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Press, Volume XV, Issue 1966, 3 August 1869, Page 4

Public Notices* SPREYDON ROAD BOARD. AT a Meeting of this Board held at the . Board Office, Lincoln road, July 29, a RATE of SIXPENCE in the POUND was ordered to be made and levied upon the assessment o£ all properties in the district. JNO. THOS. HARRAP, 7-31 Clerk to the Board. CHRISTCHURCH CLUB. SECRETARY AND HOUSE STEWARD. A PPLICATIONS for the above APPOINTA MENT addressed to the Committee will be RECEIVED up to 7th AUGUST. 7-31 BAPTIST TABERNACLE, Hereford Street. ANNIVERSARY SERVICE. TWO SERMONS will be PREACHED at the above place by the Rev. William Pole on SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1869; and on Tuesday, August 8, a public tea meeting will be held. Tea on the table at six o'clock. After which, a meeting will be held, when the Rev. William Pole, Rev. R. Powell, and other gentlemen will address the meeting, and a statement will be given of the financial conditions of the above place of worebip. 7-31 HEATHCOTE STEAM SOAP WORKS, Ferry Road, Christchuroh. NOW ON SALE—Rochfort's No. 1 yellow household SO AP in any quantity, packed in 56 lb and 112 lb. boxes. Wholesale price, £38 per ton. This soap is the first manufactured by steam in this province, and will compare favourably with the best imported from England. It only requires trial to insure its adoption. > A second and third quality branded No. 2 and No. 3 will shortly be on sale; wholesale price £34 and £30 per ton. Town or country orders, addressed as above, will receive prompt attention. No. 1 brand can be obtained, and samples seen at Messrs Twentyman and Cousin's, Messrs Walton and Warner's, Messrs Taylor and Cos., or at the manufactory. 7-31 JOHN ROCHFORT. SLBE'S BOARDING HOUSE, SELWYN RAILWAY STATION. BENJAMIN SEARLE begs respectfully to inform his friends and the publio that he will be prepared to OPEN the above in a fortnight, when he trusts that, by striot attention to business and moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage. PRIVATE ROOMS FOR FAMILIES. LIVERY STABLES IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ABOVE. FRANK SLEE (LATE J. PAGE). FRANK SLEE begs to call the attention of his friends to the undermentioned parti* culars: — Horses' Livery, 4s per night Do do, 21e per week Corn and Hay Feeds, Is 6d Saddle and harness horses on hire Double and single buggies on hire Horses broken in to saddle and donble and single harness Horses clipped or singed A first-class Groom in attendance, who can be thoroughly guaranteed in all the above branches. , ; : j Good paddocks (late Cook's), well supplied with water all the year round, one hundred yards from the stables. Sheep yard adjoining the house and stables. - N.B. Farmers staying in the house can have the use of the Shed for their horses GRATIS, 8-2 I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that Mr Coker (late in my employ) is not authorised to receive money on my account. JOSEPH BAILEY, Builder, &c, j Chrietchurch. July 31st, 1869. 8-2 CHEAP PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. mns weekly pbess. SIXPENNY RATE In Small Advertisements inserted of Situations Wanted or Vacant Houses Wanted, to Let, or for Sale Lodgings Wanted or to Let Boabd Wanted or Offered Articles Lost or Found Specific Articles Wanted or for Sale Pabtnebships Wanted or Offered Bttbqtbssxs Wanted or for Sale And Miscellaneous Wants of all kinds The following is the rate of Charge for the Advertisements :— Not exceeding 16 words 6d Above 16 and not exceeding 25 words Is Od » 25 „ „ 48 „ Iβ 6d » 43 „ „ 62 „ 2s Od » 62 „ „ 70 „ 2s 6d These charges are strictly confined to the advertisements enumerated, and must be paid previous to insertion. In all other cases the ordinary scale will be adhered to. OHOULD this meet the eye of GEORGE O SPREY, who arrived at Canterbury per ship Acrington, 1863, write your brother Henry Sprey. Address—"Alexandra, Otago." £*?-&? "rfonaatfon to above address, wSI be liberally rewarded. 449