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Press, Volume XIV, Issue 1887, 3 May 1869, Page 4

Miscellaneous WOOL. THE UNDERSIGNED are prepared to MAKE CASH ADVANCES on WOOL and other PRODUCE for shipment consigned to their friends, Messrs Dalgety, DuCroz and Co., London ; or Messrs JMgety, Bluekwood and Co., Melbourne. E. S. DALGETY & CO., Lyttelton and Christchurch. Station Stores of every description supplied on liberal terms. 11-4 SPEN3LEY & COMPANY have now COMMENCED BUSINESS in their premises, situated in Cashel street (late C. Bonnington's). h<?ir selection of Musio will be found io contain the latest published out in the colonies. Their Pianofortes and other instruments the best of the kind. Instruments and music to arrive per first ship. Pianofortes and Harmoniums lot out on hire. Muaic sold at a liberal discount to eiu't the times. SPENSLEY & COMPANY, 3-5 Cashel street. XOHN MERSON, GENERAL DEALER, PAPANUI ROAD, Near the Phcenix Brewery. Repository for cheap and useful articles in endless variety. Coale and firewood in small quantities, at lowest prices. Farm and Dairy Produce taken in exchange for goods. 4-26 "THE WEEKLY PRESS." nnHE Proprietors of this Journal, in acknowJl ledgment of the increased support given to it by the public, have determined to add to its attractions by ILLUSTRATIONS, which will appear at intervals, as may be found convenient. " The Weekly Peess," 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. As each number contains an elaborate summary of the news of the week, articles relating to sheep-breeding and agricultural pursuits, the whole or a portion of an ] interesting tale, poetry, &c, &c, " The Weekly Pbess" 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 Weekly Press " are kept fully informed of the state of the markets. PRICE SIXPENCE. NOTICE. A LL PERSONS INDEBTED to the late I\ firm of George and Alfred Gee, are requested to PAY their accounts to the undersigned before the 31st MARCH. ALFRED GEE, Confectioner, 3-11 Corner of Colombo and Gloucester streets CANTERBURY CHESS CLUB. A CLUB having been FORMED in connection with the Literary Institute; those wishing to join can do so on application to Mr Reader, clerk to the Institute. Subscription two shillings and sixpence. ALFRED NEWMAN, 4-12 Hon. Secretary. NOTICE. TO STOREKEEPERS & OTHERS. THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK of Mr D. DAVIS, Lyttelton, is now being OFFERED for SALE at a large reduction. The stock consists of a full assortment of every description of GROCERIES, WINES and SPIRITS, DRAPERY, &c. 3-25 PIANOFORTE AND SINGING. MR FRANK WEBER, PROFESSOR OF MUSIO, IS NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE PUPILS. Card of terms may be obtained at Mr Spensley's Music Saloon, Cashel street. Mr Weber has opened a Singing Class for young ladies and gentlemen; the eamo is held every Tuesday and Friday evening, from seven to half-past eight o'clock. Terms — one guinea per quarter. Ladies and gentlemen wishing to join will please communicate with Mr Weber, or Mr Spensley. 4-2 JC. AIKMAN AND CO. are 9 prepared to PRESS WOOL, FLAX, Aα, AT CURRENT RATES. IMPERIAL STORES, CHRISTCHURCH RAILWAY STATION. March 29, 1869. 3-31 NOTICE. —I have on hand several hundred well-made PANEL DOOR 3, price 15s each. An allowance made on quantity taken. Also, any amount of splendid T. and G/. grooved Baltic lining, &c., &c. THOMAS PUiiDIE, Builder, Papanui road, Chrietchurch. S"