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Propertjarfedt&sl and Sell. i - .-..0 ;ij WITH immediate possession, the SHOP in Hfgh'lstrdEt (next- to-Petersen and Co. s) lately in the oeoipation of Mr Roach. • -Apply to . ,-. 4917" . Petersen & co. * " tolet, TWO ROOMS, in'theNew Zealand Insurance Company's Buildings, in Hereford rstreet. - Apply" id 398 i c."i :■:- D. CRAIG. TO'LET, •A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE: with kitchen, iOL &c, pleasantly situated on the River Avon, adjoining the residence of H. H. Hennah, Esq. Apply to GABEICKjuid CowLISHAW, Cathedral square. 12-2S 593 CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL — The above Hall to be Let for- Concerts; Assemblies, Public Meetings, &c, Sec., well lighted, up with gas, fitted up with chairs and benches to seat Sis hundred in body of hall and Igjallery. For terms, apply by letter only, to"' Mr FKA2*K Weber, Proprietor, Canterbury Music Hall, or to Montreal street south. Pianoforte Tuning, Repairing and Regulating—- Pianofortes correctly tuned, well regulated, and every attention paid to keep the same in good order. Mr Frank Weber will attend orders by letter addressed to the Music Hall or to Montreal street south. N.B.—Country orders -will be attended to in the beginning of November next. Pianofortes bought, exchanged, and selected. 10-11 5519 VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTIES FOR SALE. LAND AND DWELLING-~HOUSE, viz., half-au-acre of freehold laud, situated at the corner of Madras and Tuam streets, with an additional half-acre if desired. The-acre of land is fenced in and partly laid out as garden and paddock, with a convenient dwelling-house in excellent repair, artesian well, &c. Also," ' THREE QUARTER-ACR#SECTIONS OF FREEHOLD LAND, | In St. Asaph street, immediately adjoining the Caversham hotel, with frontages on the Ferry road. Liberal terms of payment. Apply to No. 558 12-23 517 CHARLES CLARK. W . WILS O N & C 0. ! , A U C T I O. N E E R S, LAND, ESTATE, COMMISSION - - AOENT, AND VALUATORS. 10-21 5?77' ■:■• PROPERTIES FOR SALE. O' NE ACRE of LAND, Colombo street North, near the ressidence of J. J. Fletdier, Esq. A FARM of 928 ACRES of splendid GRASS LAND, with extensive building, and all necessary improvements, within seven miles of Christchurch. The land is vpeil watered. T3UILDING Tjl R ON.TA G E S. 8230 WM. WILSON & CO. Publications. " "NEW ZEALAND dHURCH NEWS. A RELIGTOUS AND LITERARY PAPER, Published Monthly. Price Sixpence. THIS paper is conducted by members of the.Church of>: England, and aims at being the organ of the Church in New Zea- ; " " C O EciN.T'S :— - English^—if ews,- Colonial- Cliurch - News r Leading Articles on;. Chwrchand. Social Subjects, a Correspondence -column open to all for the .discussion of.Churoh. a ndothesrquestions, Notes aud Queries, Original Poetry, Church3?aie3i^cq.,&c.u^;; .::::;;. t voTRR 3SANNSB OF THE CRGSSp <;* (Supplement' -to K the Church ''*■ -'' CJOPtains ; two, pages large; type, children's. page, and a page of devotional readbjgv ~\Thej\ Banner can be. had . separately if ordered I direct from thß 'Office, at One Shilling per dozen—admirably sdited for parochial distribution. m .-3 ir ±_ Tho attention,of. Adirertisers is called to the fact that Church News has a very r : -- -r I^SSUJ GENERAL CIRCULATION r i ThPonghout;.the whole of NEVV ZEALAND, And is therefore one of the ,best Advertising Mediums in the Colony. -. !Fhfe j; "telergy' : And. Laity are earnestly reqoested to : aid in the fcirculation of these Periodical!*. - Sample'copies will Be on application, and orders can be given tb any BooksellerorNews Agentrordirectto the office. "Literary matter, Letting Articles, ChorchNews Correspondence, Church Tales, i«., to be sent to the Editor. , Bnsinera lettew and post-office orders to be addressed to 43EORGK EASTON, •Church Netcs Office, Cashel Street, _ — Ghristchurohi - n . Agents wanted in every Town and Parish \ in New Zealand. 11-30 6738 ZEALAND CHURCH NEWS" \ FOR BT"PUB"nSHI!D \ THIS DAY, AY ONE O'CLOCK, "SDirr acting— ' Msartyr of Santa Cruz, additional par ' . ticnlars ; awd RUeis of the late Rev. J. , Aiktken ; Chnttjli Nfcwsj Original Poetry. l*eaJiing Articles •—"^ititadinarianism, Christian Burial, &c. \ l Holly Leaves—A Christma. % Tale for the t Young, Sic, &c. V »!the Banner of the c^ss." > Kntobering our .Days; Twelve for - Daily Life; Chnrch History. N , « Church News," with Supplement, 6d. "Theßanner of the Cross," separately, Id. 12-30 659 Eatire Horses. TO STAND THIS SEASON. T' HE CELEBRATED IMPORTED NORFOLK TROTTER q u't id x "sj rYE R, At Gay's Stables, Christchurch, on' M6ndsys add r Saturdays; Ham, Riccarton, and - Leteteoj .■:>-,>■■(";• .;:.- .- :,- : - Terms—d£4 4s, by note, payable let MarcFi). 1872. ss. groomage fee. ' mares at ;Ham, on reasonable IQ-16. - ■-' HARPER, k. BLUETT* \ t ."Vin ii •." ' ' 'i '■— MISSING FRIENDS. . ' IF thisßKoiiWMeet-ths Eye of DONALD - MACGEEGOR, Farm Servant, he is re«£C£stedto CALL ou Battird?jia*the Pbess pfot, 12-30^2