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Press, Volume XIX, Issue 2811, 6 May 1872, Page 1

Public Notices. CKITEWON CIGAR DIVAN. MRS. GWATKIN HAS the houor to inform her friende and the puiilic of Christchurch that ehe HAL JUST OPENED THE ABOVE, And trusts, that by SELLING ONLY A FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE, She may meet with a fair share of support. COFFEE READY AT ALL HOURS DURING THE DAY. $3° Note the Address .Jgp CRITERION CIGAR DIVAN. Next door to the Press office, Casbel street. 5J* 4393 TVf R. B. SHORT will be happy to GIVg 1?X EVERY INFORMATION, either personally or by letter, WITHOUT CHARGE, respecting Life Assurance, Endowments, or Annuities. Address care JOHN LEWIS, Esq., 3-26 2518 Chrietchurch. THE UNDERSIGNED are CASH PURCHASERS of PERENNIAL RYE. GRASS SEED. DUNCAN & SON. April 13, 1872. 4-12 3077 MOIR Sc CO., " STYX FLOUR MILLS, HAVING made Extensive Alterations and Improvements in these Mills, adding NEW SILKS, &a, Are now prepared to undertake GRISTING FOR BARMEBS, BAKERS, And the Trade-in-General. 3-12 2238 THE BEST NUMBER YET ISSUED ! SEE NEXT ILLUSTRATED PRESS SUMMARY. , ; 4-17 4074 MATHESON'S AGENCY are CASH BUYERS of WOOL, FLAX, WHEAT, and other produce. Advances made on stock and other stations on liberal terms, and on wool consigned to their friends Messrs Matheson and Co., London. JOHN INGLIS, Manager. Lyttelton and Chri tchurch, 2405 THE ILLUSTRATED PRESS SUMMARY Is in Extensive Demand ALL THROUGH THE PROVINCES. 4-17 4037 BOARD AND RESIDENCE ALLENTON HOUSE, St. Asaph Stbeet, Chbistchubch. Private apartments if required. 2-32 Terms moderate. 1787 REMOVAL OF BUSINESS. J.B. JACOMBS begs respectfully to « inform his friende and the public generally, that on May 6th, he will DISPOSE of his BUSINESS to Mr. J. MUNNINGS, corner of Oxford terrace and Montreal street. J. E. J. thanks his numerous friende for the liberal support they have given him for the last five years, and solicits a continuance of the same for his successor. All OVERDUE ACCOUNTS owing to J. E. J. MUST Tie PAID on or before MAY 13, or legal proceeding will at once be taken for the recovery of the same. Tuam and Montreal streets, April 27, 1872. Referring to the above, I beg to sesn.ro those who may favor mc with their patronage that by supplying goods of the best quality, at the lowest remunerative prices, and by strict attention to business, I hope to merit a continuance of the same. 4-27 4274 J. MUNNINGS.

PINUS INSIGNIS. TO GENTLEMEN ABOUT TO. : PLANT. THE UNDERSIGNED has over 15,000 PLANTS of this, the handeomest and - to opt rapid growing of all the Californian Pinasee. They transplant with the greatest safety, grow rapidly, are a -beautiful dark green color, grown well in any soil, and especially on the driest sandhills. If planted in autumn they take readily, withstand the strongest winds, afford rapid shelter, producing an immediate and beautiful effect. Because of their scarcity the price hsa hitherto been high, now however because of tbeir abundance, they will be sold at onethird of former prices.these the Undersigned has "by far . the. . LARGEST STOCK OF, FOREST TREES AND EVERGREEN SHRUBS In New Zealand, W. WILSON, 5-4 4132 Nursery Seedsman. T H E ILLUSTRATED PRESS BUMMAEY Iβ the best medium FOR ADVERTISINGS THE COLONIES. 4-16 4061 PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY Fire and Marine. W. L. HAWKINS, WW Atr»nt., Hereford otrfwt, NOTICE. PERSONS having~a~ny OUTSTANDING JUST CLAIM AGAINST the LATE WILLIAM PAISH, of Kaiapoi, are requested to forward the same to the undersigned on or before the 10th day of MAY, instant, and persons indebted to the same are requested to settle their respective accounts forthwith. C. ORAM; and RICHARD WbODFORD, v '%4 Execnto«fi '' f Kaiapoi, May 2. 1872. 5-1 4430 EVERY VOLUNTEEB SHOULD PURCHASE THE NEXT ILLUSTRATED PRESS SUMMARY 4-17 40S*