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Public Notices. \ PARTNKRSHIP. \rESSBS. ROBERTS & CO., Merchants .tI and Wharfingers, having taken Mr. Jamps Maxwell into partnership, the business will as usual be carried on under the style or flrrn of ROBERTS & CO. Colombo and Lichfield streets, Christchurch, and Christchurch Quay, Ferry road. Dated this 26th June, 1867. 6-28 R. W. WALTERS, UNDERTAKER, Papantti Road: Funerals performed with a strict regard to economy. The Trade supplied with Hearse, &c. 6-25 PEOPLE OF CANTERBURY. NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED, through a daily increasing demand for his suporior cv.il well-fitting boots, begs leave to announce that, on and after the Bth instant, the price of his watertights will bo reduced to 20s and 235, and most other articles in proportion. Chas. MoNicoir. Fellow colonists, awake! awake to your true interests ; employ colonial labour, and thereby creato in proportion a market for your yearly increasing products which need not bo enumerated. 7-3 ESTATE OFNEWNHAM ANDBUDDLE 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 tho undersigned, Cashel street, Christchurch. F. H. Melville Walk.cc, 7-20 ' Sequestrator. NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED, can BUILD a neat substantial COTTAGE, 20 feet by 10 feet, of full cut timber, best quality, brick chimney, and complete, for £25; any size buildings ; the works and material guaranteed. Shop fixtures of all sorts made to order. All specifications properly exeouted. Windows, doors, timber, in large or small quantities, sold cheap. Country orders no extra charge. On receiving orders in all cases the cost of same given. Thomas Pubdie, Builder, 8-2 Papanui road, Christchurch. ASSIGNED OF JOHN DIX. \ LL ACCOUNTS DUE to the assigned f\. Estete of John Dix must be PAID to the TRUSTEES ONLY, at the office of E. S. Dalgety & Co., Christchurch. H. H. Heknah, 1 T _ llßteee 8-2 R. Walton, ) irußteeß « CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL, j PUBLIC HOLIDAY. HIS HONOUR THE SUPERINTENDENT having proclaimed TUESDAY, August 6, a PUBLIC HOLIDAY, for the purpose of Unveiling and Handing Over to the City Council the Godley Statue, I therefore have to request the citizens of Christchurch will respond to his Honour's Proclamation by closing their respective places of business from ten a:m., in order to allow those of their employees who are members of the Volunteers and other public bodies to take part in the proceedings. W. Wilson, Chairman of the City Council. City Council Chamber, August 1,1867. 8-2 NOTICE. HAS been running in my paddocks, Halswell, since March 1, a red and white STEER, about fifteen months old; branded B on near rump. If not claimed within twenty-one days from this date will be sold to defray expenses. C. J. COMEB. July 24, 1867. 7-25 MANDEVILLE FARMERS' CLUB. ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH. ALL PERSONS interested in this Match are requested to ATTEND a PUBLIC MEETING at the KAIKAINUI HOTEL, KAIAPOI, At seven p.m. on MONDAY, AUGUST 5, For the purpose of arranging preliminaries and electing officers. PASHBI & EdWASDS, 8-3 Hon. Secretaries. mHE UNDERSIGNED beg respectfully to A inform the public that they have RESUMED BUSINESS at their old establishment in Cashel street, adjoining the Al hotel, where they hope by strict attention to business, and supplying a good article to merit a share of the patronage hitherto so liberally bestowed upon them. Lane Bros, Butchers, Cashel-street. August 1,1867. 8-1 Merchandise. COALS. A Ztr\ TONS NEWCASTLE BEST 4:OV/ SCREENED COALS, Ex John Knox and Charlotte Andrews, On sale by Wμ. Moniooksbt & Co. Cashel street, July 26, 1867. 7-27 FBESH, NEW, AND GENUINE FARM AND GARDEN SEEDS. 1 AAA BUSHELS COCKSFOOT GBASS JLU' '" 1000 bushels perennial ryegrass 1000 bushels mixed grasses and clovers 50 bushels Italian ryegrass 25 bushels Timothy grass 3 tons white, red, yellow and Alsike clovers 1 ton gorse The usual large assortment of fresh, new vegetable seeds. Catalogues of which can be had on application. W. WnaoK, 7*23 geedjman.