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Press, Volume XII, Issue 1580, 29 November 1867, Page 1

New Advertisements. £250 R E \V A R D. f\ N THE MORNING OF NOVEMBER 23 , THE RESIDENCE OE MR. GEORGE GOULD, ok the NORTH TOWN BELT, WAS WILEULLY 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. Gabbick & Cowlishaw, 11-25 Solicitors.

COALS. COALS. COALS. PER AFFIANCE, FROM NEWCASTLE. TO CONSUMERS AND OTHERS. GEO. 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, 13s. At the Railway Station. Christchurch, £2 4s. per ton ; at Railway Station, Templeton (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

FIRE ! FIRE !! FIRE !!! REMOVAL OF BUSINESS. JONES BROTHERS have to notify to their customers and the public generally j that in consequence of the risk from fire incurred by them in their premises in High Stkeet, and being unable to effect atf INSURANCE on their present large STOCK, they i intend ! OPENING AN ESTABLISHMENT in those commodious and central premises in Colombo Stbeet, one door from Hebefobd i Stbeet, known as LEAMINGTON HOUSE, ' ON SATURDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 30. In addition to their present really choice | Stock of Boots and Shoes, they would confidently invite inspection' to shipments just received ex Melita and Glenmark. CRITERION BOOT DEPOT, COLOMBO STREET. N.B. —Jones Brothers cloße their places of business at seven o'clock every evening except Saturday. 11-29 mOWN . HALL, CHRISTCHURCH. MADAME CARANDINI'S GRAND SACRED CONCERT, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3. SELECTIONS From the Sublime Oratorios by Handel, Hayden, and Mendelssohn, THE MESSIAH, CREATION, AND ELIJAH. CARTES DE VISITE Of either Madame Carandini or the Misses Rosina or Fannie will be presented to each visitor. Seats reserved, and pictures can be selected, at Bonningtou's Music Warehouse. 11-29 THE FRIENDS of Mr. GEO. EDWARD FREESTONE are informed that the Funeral of his late wife, Pbcßbe, will leave his Residence, Papanui road, near the Carlton | hotel, THIS DAY, November 29, at half-past two o'clock. Alfbed Osbobn, 1 11-29 Undertaker. STATEMENT of RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE of the KAIAPOI MUNICIPAL COUNCIL from November 27,1866, to November 27,1867 :— Db. £ s. d. To public roads and footpaths 162 3 1 To artesian 19 2 1 To protection of river bank (embankments) ... ... ... 450 15 4 To expenses of Sir George Grey's visit ... 90 3 6 To Clerk's salary (fourteen months) 130 16 8 To petty cash 17 0 0 To carting 53 1 10 To timber, printing, stationery 158 14 6 To balance, as per Bank-b00k... 192 0 2 £1273 17 3 Ca, £ a. d. By balance 8 17 6 By Government grants... ... 625 0 0 By rates collected, 1865 ... 12 0 By rates collected, 1866 ... 32 12 0 By rates collected, 1867 ... 173 0 8 By rent of bridge 397 2 7 By rent of river reserves ... 27 0 5 By subscription to well (Peraki street) 4 14 0 By subscription to forming Hilton street 10 0 By fees for agreements 3 8 0 I £1273 17 2 J. 0. POBTBB, % Chables Dudley, \ Members of the Council. G. F. Hswxnres, ) 11-29