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Press, Volume XII, Issue 1469, 24 July 1867, Page 3

Public Notices. CANTERBURY ART UNION. AN ART UNION for an exceedingly choice ASSORTMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHS framed and unframed, is now open for the admission of members. It contains none but well executed copies of works of the best masters, ancient and modern —Guido, Tandyke, Guidoateri, Dykmans, Millais, Holman Hunt, Maclise, Bonheur, Landseer, Frith, Gerome, _c. Also, TWO HANDSOME SCRAPBOOKS, Containing eaoh about a hundred mementos of celebrated pictures. FIFTY TICKETS—£I TICKET. The pictures are all of them carefully selected, and the assortment, a very liberal one, is divided into FIVE PRIZES, The value of which respectively is £18, £10, £8, £8, and £6. On view at MESSRS. WHEELER'S Art Repository, Colombo street. The drawing for the prizes will take place immediately the tickets are taken up, three or four days' notice of which will be forwarded to each member. 7-17 ESTATE OF NEWNHAM AND BUDDLE, KAIAPOI.

IT is requested that all ACCOUNTS due to the above Estate be PAID forthwith either to Mr. William Buddie, or at the office of the undersigned, Cashel street, Christchurch. F. H. Melville Wa__bb, 7-20 Sequestrator. DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP. HEREBY GIVEN that the COPARTNERSHIP hitherto carried on by Jeremiah Jones, Frederick William Eicke, and William Mardon, as auctioneers, commission agents, and publicans, at Christenui eh, and by Jeremiah Jones, Edward McGlashan, Frederick William Eicke, and William Mardon, as auctioneers and commission agents at Hokitika, in the Province of Canterbury, under the style or firm of " Jones, McGlashan, and Company," has been DISSOLVED by mutual consent as from the twentieth day of June last so far as regards the said Frederick William Eicke.

The business of the said co-partnership will in future be carried on at Christchurch by the said Jeremiah Jones and William Mardon, and at Hokitika by the said Edward McGlashan, Jeremiah Jones, and William Mardon, under the said style or firm of " Jones, McGlashan, and Company." All moneys owing to, and payable by, the late firm will be received and paid at Christchurch by the said William Mardon, and at Hokitika by the said Jeremiah Jones. Dated this twentieth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven.

Jones, McGlashan & Co. Witness —Thomas I. Joynt, Solicitor, Christchurch. 7-23 TO the Professional Gentlemen of Christchurch. Medical, Surgical, Chemical, Architectural, Engineeiing, Metallurgical, and other Scientific Books and Surgical Instruments. R. N. Henningham, agent for the house of F. F. Bailliere, Melbourne, London, Paris, New York, will arrive in Christchurch on the 23ad instant, with an extensive selection of Scientific Books and Surgical Instruments, 7-18