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Properties to Let and Sell. TO LET, A COMFORTABLE FIVE-ROOMED COTTAGE, fitted with kitchen range, artesian well, aud washhouse detached : situate opposite the City Nursery, Antigua street south. 205S J. POTTS. FIRST CLASS HOTEL TO LET. THE ROYAL HOTEL. Christchurch. doing a First-rate busines. 484 ROBERT WILKIN. TO LET, ACOMFOR TABLE Fl YE- ROOME D COTTAGE with out-buildings, halfacre garden, and artesian well, situate at Men rale. For particulars, apply at CITY MILL STORE, 435 Cashel street. FARMS TO LET. "I AA ACRES, situated on the Lower A\J\J Lincoln road, opposite the Spreydou Hotel. Also, kA ACRES, adjoining the Spreydon fJXJ Hotel. 2091 DeBOURBEL & CO. PROPERTIES EOR BALE. FARM F 0 It* O A L E. One of the finest Farms in the province for Sale, consisting of 928 Acres of splendid Grass Land, with extensive Buildingsand all necessary Improvements. Tlie Land is well watered, and is within seven miles of Christchurch. W. WILSON & CO. SECTIONS OF T AND, SOUTH RAKAIA TOWNSHIP. /CHRISTCHURCH T>UILDING T^RONTAGES. WM. WILSON k CO. TO LET, /CALEDONIAN T> A X E R V GLOUCESTER STREET. WM. WILSON & CO. FOR SALE OR TO LET.; Tjl O R R E 8 TT O U S E, WINDMILL ROAD. 106 W. WILSON AND CO. Public Companies. CANTERBURY FLAX ASSOCIATION. President : William Rolleston, Esq., Superintendent. Vice-President : Andrew Duncan, Esq., Ex-Mayor. General Committee for 1870. 3arker, Dr Jenkins, F Jooth, George Loughnan, J R Cobb, Reginald Ollivier, John Curtis, T J Pavitt, F Deßourbel, H H Richardson, Edward Snsor, E H Rhodes, R H florance. Dr Robison, W ?ord, E Sheath, J. B Juddlestone, H B Strouts, F 3assal, T M Scott, Robert rlawkins, W L Thompson, Robert Tohnston. J R Walker F H M (With power to add to their number.) Mr John Anderson, Hon. Treasurer.

THE objects aimed at by this Associatoin are the preparation of the Pkormium Tenax in a more marketable state than has hitherto been attained, and the prosecution of a series of carefully conducted experiments with a view to discover the best method by which the fibre can be rendered more fit for manufacturing purposes. The Committee invite the co-operation of all parties interested in the growth and production of flax, in furthering the objects of the Association, the importance of which, to the welfare of this province, and to New Zealand generally, cannot be over-estimated ; it is therefore, with tho utmost confidence, they appeal to all classes of the community to assist their efforts with liberality. Donations and subscriptions of members (which has been fixed at £1 Is per annum) may be paid to members of the Committee only, who have been authorised to receive the same. J. A. BIRD, Hon. Sec. Temporary Offices, Cashel street. Christchurch. 7-9 Impoundings. NOTICE. IMPOUNDED, at Rangiora from Rangiora. on the 6th instant— 1 CHESNUT GELDING, switch tail shod, a few hairs on forehead, nose' off side under saddle and near hind foot white. If not released by Saturday, the 22nd instant will be sold. J. W. HEATH, Poundkeeper, Rangiora. I Rangiora, 18th April, 1871. 990 NOTICE. IMPOUNDED, at Templeton, on Sunday April 23, 1871, from Shand's trackOne Red and White COW, well bred ; piece of rope round horns ; branded on near rump like R^.7 If not released before 16th May she will be sold. R. HAWKINS, 2033 Poundkeeper.