, Peter Robin Hood Norwich quay Hotel Cuff, Albert The Queen's London street Hotel Day, George Sumner Hotel Sumner Hotel Forster, William Accommodation-house Governor Bay Conditional Hill, John Albion London street Hotel Julian, Joseph W. Mitre Norwich quay Hotel Jones, Benjamin N. Railway London street General Leslie, Thomas Saion Boarding-house Norwich quay Wine and Beer Pearson, Samuel Oddfellows' Arms Winchester street Wine and Beer Roper, Edward W. Assembly Shades London street General 5-13

mOWN HALL. In consequence of the inclemency of the weather on Saturday, THE GLASS BLOWERS. WILL GITB THEIR FAREWELL EXHIBITION ON F WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, Upon which occasion will be given an ! IMMENSE COLLECTION OF PRIZES. , In the Afternoon all the children will be ' presented with a present. Doors Open —Evening, half-past seven ; t afternoon, two o'clock. At half-past nine Mr Woodroffe will take the glass steam-engines to pieces in the ! presence of the audience. Admission, 2s j children, 1 ; reserved seats, 4s. The Troupe will open in Lyttelton on FRIDAY, MAY 17. On Saturday afternoon all the children will receive a present, and in the evening a large collection will be given. Doors open—Evening, half-past seven ; afternoon, two o'clock. Admission, 2s 6d j children, Is j reserved seats, 4s. H. Peachman, 5-13 Agent. NOTICE. A MEETING OF THE FARMERS AND LANDOWNERS of the Mandeville and surrounding districts will be held at the Kaikainui hotel, Kaiapoi, on Thursday evening, ■> May 16, at seven p m., to take into consideration the desirability of co-operating in the erection of a Grain Store. 5-14 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF MEAT. WWITHEY, Pork Butcher, Colombo • street, begs to inform his old cusn tomers and the general public that on and is after TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1867, the prices at his establishment will be as follows : — Pork 6dto 8d per lb. Pork sausages lOd per lb. Beef sausages 8d per lb. German sausages Is per lb. Bacon Is per lb. Hams Is 3d per lb. Id Saveloys, as usual. Terms cash. REMEMBER WITHEY'S, The Original Old-established Pork Butcher, Colombo Street. 3e Cash Buyer of Pigs from £1 to £1000. >g 5 - 14 STEAM TO WELLINGTON, NAPIER, TAURANGA, AND AUCKLAND. THE New Zealand Steam Navigation Com pany's Steamship J® WELLINGTON. F. Renneb, Commander, n- Is appointed to sail for above ports on FRIDAY, MAY 17, ~ At noon. Apply to Mathbson's AGENCY, Lyttelton and Christchurch. E . May 14,1867. 5-14 % TO DAIRYMEN AND OTHERS. [!! mHE UNDERSIGNED is instructed b; D 3 \ X William Robinson, Esq., to purchase fo to cash five Milch Cows, to calve in June; mua be young, quiet, and well bred. J. H. Bennett, 541 Hereford steeet.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, oantebbuby distbict. In the Matter of the Debtors and Creditors Act; and In the Matter of the Petition of WaiiAH Dixon, of the Ferry Road, near Christchurch, in the Province of Canterbury, Butcher. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all book debts owing to the above-named William Dixon are now vested in Frederic Henry Melville Walker, of Christchurch, the Receiver appointed by the Court, pursuant to Section 8 of the " Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment Act, 1865," and all debtors to the estate of the said William Dixon are hereby cautioned not to pay any debts to any other person but to the said Frederic Henry Melville Walker, or his order. Dated this 13th day of May, 1867. James E. Gbaham, 5-14 Inspector in Bankruptcy. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1867. CLEARING SALE OP CATTLE, HORSES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c, &c, AT MR. W. M'LAUGHLAN'S FARM, ON THE LOWER SPRINGS TRACK, ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 15. MESSRS. OLLIVIER & CO. hav< received instructions from Mr Williaa M'Laughlan to sell by public auction at hi Farm, on the above date, The whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Consisting of 10 mibh cows 12 fat steers, two to three years old 20 steers, one and a-half to two years ol< 6 heifers, one and a-half to two years ol( 2 teams of draught horses 4 fillies, well bred 20 pigs, fat and others Also, 1 splendid threshing machine 3 five-horsi power, complete, with winnowin| machine and extra fittings And other farming implements. Terms at sale. Sale at noon. Luncheon provided. The Auctioneers beg to call the attention 1 of stock buyers to the above Bale, as all th cattle are from first-class stock, and perfect! [ quiet. , Carts will leave the offices of the Auctior ) eers at half-past ten o'clock. 5-14 I CANTERBURY BREWING, MALTING AND DISTILLING COMPANY, (LIMITED). A MEETING OF THE SHARE HOLDERS will be held at the Cit hotel, Christchurch, on Wednesday, the 15t instant, at three o'clock p.m., for the purpos of electing directors and officers for th ensuing year, and to determine what step " should be taken to enable the Company t • commence operations immediately. ' J. B. Stippb, 5-14 Secretary pro tern.