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Publio NoticesSTATIONERY WAREHOUSE, OPPOSITE THE A 1 HOTEL, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHUXCH. 'FHE ADVERTISER bege to draw attenL tion to hie STOCK OF STATIONERY, Of every description, which is now complete in every branch. Owing to his limited frontage, and small premises, he is unable to make any display of this portion of his stock. The GOODS will be SOLD at the LOWEST PAYING RATES. * # * Country Storekeepers liberally dealt ■with. J. HUGHES, 2-20 Cashel Street, Christchurcb. 75,000 v ° V 7 M B s I EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE, INCLUDING 12,000 CHEAP NOVELS, By all the Popular Authors. CHEAP READING FOR THE BUSH: also some job lots worth attention by the country trade. HOME NEWS, Illustrated London News, Punch, Family Herald, London Journal, Reynold's and other Serials, monthly. BIBLES, family and pocket, a large assortment. CHURCH SERVICES—Best Oxford editions, juet landed. COMMON PRAYERS—Do, do, modern bindings, HYMN BOOKS—Church of England, Wesley an and others. CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS—Best and I common editions. N.Z. SCHOOLROOM—Map on rollers and varnished, 13s 6d. LETTS' DIARIES, 1869-A few still on sale. ADMIRALTY COAST CHARTS of N.Z. Coast, Pilots, &c. J. HUGHES, 2-20 Cashel Street, Christchurch. "THE WEEKLY PRESS." THE Proprietors of this Journal, in acknowledgment of the increased support given to it by the public, have determined to add to its attractions by | ILLUSTRATIONS, i which will appear at intervals, as may be found convenient. " The Weekly Pbess," entering, as it does, almost every homestead in the country districts of Canterbury, is an invaluable advertising medium ; while the mode in which it is compiled renders it indispensable to the runholder, farmer, and every person residing in the country. Aβ each number contains an elaborate summary of the news of the week, articles relating to sheep-breeding and agricultural pursuits, tbe whole or a portion of an interesting tale, poetry, &c, &c, "The Weekly Pbbss " combines the advantages of a newspaper, a magazine, and a Farmers' Journal. Much, attention, is also paid to the commercial department: and the readers of "The Weeklf Pbbss *' are kept fully informed of the state of the markets.. PRICEi-BIXPENCE. \~ EDUCATION. MRS. HENRY TORLESSE will be prepared to receive three or four young i ladies as BOARDERS, after the Easter holidays. For further particulars, apply to MRS HOARE, St. John's Parsonage, or by letter to MBS TOBLESSS, Parsonage, Governor's Bay. Quarter to begin April 5,1869. 3-8 CLAIMS TO VOTE. T>ERSONS desirous of PLACING their X SAM£3-on the ELECTORAL SOLL, can do so without trouble, by applying to Mr EDWARD GENET, at the offices of MR. JOHN S. LEGETT, Opposite the Telegraph Office, Gloucester street, Christchurch. Fee—2s. 6d. j March 15, 1869. 3-15 j TUDSON'S SIMPLE >3£9lsE3t tP DYES FOR THE PEOPLE (Registered) are undoubtedly the moat useful article ever \s&QlQwi3wJr' -^ n y one can use them; anything, can be dyed with them in a few mm'- ;■• **■■■-: utes.without soiling the hands. In England M Judson's Dyes" are as "Household Words.'?, Articles of clothing that have been put aside as faded and useless may he made nearly equal to new, by merely following the simple directions appended to each bottle of dye. NAMES O? COLOFBS. Magenta Green Canary Scarlet Mauve Brown Blue Viplet Crimson Black Pink Price Sixpence per Bottle, May be had of druggists and storekeepers throughout the world j or wholesale of Daniel Judson &Sun, 19a, Coleman street, London. N3. small bottle of colour will dye twelve yards of bonnet ribbon. _V See that you get "JudsonV Simple lJyee,_the wonderful popularity of which has caused aumoroue inferior imitations, which are catettfated to injure both buyers and sellers. Ask catalogue of instructaone how to use, the dyes for twenty different purpoaee. i JUDSOBPB SIMPLE DYES &28