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New Advertisements. FLAGS! FLAGS !! FLAGS!! ! ON SALE, A LARGE QUANTITY OF FLAGS, comprising Union Jacks, Blue and Scarlet Ensigns, American Ensigns, New Zealand and C. and E. Also, to Let, CODES OF SIGNALS. N.B. —Those gentlemen who have called and had flags put by would oblige by calling for them as soon as possible, as I cannot guarantee them after Wednesday, 7th instant. BENJAMIN HALE, Tent and Flag Maker, 4 6 Christchurch. ROYAL IRISH O.R.V. A SPECIAL MEETING of this Company will be held at the DRILL-SHED, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 7th inst., j at half-past seven. ! All members, and those wishing to join either the Company or the Band, are particularly requested to be present on that evening. Until further notice drill on Wednesday I and Friday evenings. j W. P. MORTON, 4-6 Hon. Sec. NOTICE. ALIi OUTSTANDINa ACCOUNTS DUE to mc must be SETTLED IMMEDIATELY to avoid legal proceedings. No further notice will be given to persons whose accounts have already been rendered. JOSEPH BAILEY, 4-6 Cashel and Lichfield streets. UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. DELAMAIN v HENDERSON." BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION on the Premises, at Leeston, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7,1869, unless previously settled—Grain, Horses, Pigs, Goats, Farming Implements, Household Furniture, &o. .i 46 TO IRONMONGERS, STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. THURSDAY, APRIL 8. WH. HARGREAVES is instructed . to SELL by PUBLIO AUCTION, 'AT HIS ROOMS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, As above, THE FOLLOWING IRONMONGERY, &c, &c, WITHOUT RESERVE. * 16 dozen frying-pans 50 camp ovens, assorted 3 tons assorted iron pots 26 dozen milk dishes 6 do spring latches 7 cases assorted axes . Quantity of assorted nails Z cwt shoemakers' nails, assorted. ■ Also, i ■ 50 dozen spades, assorted, Cooper's, Wilkinson's and Skelton's 30 cases American turps, each two tins, 4 gallons each 24 cases kerosene, each 8 gallons .... .&P'M - „& C .' Sale at 12. o'clock. , Terms at Sale. 4-6 STEAM TO DUNEDIN WHARF. jj V: ' TPHE New Zealand Steam I jMflkrffik -i- Navigation Company's :4liii§» AHURIRI I Is appointed to sail as above THIS DAY (TUESDAY), At one p.m, ■ Apply to MATHESON'S AGENCY, 4-6 Lyttelton and Christchurch. STEAM TO AKAROA, TIMARU, AND DUNEDIN. ~_ nnHE favorite Steamship JL COMERANG, is appointed to sail for the above ports, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, At one p.m. For freight or passage apply to E. S. DALGETY & CO., 4*6 Lyttelton and Chrißtchurch. THE FRIENDS of Mr THOMAS GEE are informed that the FUNERAL of his late WIFE, Eleanor, will leave his residence, Colombo street, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), 7th instant, at half-past three o'clock. ALFRED OSBORN, 4-6 Undertaker. THE FRIENDS of MR PETERSjure respectfully informed that the FUNERAL of his late DAUGHTER, Alice Ada, will leave hi* residence, Papanui road, &* halfpast three o'clock THIS DAY (Tuesday), 6th April. REES W. WALTERS, 4.5 Undertaker. AND LAUNDRESS WANTED. O Apply to Mrs Hbnnah, Avonside, near LookfaarlX Bridge. 4* 6