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New Advertisements. mHEATRE ROYAL. LAST TIME OF MISS ADELAIDE BOWRING In her great part of DEBORAH, Being the greatest hit of the season. It will be repeated THIS EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, And every evening until further notice, giving every person an opportunity of witnessing DEBORAH, In which character Miss A. Bowring has established herself as the greatest actress that has ever visited New Zealand. N.B.—Deborah is the original German play by Dr. Mosenthall, from which Leah is adapted. 11-25 TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. TENDERS are invited by Mandeville and Rangiora Road Board, by eleven o'clock on Mond-iy, December 2, for the following TIMBER.— 5000 feet black birch planking, 8 x 3, 15 and 16 feet long 12 pieces black birch, 15 x 6, 25 feet long 20 black birch piles, 12 x 12, squared, 28 to 35 feet long 20 piles, round, black pine, totara, or: manuka, not less than 1 foot in centre, free from bark, 28 feet to 35 feet long. Tenders to state price for sawn, squared and round, separate ; also the price delivered at Rangiora. G. Leslie Leb, 11-27 Chairman. | TO LET, A CONVENIENT HOUSE containing! seven rooms, witli convenient, outbuildings, garden, and small paddock, situated about five minutes' walkfrom the Town Belt. Apply to E. Coxhead, 11-26 Cambridge-terrace East. LYTTELTON COLONISTS' SOCIETY. ON AND AFTER THIS DATE the SEW LIBRARY and READINGROOM will be OPEN to Subscribers from ten a.m. to four p.m., and from six p.m. to ten p.m. Members will be enrolled on payment of subscription at the rate of 20a per annum, to Mr Carder, Hon. Sec. A GENERAL MEETING of Subscribers will be held at the NEW HALL ON THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, For election of officers and other business. F. D. Gibson, 11-26 President.

ESTATE OF B. SIMPSON. EVERY ACCOUNT due to this Estate will be SUED FOR on the 30th instant without further notice, and without exception. F. D. Lxtckie,? Trasteeß> A. Louisson, ) 11-27 «__ FOR SALE, I f*f\ ACRES OF LAND, on the Coal o\_/ Track, near White's accommodationhouse, and having a frontage on the Waimakariri. Apply to Mr. John Hossack, 11-26 Cashel street east. CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY (LIMITED). PUBLIC MEETINGS will be held at the following place at seven p.m: — SELWYN FORKS (DERRETT'S), ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28. James Wilde, 11-18 Secretary. TO MECHANICS' INSTITUTES AND COUNTRY LIBRARIES. MESSRS. INWOOD & BILTON having determined to dispose of the whole of i their large STOCK, invite the attention of MECHANICS' INSTITUTES and other Libraries in the country to the BOOK** 1 which will be on view in the WESLEYAN CHAPEL, High street, on MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY NEXT, Preparatory to the Sale on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28. 11-21 CRICKET. A GENERAL MEETING of the CRICKETERS of this province will be held on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, at the Clarendon Hotel, at half-past seven o'clock, for the purpose of electing a committee to make the necessary arrangements for playing the annual match between Otago and Canterbury. Any person who has paid his subscription for the current season to an organised club will be deemed a cricketer and entitled to vote at the meeting. F. M. OILIVIEB, Hon. Sec. U.0.C.0., G. Tttbneb, 11-26 Hon. Sec. Albion Cricket Club. PUBLIC NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance of the Slaughter-house Ordinance, Session VIII, No. 5, and of the Slaughter-house Ordin«nce Amendment Act, Session IX, No 4, a SPECIAL MEETING of her Majesty's Justices of the Peace will be held on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, at the Resident Magistrate's Court, Kaiapoi, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of taking into consideration applications for Slaughter-house Licenses. Q-. E". Hewxxsqs, ClerUo tMencti, N.B.— All applications most be sent in ten dayi prior to December 10,1667. 11-26