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Road Boards T3AKAIA ROAD BOaTd] The ANNUAL MEETING of Rate DaTeft , will be held at tbe Hororata Library ™ FRIDAY, January 7tb, 1876, at 12 now? 2 the purpose of ELECTING THREE MEMBERS, in the place of Messrs Fountain** Thwaites, and Brownley, who retire by i o u tion. BICHD. WESTENRA, Chairman. 12 1 6 3726 Produce, ftp w °H 5 r The undersigned are prepared to mata liberal CASH ADVANCES on Wool nW in their hands foi sale in this market, or eon signed to Messrs Miles Brothers and Ccifr* sale m London w MILES, HASSAL, & CO, Chnstchnrrt., "YY O O L A Nl_ P rTtTuFe! The New Zealand Loan and MercantilaAgency Company (Limited) are prepared to make Liberal Cash Advances on WOOL AND ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE" placed in their hands for sale, in either the London or Colonial markets. For further particulars, apply at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, Cathedral square. Christchurch, October 13th, 1875.10-U 1690WOOLSCOURING WORKS, CREEK STATION, NEAR GERALDINR HORATIO F. PALMER, late of the firm, of A. Hornbrookand Co, of Chrißtchurch has' taken the above place, and is fitting it up as a fellmongery and woolscouring works where he is prepared to scour wool in an* quantity at the lowest current rates. The highest cash price given for woo? sheepskins, hides, and tallow. 9-21 893: AIAPOI WOOL SCOURING WORKB.. Scouring and sorting as usual. Every department under first-class practical men N.B.—Cash buyer of Wool, Sheepskins, and Hides. 10-18 1736 J. W. ELLEN. vxt~o~o~T s__u o u.biso" The undersigned will Carry on WOOL SCOURING this season as usual. The works are under the superintendence of a thorough practical tradesman. 10-21 1858 A. HORNBROQK. X/X OOLSTON WOOL SCOURING V\ WORKS. T . YORK (Late I. B. Sheath). Bcouring as heretofore. Cash purchaser of sheepskins in quantities only. Office—Mr Sheath's, corner of Colombo and Tuam streets. 12-18 378S mHE UNDERSIGNED is preoared to J_ make Liberal CASH ADVANOEB on Wool, Grain, and other Produce, placed ia his hands for shipment, for SALE in Loudon; Indents for English Goods undertaken on the most favourable terms. GEORGE GOULD, 12 15 104 Cookham House Chambers. OOL—THE UNDERSIGNED are pre pared to MAKE CASH ADVANCES on WOOI. and other PRODUCE for shipment consigned to their friendß, Messrs Dalgety, DuCroz and Co., London; or Messrs Dalgety, Blackwood and Co. Melbourne. DALGETY, NICHOLS & COJ Lyttelton and Christchurch. Station stores of every description Bupplied on liberal terms. 836 TO WOOL GROWERS. THE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES UPON THE GROWING CLIPS OF LARGE AND SMALL FLOCKS. 8 14 9728 ROBT. WILKIN. Government NoticesCANTERBURY RAILWAYS, PLEASURE PARTIES. The Railway Department is prepared to arrange for the Conveyance of Children and others connected with Publio Schools, Friendly Societies, Picnic Parties, &c, during the summer season (Saturdays and Mondays always excepted), on the following terms, viz:— For Public SchoolsChildren—One halfpenny per mile (mileage one way) with minimum fare of Sispence each. Adults (accompanying same) —Double the above rates. Note—lf a special train is required, a guarantee of numbers must be given by arrangement. Foi Friendly SocietiesOne penny per mile (mileage one way) for numbers from 250 to 500; above 500, by special arrangement. For Picnic Parties— For bona fide pleasure parties only—not leas than six first class or ten second class, On receipt of formal application the day before they are required single tickets will be granted for the double journey between all places, available for the day of issue only. _ Application to be made to the Traffic Manager. J. T. PEACOCK, Secretary for Public Works. Christchurch, December 16th, 1875. 12-18 379$ -|V[ o T I O E, FREE PARDON TO AN ACCOMPLICE. Department of Justice, Wellington, 10th December, 1876. Whereas it is supposed that the Premises of Mr A. W. Wright, Furniture Dealer, in , High BtTeet, Christchurch, were set on fire on the night of the 22nd November ultimo by the act of an Incendiary or Incendiaries : i This is to notify that His Excellency the Gevernor will grant a free pardon to any person implicated in the said act, not being • a principal offender, who shall give such : information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of any one or more of the other offenders. DANIEL POLLEN, 12-16 3714 (For the Minister of Justice.) Publicatio-s _____ ' MBW ZEALAND MAGAZINE. I On the first of January, 1876, will be pub-; lished, at the Office of the " Otago Daily Times" and " Witness" Company (Limited), Dunedin, the First Number of the NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE: A Quarterly Journal of General Literature, . to be Edited by a Committee, consisting of the following gentlemen :— Professor G. S. Sale, Dunedin ; Professor J. M. Brown, Christchurch j • Professor D. Macgbegob, Dunedin j i Captain F. W. Hutton, Dunedin j , Rev R. L. Stanford. _, The New Zealand Magazine is intended > to be open for the expression of all shades or opinion, and for the discussion of ailqaes* i tions of general or Colonial interest. _ , ; Many of the best known writers in aui parts of the Colony have aheady announced their intention of becoming contributors. Subscription for the year, Ten Shilling* . Order from any Bookseller ; or send stamp* or post-office order to Manages, Dunedin. A limited number of Advertisements W3o* > be printed with each number of the Maga- ■ zinc. Scale—£2 per page per insertion} or '£5 per page per annum. _ Communications to be addressed to l»» ' Editors, Museum, Dunedin. ._ Subscriptions and advertisements to_f • forwarded to The Manager, B» tto Dunedin. 12-834ZT