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:_ ...;r ::r. New ~ Advertisements. ~ ] t»wn » ii in in ..f ■ I i a. iin ' ' '" ■ BOARD AND RESIDENCE. TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with board and residence on the most reasonable terms. . Apply to ■vl: MRS; A9HBOLT, 2-20 Whately road. TO INVEST on good security, oV/001/U in sums of £300 and upwards. H. MATSON & CO., 2*16 , Cathedral square. WSTD OVKSW ASTBBTZSBICBKTB. Government Notices; _—: : — TO MASONS, CARPENTERS, &c. THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT INVITE TENDERS for the ERECTION of a MUSEUM, according to drawings and specification prepared by Mr B. W. Moraitfort, architect. Plans can be seen on and after Saturday inext, the 13th instant, at the Architect's Office in Cathedral square. Tenders to be sent in not later than 4 p.m. March 1. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. EDWD. JOLLIE, Secretary for Public Works. Christehurch, Feb. 9,1867. 2-11 THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT of CANTERBURY, New Zealand, is prepared to RECEIVE PROPOSALS for the CONSTRUCTION of a RAILWAY between Christehurch and the South Bank of the River Kowai, a distance of about twentysix miles, in accordance with the following resolutions of the Provincial Council :— " 1. That capitalists be invited to undertake the construction of a cheap railway from Christehurch to the South Bank of the Kowai, and to furnish the necessary rolling stock, buildings, &c." «2. That it jbe a request to the Government to take by Ordinance or otherwise such steps as may be necessary to make £30,000 of the unexpended balance of the loan, and any interest that may accrue thereon, available as a fund for guaranteeing capitalists' interest on the cost of the said railway." "3. That before any tender be accepted the sanction of the Provincial Council be"first obtained." Further information can be obtained from the Secretary for Publio Works, Government Buildings, Christchuroh. . WMV ROLLESTON, Superintendent of the Province of Canterbury. Superintendent's Office, Chrbtchurch, Feb. 11,1869. 2*12 PUBLIO NOTICE. WHEREAS great loss and damage have from time to time been caused to Bush and other lands, being Waste Lands of the Crown in/this province, from the careless or malicious conduct of individuals in Betting fire thereto, I hereby give notice that a reward of £25 will be given by the Provincial Government to any person who shall give such information as shall lead to the conviction of anj offender, from whose carelessness or maliciousness any Buch fire dan be proved to hare originated. ; WILLLAM GUISE BRITTAN, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Land Office, Christehurch, January 28,1869. 1-29 PUBLIO N OTI 08. IMMIGRATION. THE PROVINCIAL GOVERMENT will receive applications for free passages for single women—domestic servants —between the ages pf fifteen v andthirty-five; and for assisted passages for families and single men. Terms can be ascertained on application at the Immigration Office. By order of his Honor the Superintendent, DAVID M. MACKAY, Immigration Officer. Immigration Office, Chrißtohurch, June 18, 1868. 8-20 Public Notice. NOTICE. THB PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between Edwin Dearnley and George Clark, carrying on business under the name or style of Dearnley and Co., as YErated Water Manufacturers, is tbis~day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All debts due to and against the said firm will be received and paid by George Clark. EDWIN DEARNLEY, GEORGE CLARK. Witness—R. H. Clabx. Feb. 13,1869. G CLARK takes this opportunity of • thanking the public in general for the liberal support accorded to the late firm of Dearnley and Co., during the last ; six years, and begs to state that for the future the business will be carried on" by him on the same premises, Oxford ierraee west. GEORGE CLARK, Water Manufacturer. Oxford terrace west, Christehurch. 2-15 NOTICE. mHE COACH between Rangiora and A. Oxford leaves Rangiora Post-office on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 12.30 p.m.; returning from Oxford on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, leaving Oxford at 8.30 aan. 2*l° H. BLACKETT.