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Press, Volume XIII, Issue 1728, 19 September 1868, Page 1

Public Notices. JU3T PUBLISHED, ■VTEW ZEALAND POSTAL GUIDE. Contains full information as to time of closing country mails, rates of postage, &c. PRICE SIXPENCE. Apply at 8-25 Registebbd Letteb Window. mHE THOROUGH-BRED IMPORTED HORSE "MALTON" Will STAND THIS SEASON, at the Bush Inn, Riccarton. Maltou was bred by Sir Tatton Sykes ; got by Rifleman, dam by Hampton out of Centurion's dam, by Comus. Malton is sire of Belle of the Isle, Magenta, and several other winners, Southern Chief, &c. Paddocks provided for mares, and every care taken, but no responsibility. Terms—Six guineas a mare, payable by promissory note due Ist February, 1869. Paddocking to be paid on removal of mares. The horse and some of his stock can be seen on application to 9-1 War. C. Webb. WILL BE PUBLISHED EARLY, Price One Shilling, HHHE NEW ZEALAND ALMANACK •*■ AND DIARY, FOR THE YEAR 1869. It will contain— Eclipses Ephemeris Diary for every Day in the Year Farm Calendar Garden Calendar Postage Rates and Regulations Vaccination Stamp Duties Act, Schedules of Officers of General Government Departments Officers of Provincial Government Departments Members of Provincial Council Customs Tariff Justices of the Peace Fencing Ordinance Trespass of Cattle Ordinance Trespass of Cattle Ordinance Amendment Ordinance Thistle Ordinance Hackney Carriage Fares (Christchurch) Waterman's Fares (Lyttelton) Fees in Civil Cases, Resident Magistrate's Court Itinerary Interest Table Weights and Measures Wages Table The Housekeeper's Ready Reckoner Useful Receipts Amended Stamp Duties Waste Lands Sales Waste Lands Act Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Electric Telegraph Rates Railway Fares Port Regulations Crown Grants The Publishers of the Almanack will spare no pains to make it the most complete work of the kind published in New Zealand, and trust to meet with the liberal patronage of the public. The large number of copies proposed to be issued will make it a most desirable medium of advertising, the scale of charges for which will be as low as consistent with fair remuneration. STEVENS & CO., 7-21 ' Publishers, High street. NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED can BUILD a neat substantial COTTAGE, 20 feet by 10 feet, of full cut timber, best quality, brick chimney, and complete, for £25; any size buildings; the works and material guaranteed. Shop fixtures of all sorts made to order. All specifications properly executed. Windows, doors, timber, in large or small quantities, sold cheap. Country orders no extra charge. On receiving orderß in all cases the cost of same given. The sooner the order is given the better, as each follows in rotation. N.B.—No public tenders noticed. Thomas Pubdie, Builder, Papanui road, 4-4 Christchurch IRVINE'S HOTEL AND STORE, ASHBURTON. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HOTEL BETWEEN CHRISTCHURCH AND TIMARU. JOHN IRVINE (late of the Orari Hotel), respectfully intimates to his friends and the public, that he has leased from the Government that old established Hotel, known as the ASHBURTON ARMS, With the excellent Stabling attached thereto, j capable of accommodating thirty horses, with several roomy loose boxes, The range of bedrooms, contiguous to the Hotel, are unequalled for size and comfort. The only sheepyard (will hold 10,000 sheep) and stockyard at the Ashburton. SCALE OF CHARGES. Meals 2b 6d and Is 6d Beds 2sodandls6d ALL DRINKS-SIXPENCE. Stabling, per night 5s Horse feed Is Wines, spirits, and ales, of the best brands THE STORE Contains an excellent and well selected Stock of New Goods of every description, too numerous to particularise in an advertisement, at very moderate prices. PERIODICAL SALES OF STOCK, &a. Ashburton being midway between Christchurch and Timaru, arrangements are being made for holding periodical sales of cattle, horses, &c., due notice of which will be given. Ashburton Arms Hotel, June, 1868. 6-18 MONEY TO LEND, in sums of £50 and upwards on APPROVED FREEHOLD SECURITY. Eichd. Wk. Fbbssay, Solicitor, 748 Colombo strset, Christchurch, '