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Public Notices. G. COATES, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, COLOMBO STREET, Established in New Zealand Seventeen Years, *T>EGS TO THANK THE PUBLIO for the generous support accorded to him Bince the commenced business in Christchurch and to assure them that no exertion will be spared to merit a still greater share of their favour. G. Coates would further intimate that for the purpose of supplying the publio with articles of a first-class character, both as regards design and material, he intends returning to England by first steamer, where his knowledge of the business and requirements of the place will enable him to supply the public with articles which, for cheapness and quality, will defy competition. His ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES will b© MANUFACTURED by HIMSELF, and the public may rely on their maintaining tht high character for whioh they have been celebrated. PARCELS of JEWELLERY, &c, are received every month via Panama, and any article not kept in stock can be had in four months from date of order. EVERY ARTICLE PURCHASED at this Establishment will be GUARANTEED, or failing to give satisfaction will be exchanged. The business will be carried on as hitherto under the management of Mr. H. Thomson, and an efficient staff of workmen, and all repairs entrusted to him will be executed in a manner that will do credit to himself and give satisfaction to his customers. 11-11 TJTATOHES. WATCHES. WATCHES.! LOCKETS. LOCKETS. LOCKETS. Just to hand via Panama. English Lever Hunting Watches, from £6 0 Colored Gold Lockets, from... ... 10 Colored Gold Lockets, set in diamonds 10 10 A visit to the undersigned will convince those in want of watches that they can be supplied as cheaply as in England. G. COATEB, Watchmaker and Jeweller, 11-11 Colombo street; ! NEW STORE AT GOVERNOR'S BAY. MARY ANN FOSTER having OPENED a GENERAL STORE at Governor's Bay, hopes by strict attention to the wants of her customers to merit their support. 11-13

NOTICE. ON and after MONDAY, Deoember 9, an OMNIBUS will RUN from the Christchurch RAILWAY STATION to the WHITE HART HOTEL andPOST-OFFIOE to meet the Trains each way. FARES—SIXPENCE. Ail parcels and paokages left at the Railway Station or White Hart Hotel will be punctually attended to. Thos. C. Mttxuks, > 12-4 Proprietor. NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS OWING to Wm. Oarruthers must be PAID on or before the 20th instant, or legal proceedings will be taken for the recovery of the same. Kaiapoi, December 6. 12-7 r ~ , ' Entire Horses. rpo STAND THIS SEASON. FIREFLY, A son of the celebrated H Barbiere, dam, Fly This compact horse is the only thoroughbred son of 11 Barbiere in Canterbury, and is well known in the Ashburton country as the sire of first-rate hacks, many of which have been sold at high prices. Terms : — Thorough-bred mares, £5 6s half-bred mares, £2 10s ; groomage, ss. Enquire of John Blake, Manager, Spreydon Farm. For pedigree, see New Zealand Stud Book, page 14. 10-29 TO STAND THIS SEASON, THE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE HORSE NAPOLEON. On Mondays—At Mr Grigg*s Farm, The Halswell, late Burton's. On Wednesdays and Saturdays—At Mr Mitchell's Herefo/d-street Repository. On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays—At the Home Station, Burnside, Fendalltown. Terms—£6 6s each, payable March 1; or by acceptance, January 1, 1868. Guarantee, £8 Bs. Good paddock accommodation at 2s 6d per 'week. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. Groom's fee, ss. W. Boag, 10-5 Burnside, Fendalltown. f|lo, STAND THIS SEASON MERCURY, Boan colt by Quicksilver out of imported English mare Duchess, twice winner of the first prize for Carriage Brood Mares at the Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Show at Christchurch. Mercury Brill serve only ten mares this season, except a few of his owner's. Terms :—Five Guineas. Groomage, ss. Enquire of: Hahs Clabk, 10-29 . Mererale Paddocks.