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Public Notices. PARTNERSHIP. MESSRS. ROBERTS & CO., Merchants and Wharfingers, having taken Mr. Jaraps Maxwell into partnership, the business will as usual be carried on under the style or firm of ROBERTS & CO. Colombo and Lichfield streets, Christchurch, and Christchurch Quay, Ferry road. Dated this 26th June, 1867. 6-28 R. W. WALTERS, UNDERTAKER, Papanui Road: Funerals performed with a strict regard to economy. The Trade supplied with Hearse, &c. 6-25 PEOPLE OF CANTERBURY. NOTICE. r pHE UNDERSIGNED, through a daily JL increasing demand for his superior and well-fitting boots, begs leave to announce that, on and after the Bth instant, the price of his watertights will be reduced to 20s and 235, and most other articles in proportion. Chas. McNicol. Fellow colonists, awake ! awake to your true interests j employ colonial labour, and thereby create in proportion a market for your yearly increasing products which need not be enumerated. - 7-3 NOTICE. HAS been running in my paddocks, Halswell, since March. 1, a red and white STEER, about fifteen months old - t branded B on near rump. If not claimed within twenty-one days from this date will be sold to defray expenses. C. J. CO-CBB. July 24, 1867. 7-26 WHEAT. THE UNDERSIGNED is a CASH PURCHASER of Good Samples of WHEAT. John Gbigg, 7-26 Matson's Buildings. THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE 12th OF JULY IN LYTTELTON. THE BRETHREN met in their Lodge-room, King William terrace. The chair was taken by the Worshipful Grand Master, Brother T. R. Wallace; the vice-chair by the Senior Master Brother F. Redpath, the Brethren wearing the emblems of the Order. After the Brethren had partaken of the good things provided for them, the Worshipful proposed the Charter toast, which was drunk with all the honours annexed. The next was Brother Redpath, who proposed the health of the Queen, which is the usual thing in the Brotherhood. The next was " All true Orangemen round the Globe," followed by other loyal toaßts. The Brethren of Christchurch dined together in Brother Hamilton's, St. Asaph street. 7.17 DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP. N'OTICEIS HERE BY GIVEN that the COPARTNERSHIP hitherto carried on by Jeremiah Jones, Frederick William Eicke, and William Mardon, as auctioneers, commission agents, and publicans, at Christchui 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 stylo or firm of " Jones, McGlashan, and Company." All money 8 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, Chiistohurah. . _ 7-23