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New Advertisements. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER HEABD OF IN CHRISTGHURCH CAN NOW BE HAD AT CUD DON'S, TTJAM STREET, NEAR THE EOTAL HOTEL. TTT OUDDON having bought the STOCK from the Trustees of MB GEORGE'S "» • ESTATE, inOaehel street, offers the same at price* never before heard of in Christchurch. 2,800 LADIES' TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, FROM SIXPENCE EACH, Amongst which will be found the latest fashions and of th* best quality. LADIES' BID GLOVES. LADIES' JACKETS. LADIES' COLLARS. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERCLOTHING. LADIES' FALLS. LADIES' BELTS. FEATHERS. FLOWERS. RIBBONS. CAP FRONTS. INFANTS' ROBES. INFANTS' CASHMERE CLOAKS: ETC., ETC., ETC. The whole of the above Goodi will be cold at half the price they can be had in any other shop in Christohurch. 8-3 B. PETERSEN, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND SILVEESMITH, HIGH STREET T>EGS to inform his patrons that in consequence of the increased tariff on Jewellery and LD Silver-plate, he deemed it necessary to enlarge the Manufacturing Department, and having succeeded in engaging skilful and finished workmen is now prepared to take orders for SILVER CUPS (for all purposes), INKSTANDS, CLARET JUGS, COMMUNION SERVICES, TROWELS, &0., ; Of any design, and entirely of his own manufacture. HAVING ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PRECIOUS STONES, Vie. :— DIAMONDS, PEARLS, RUBIES, OPALS, EMERALDS, &o«> &0., The most refined taste can be gratified in the setting of the same in an elegant, finished and workmanlike manner. The purity of the material may be fully relied on. ! B. P., in thanking his customers for past favours, eolicits to be encouraged in the same liberal spirit as heretofore, relying on the public for supporting and advancing Colonial industry; A VERY BUCSJSSCME STOCK OF JEWELLERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES 6-15

J LITTLE, BLACKSMITH, North wad • Woodend, informs the inhabitants o: Woodend and its neighbourhood that he hat COMMENCED BUSINESS as above, am by attention and punctuality, with thebes materials, and good workmanship, hopes t< receive a share of publio patronage anc support. 8-12 PUBLISHED AT THE "PBESS" OFFICE, QPEEOHES AND LETTEBf BT JOHN BOBEBT GODLBI, I WITH A MEMOIB OF HIS LIFE, XDIXBD BT JAMES EDWABD FITZGEBALD. Pbicb 7e to* m> o> vxw ASTnucnrora*

Auctions. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14. AT THE OLD WESLEYAN CHAPEL, HIGH STBEET. CONTINUATION AND FINAL CONCLUSION 07THB SALE OF MBS. LILUE'S EFFECTS. SUPEBB GBEEN-HOUSE PLANTS, MILOH COWS, YOUNG STOCK, OABBIAGE HORSES, WAGGONETTE, HABNESS, Ac., &c, &c. MESSBS. G: D. LOGKHART & CO. will SELL, WITHOUT BEBEBVE, The whole of the GBEENHOUSE PLANTS, ABB A QUANTITY OF SUNDBIES, At the. Old Wealeyan Chapel, on the above date; and THE STOCK At the White Hart Yards, on the same day. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock punctually. For farther particnlars|apply to G. D. Looxhabt & Co., 8-10 Colombo >' o Hereford streets. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONOEBN. SALE OF THE WRECK OF THE SCHOONEB MABY ANN CHBISTINA, 88 Tons Begieter. WH. HABGBEATES hae received • instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION nt hie Booms, Cathedral-square, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, The Wreck of the Mary Ann Christina, as she now lies stranded on the Ninety-mile beach below Tamut, viz. :— Hull, spars, standing and running-gear, complete suite of sails, winch, galley and cooking-apparatus, kedge, chaincable, patent windlass, Manilla lines and coir-hawßer, set of Maryatt's signals, Union Jack and ensign, one dingy, nearly new, &a, &c. Also, (On account of those concerned.) About 6000 feet of boards and scantling. Sale at 1 o'clock. T«rcu caih. 8-10