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Press, Volume XXII, Issue 2718, 25 April 1874, Page 4

Goveriiment TToticea. t> U B LI C H O T I O E. POLICK DEPARTMENT. WANTED, a few Intelligent MEN, not exceeding thirty years of age. Single men who have had previous experience in a similar service preferred. R. C. SHEARMAN, Commissioner of Police. Commissioner's Office, 3rd March, 1874. 3-7 2652 v "R, /CANTERBURY RAILWAYS. NORTH LINE. ON and AFTER APRIL 16th, TRAINS WILL RUN between CHRISTOHURCH and BANGIORA at the USUAL TIMES. ; Note.—No Late Train on THURSDAY NIGHT, APRIL 16th. After that date, will run as customary. By order, > ' ' ' J. JONES, Acting Traffic Manager. April 15th, 1874. 4-16 3434 Impounding! ■jfcT O ~T I E~. IMPOUNDED at Rangiora, from the Aehley road, south, on the 18th instant:— One Bay Draught Colt, star on the fore- , head, off hind and off fore feet 1 white, brand near side shoulder like : a horseshoe, with cross-bar inside. One Black Draught Filly, small star on forehead and nose, near hind foot white, and a little white near fore foot. If not released by the 6th May, will be sold. Both colts rising two years old.. J. W. HEATH, Poundkeeper, Rangiora. Rangiora, April 24th, 1874. 2-25 4521 ¥ INCOLN ROAD BOARD. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS. That part of Dawson's road between Haydon's gate and its junction with the Ellesmere road by Dawson's, is CLOSED Traffic during the construction of the rpad. TheBRIPGE known as Prebble's Bridge "is aIsp.CLOSED for Traffic. C. J. WENTWORTH COOKSON,. -- Surveyor 421 4375 To the Lincoln Road Board.

GRE&T; CJDEABING SALE OF 1 ■• ■■'• ' FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS WOETH OF DRAPERY TO BE DISPOSED OF AT CTJDDON A|ND'' COS. mHE aboye CLEARING SALE is solely on account of WM. CUDDON entering L into the Malting' Business, ~ The following is a short list, with;a few!of the ...... 10,000 Yards of WHITE and BROWN J CALICO, from 3Jd per yard 600 „ WSITB.fSfIKEFING CALICO „ Is 6d —^ 600 „ BROWN SHBBTING (DALICO „ 9Jd „ 1000 „ BRQWNSHEETING ..i'lsia , „[ .. { .... i 400 „ TWEED' 1 ■ r i „ Iβ Id ' „ ! 700 „ ALL WOOL' TWEEDj „ „ 2s 6d „ 2000 „ FLANNEL ; ~ Iβ Id --„- I 1500 „ WINCEY „ 6Jd „, r 800 „ HOLLAND • • ; . j 50 Dozen of Men's Crimean and Harvard SHIRTS/ftom 3s 6d each ' '! I 20 „ ;?. Woollen. Merinb, and ponton UNDER ;BHIB,TB . and. ; ' PANTS,, from 2s 6d each ' . .•" JJ I ■■:" .: J ■■■ l.' ' '-.. s:J J-- < --S .. i ; . Also, Crimean Shirting Flannels, Union and All Wool Damaaka i Ticking, Tablings, Window Hollands in [white, green, and buft_. ! . Towellings, Swansdown, Forfar, in 36 and 72 inch ; Alloa and Fingering I Yam, Oilcloth, Carpete, Hearthrugs MitslinrCaxtaina •. ".-•';"; : ■, I Umbrellas, Men's and Boys' Clothing, Men's White fihirts, &c, &c., '&c. Two Shillings in the Pound will be Returned to i all Cash Buyers*. ! NOTE THE ADDRESS— - " .;. OU3DPON A.ISTI3 CO., '■ NEAR THE ROYAL HOTEL, TUSTH STREET, ; CHfiISTOHUBCH. « N.B.—After the Sale* the Business will be still carried ,on in the name_o£ CUIjDOH' \ AND CO.>with M entire new stock of SPRING) AND SUMMER DRAPERY, the first shipment of which will arrive in August next. . '.4-24 4469