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New Advertisements. £250 R E W AED. r\N THE MORNING OF NOVEMBER 23 | THE RESIDENCE OP MR. GEORGE GOULD, ON the NORTH TOWN BELT, WAS WILFULLY AND MALICIOUSLY SET ON EIRE. THE SUM OF £250 WILL BE PAID TO ANY ONE WHO WILL GIVE SUCH INFORMATION AS WILL LEAD TO THE CONVICTION OF THE OFFENDER OR OFFENDERS. Garrick & Cowlishaw, 11-25 Solicitors. COALS. COALS. COALS. PER AFFIANCE, FROM NEWCASTLE. TO CONSUMERS AND OTHERS. GKO. SIMSON & CO. HAVING CONCLUDED THEIR ARRANGEMENTS, ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE BEST HOUSEHOLD NEWCASTLE COALS At the following rates for cash, on delivery within the Town Belt:—At per ton, £2 8s ; at per half ton, £1 4s ; at per quarter ton, 12s. At the Railway Station. Christchurch, £2 4a. per ton ; at Railway Station, Templeton j (parties own bags), £2 10s per ton ; at Railway Station, Rolleston (parties own bags), £2 18s. | Outside the Town Belt a sliding scale of Is per ton per half-mile for cartage will be made. TOWN OFFICE—CATHEDRAL SQUARE; Where all orders will be received and any information given. WHOLESALE DEPOT—RAILWAY STATION. N.B. —G. S. & Co., from their long experience and sole attention to the above trade, and the extensive and economical business arrangements made by them, can guarantee the supply of A REALLY FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE at the lowest remunerative price, and beg to call the particular attention of consumers to this important fact, viz. :— TWENTY CWT. TO THE TON GUARANTEED. N.B.—CASH BUYERS OF GREY RIVER COAL. Christchurch, September 1,1867. 9-2

TO ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO MESSRS. W. STRINGER & CO. \TOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that after L\ the 21st day of November Resident Magistrate's Court SUMMONSES will be ISSUED, without respect of persons, for all .DEBTS remaining unpaid on that day. Persons wishing to avoid the annoyance or a summons can pay their debts either to Mr. Shackleton, or at the otfice of Messrs. J. T. feacock and Co. November 7, 1867. 11-8 BKD OV NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SHIP GLEN MARK, FROM LONDON, R. Wrankmoek, RN.lt., Commander. r PHE ABOVE BHIP having this day been 1 reported at the Custom-house, Consignees are requested to pass entries, present bills of lading, and pay freight at the office of the undersigned, Lyttelton, without whose endorsement no goods will be delivered. All goods not passed for by Tuesday, November 19, will be cleared and stored by a Customs' Agent at Consignee's risk and expense. Miles & Co., Lyttelton and Christchurch. November 11, 1867. 11-15 WHITE STAR LINE. FOR LONDON DIRECT. FIRST WOOL SHIP OF THE SEASON. mHE CELEBRATED CLIPPER SHIP BLUE JACKET, James White, Commander, (Carrying first and second-cabin passengers only) will load with Wool as fast as the clip comes to hand, and should be ready for sea about the end of December. This magnificent ship is well known in Canterbury for her uniformly comfortable and rapid passages, her last voj age home and back to this port having been accomplished in less than seven months, including seven weeks occupied in discharging and loading cargoes in the London docks. Passengers in the siloon are provided with bedding, linen, and other requisites. The second-cabin is a house on deck, wel ventilated and roomy. A milch cow will be placed on board. For freight or passage apply to Miles & Co., Lyttelton, Christchurch, and Timaru. 10-4 STEAM TO WELLINGTON, NAPIER, TAURANGA, AUCKLAND, NELSON, GREYMOUTH, HOKITIKA, AND SIDNEY. THE Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company's Steamship EGMONT, A. W. Jack, Commander, Is appointed to sail for Wellington, Napier, Tauranga, and Auckland on or about WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, At three o'clock p m., Taking on passengers for Nelson, Greymouth, Hokitika, and Sydney, to be transhipped to the Company's steamship Claud Hamilton at Wellington. lor freight or paisage&pplj to ATrTi—w 4b Co, 11-21 Ljtteltan mi GhrifCtiiiwbt