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New Advertisements. GOLD MINING SHARKS AT THE THAMES GOLD FIELDS FOR SALE, j THE UNDERSIGNED have been hereby instructed to SELL tho following SHARES :— i !** • 1 S gjg Valuo of "c X% Names of Company. Sh .re, per j Scrip. £ s. d. 1 Long Drive 190 0 0 1000 Hunt's Claim 10 0 0 20 Thames Gold Mining Company 27 0 0 1-16 Golden Gate 250 0 0 60 Invorness 610 0 300 Haeelbanks 4 0 0 80 Ballarat and Rising Sun 3 5 0 300 Cures 2 2 0 40 Marquis of Hastings 110 0 40 Ballarat and Koh-i-noor 2 5 0 200 Clarkson's No. 2 3 0 0 70 Southern Enterprise 3 0 0 500 Auriferous Spurs 0 8 0 400 Stocktons' 010 0 10 Fearnought's 8 0 0 150 Pride ot Erin 10 0 50 Monarchs 4 0 0 150 Duko of Magentas 15 0 20 Waterfalls 4 0 0 100 Marquis of Hastings 110 0 10 Deep Leads 15 0 0 10 McTsancs* 12 0 0 5 Castle of Galateas 10 0 0 50 Band of Hopes 2 0 0 150 Stocktons' 010 0 25 Full Moons 7 0 0 10 Fourth of Julys 3 0 0 50 Castlemaines 10 0 100 Wiseman's Gully, Gold Mining Company 0 7 6 200 Overland Company 115 0 500 True Briton 10 0 200 Middle Star Extended 012 6 100 New Zealand Gold Mining Company 3 0 0 50 Mexicans 10 0 50 Duke of Kent 015 0 i-ehare Do 25 0 0 100 Golden Cables 10 0 £-equal share Stonewall Jackson 350 0 0 400 Montezumas 012 6 49 Cosmopolitan Gold Mining Company 1 10 0 100 Royal Standard 10 0 For particulars apply to DbBOURBEL & CO j or, HUGH F. CAMPBELL. N.B. The above shares are only in the market a week from this date. Cbrißtchurch, Aug. 28, 1869. 8-28 PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTE. THE NEXT ORDINARY MEETING will be held at the Rooms on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, at 7.30 p.m. Business : —To elect officers for the current half-year; to consider a proposal to hold the annual dinner on October 8, the centenary anniversary of Captain Cook's landing in New Zealand. Papers:—On the gpology and palajontology of the Waipara district, by Julius Haast, Ph. D., F. R. S.; on some peculiarities in the earth ; induction of electricity in New Zealand by F. E. Wright, Esq ; on the structure and color of the fibre of the phormium tenax by T. Nottidge, Esq. CHARLES FRASER, 8-31 Hon. Secretary. CHRIST'S COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. WANTED, after Michaelmas, 1869, an ASSISTANT MASTER, competent to teach the upper forms French, and to take the Latin and English work of some of the lower forms. Salary, £150 per annum, with prospect of increase to £200 per annum if the engagement is continued after the first year. Candidates are requested to apply at once to the Rev W. C. Habbis, Head Master, stating age, Sec, and enclosing testimonials as to competency and moral character. 7-17 j PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE. FOR SALE, one Grubb's aplanatio (C) LENS, for 12 x 10 views, &c. One very strong rolling PRESS, with I steel plate llin. x 9in., complete. Also, A quantity of superior albumenized paper, &c. Apply to MARTIN & LAWSON, 9-1 Photographers, Oxford terrace west. SEED. j WELLINGTONS GIGANTEA and Cupressus macrocarpa seed, ON SALE. 9.1 A. DUNCAN & SON. j TO LET, A FARM of 270 acres, laid down with English grass. Good house, cottage, farm buildings, &o. Also, 292 acres of first-rate agricultural land. Apply to FRED. PAVITT, 9.1 The College. TO LET, A BEAUTIFULLY situated HOUSE near Christchurch quay, with five acre paddock, stable, fowl pen, &o. Rent £40 per annum. Apply to M. R: ASHWIN, 0.1 Cbriitchurch Quay*