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Goods on Sale ■ •— ■— ——■ SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED— AAA TONS best Newcastle COALS Or TONS GALVANISED IRON, best Zitj brands £f\ SYDNEY DRAYS & CARTS mo nnn Y • D,L • shingles 30,000 D 0 PALffIGS 7 Also, A large and well assorted shipment of WHEELWRIGHT MATERIAL. 12-30 517 THOS. E. PAVITT. TO BE LET OR SOLD ON TERMS— A first-class ENGINE and COMBINE. Apply to HUTCHINSON & CO., 1-6 725 Kaiapoi.; BUTTER CASKS, 4s. 6d each, at the Union Steam Saw, Planing and Moulding Mills, Sash, Door, and Furniture Manufactory. Planing done as good as by hand. Circular and Fresca Moulding executed to any patterns at the shortest notice, by NEES & CO., Colombo street, near the Bailway.; 273 , 12-20 MRS THOREY'S . COSTUME AND MANTLE-MAKING BOOMS. | i Over Mr Urquhart's, Jeweller, Colombo street, fEntrance: Private Door.J MRS' the hegs to inform thei ladies yf Canterbury that she has had many years experience both in Melbourne and Sydney in making up ladies' and children's costumes and mantles. Strictest attention paid to all orders committed to her'care.' Ladies' riding habits made in all the newest styles. Wedding and mourning orders executed with dispatch. Mrs M. would call special attention to paper patterns and models of all the latest fashions received every month by English mail, at a small advance on home prices. Country orders promptly attended to. Apprentices wanted. ' 10-16 8267 FIRST-CLASS SEWN. BOOTS, At P. BARKER'S, Tuam Street, West Christchurch. Lasts made to the feet and kept for each 144 customer. 12-16 J- - ■■ /. ' ..;.' ..'new. y.. rURNISHING STOIiS. THE Proprietor of the Old Shop, in the Trianigle, thanks the public of Canterbury for their patronage during the past, and informs them that, owing to the very kind support, he has been obliged to take larger premises tb meet their requirements. NEW FURNISHING STORES, TEIGH STREET 'CORNER,"OPPOSITE STRANGE'S. -...r Chairs, hardware, electro-plated goods, crockery, cutlery, fancy goods, pictures, and bulky articles. Goods Lent for Parties and Pic-Nics. A good stock always on hand. Books, prints, coins, jewellery, clocks, pipes, and small goods. Dealer in old coins and curio's. Books bought, sold, and exchanged. Sales attended on commission, on very moderate terms. A. W. WEIGHT, 7-30 6004 Proprietor. VITOOL PAOKS, FULL WEIGHTS ON SALE BY 10-4 7930 TWENTYMAN & COUSIN FOR 8 A L E By the Undersigned. One Twelve Horse-power Stationary Engine. One Eight Horse-power Stationary Engine, by C. D. Young and Co., of Perth, both finished and fitted in a veiy superior manner. Specifications and particulars on application to W. H. HARGREAVES, 33 12-28 Cathedral Square. BUILDERS, GLAZIERS, &C, &C. PER HELEN BURNS, DUKE OF EDDSiBURGH, &c. WINDOW GLASS in all SIZES, 16oz and 21oz. White Lead, Oils, &c, &c. Supplied to the Trade only. 1»9 836 J. P. JAMESON. - rpO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, &C. The undersigned having purchased ] a QUARBY from the Trustees of the Estate 1 of the late M. J. Burk, of Lansdown, is now prepared to execute orders for STEPS, HEADS, SILLS, and BLOCKS of other dimensions. J. SHERRIFF, 1-8 Sl6 Kilmore street, Christchurch. ON SALE, AT THE " PRESS " OFFICE, A P PRENTICES' TNDENTUBE Tjl O B M S, 8-27 Parchment or Paper 6560 IN consequence of ill-health, I, the undersigned, have relinquished Business, and have Let my Shop to Mr J. BOSEWARNE. I take this opportunity of thanking the Pnblic for their liberal support accorded to mc during the last four or five years, and would ask for the continuance of the same to my Successor ; who, from my knowledge of him, will, I believe, by keeping the very best articles and by strict attention to business, merit the same. I have authorised Mr Rosewarne to receive any moneys due to mc to this date, and his receipt will be a sufficient discharge for the same. B. M. CBESSWELL. IN reference to the above, I, J. BOSEWABNE, beg to intimate to the Public that having taken the above Business, I hope that by strict attention to business, and by keeping a good article and by supplying the same on reasonable terms, to merit a share of their patronage. 702 1-6 JOSEPH BOSEWARNE. ALL ACCOUNTS DUE to mc for 1872 and 1873 not paid before 31st JANUARY, 1874. will be SUED FOE. MATTHEW MORRIS, j 1-3 648 Leithfield. I