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Press, Volume XXIV, Issue 3217, 22 December 1875, Page 4

GOQtU OP- Ssie ifTICTORIA STEAM SAW MOULDING, V PLANING* AND TURNING MILLS, SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. Moulding fK>m 4s 6d to 9s 100 ft . .. < 10s 6d to 325 ; lOOft Flooring _rom 15s J Match lining from 12s Planed weather boards, 16s peers, 6ft 6in x 2ft 6in x IS, from 14s 6d Ditto, 6ft Bin x 2ft Bin x If, from 16s Baßhes r 4 lights, 28 x 15, 17s _Mtto, ditto, 24 x 15, 16s JRnd all other joiners' work as per . _3-15 3692 ' JAMEB BOOTH> BROWN'S TIMBER YARB, TUAM STREET, CHBISTCHUBOH. BUILDING DEPARTMENT. PARTIES intending to build will find great satisfaction in the large and Taxied assortment of timber and building material in stock* ) Telegraphic communication with mills in ' all Darts of the colony emmtea speedy comlpletronof special ordere, sad also a well assorted stock. Under cover, SEASONED TIMBER of all kinds, colonial and foreign, suitable for joiner's work. Special attention will *c given to cemtry tjrders, and consigned te any railway station, tttsstequired. FENCING WIRE ALL SIZES. «OA__ AN© 'FIREWOOD DEPARTMENT. ■BEST NEWCASTLE COASL43. 'BEST J___NUKA AND BLAOK PINE FIREWOOD, In long or short lengths, _*Ba_lT_afl_l>' IN ANY QUAKITiaUBS. •J. T. BROWN, Timber yard and office—Tuam street, Coal arid firewood depot—Railway station. . 11-16 2741 HBISMIAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS, In Great v Variety, For SALE at extremely 'Low Prices. C. BONNINGTON * CO Booksellers and Stationers 12-183777 High street. TATIONERY —The undersigned still continues -to take off for cash a discount of 10 to 25 per cent, according to theamountof the purchase, the greater part of >his Stock in this branch being in store out of sight. Advertiser'would draw attention to the astonishing low prices at which Books are marked in plain figures in his window, in •many cases-60 per cent off usual rates. Very liberal discount off all works not ticketed— giving up business—bona-nde sale. J.HCGHES, High street, Cobb's; Selling off. 11-26 3024 -T7l JO B S A. L E , __? .Five Draught Horses, Mares and Geldingß. Also, Contractor's Railway 'Plant Waggons, Tip Carts, Harness, &c. Apply GEO. HOLDEN, Contractor,! 12-18 3790 Middleton Station. m TJ B NIP S E ED. Our NEW TURNIP SEEDS are now to hand direct from the growers, and their high germinating qualities having been proved, we are prepared to fulfil orders. Price, one shilling per pound, or.£s perewt. Special quotations will be-given for large quantities.. , DUNCAN AND SON 10-111566 Cashel street. ALV-BRN, SELTZER, AND POTASH WATERS. (Celebrated for their purity and freshness.) In original casks of 10 doe, at 7s 6d per doz; • 6d a doz extra charged for smaller quantities. Also a very choice selection of light summer WINES, consisting of— Transylvanian white still wines, 38s per doz Transylvanian sparkling wines, 96s per doz Hungarian white wines, 28s, 58s, 44s per doz Do red do, 38s, 40s, 44s per doz •French light clarets, from 26s per doz Rhenish hock, from 36s per doz Dr Siegert's Aiagustura bitters Bass and Go's a-nd Ind, Coope, and Co's pale ales? bottled" • Guinness' stout, bottled by Burke/ T. J. MALI NG & CO, Hereford street. 12-10 3500 LOQK ICE 1 BLOCK ICE I .BLOCK ICEI Orders for the abo ye sent to Mr Perkins', Colombo street no.tth, will meet with punctual attention. Terms for quantities on application.; and smaller quantities, at <5d per lb, may be had at.Wallace and Co's, Triangle, Christchurch; Dr Dispe hsary, London street, Lyttelton ; and at the f -ctory. 12-15 3681 Judicial and L_ \w Notices. v.;, B - IN _BAN__EUi?TCY. IN the Supreme Cour* of Wew ZealandCanterbury District —In the matter of ', James Crawford of 'Gi'irist«shurch in tbe' said district civil engine?! * a debtor—Notice ; is hereby given that adee*l ef arrangement \ dated the 3th day of Deeeimber instant and made between the said Ja» mes Crawford of the iirst part Alfred Joseph White (the trustee therein named) of the second part and the several creditors of the sai 'd James Crawford of the third part wha-eby the said James Crawford -conveyed anc \ assigned all his estate and effects to the sa id trustee in trust to Be6ure the payment of the said creditors of their debts in full ha s been duly executed and ifiled in the -on"lee of the Supreme Court at <Jhristchu' , cl i aforesaid And notice is hereby further giv\ en that an application will be made to this Honourable Court on-Friday the seyenth daj oi *■ January 1876 for an order declaring the sail i deed to be completely executed. Dated this 21st day of 'December, BLATEB 4c SON, Solicitors for the said Banfcn apt. 12g2 _____? IN BABKRTJ2TCY. tN the Supreme Court of New Zealand' Canterbury district—ln the matter of Johx Robert Cotjzens of Lake Ellesmere i the said district butcher a bankrupt— Notice is hereby given that Thursday the 30th 0 day of December instant at the hour of I eleven o'clock in the forenoon was ap- C pointed for the first meeting of creditors of f the said bankrupt to be held at the Chambers of the Registrar at the Bupreme Court office Durham street Christchurch at which - meeting the creditors may choose a trustee j and supervisors of the said bankrupts estate pursuant to the provisions of the £ said Acts and proofs of debts of creditors a crill be received. f _ Dated tins 21st December, 1875. JOHN ROBERT COUZBNS, Acting for self. N.B.—Thursday, the 30th of December - instant, being in tbe Christmas vacation and ' a Supreme Court holiday, this meeting will not take place rill Monday, the 3rd day $ «f January, 1876, at -be hour of eleven \ o'clock in the forenoon. 12-22 3950 * '■■« IK the of Ne\ T Zealand, \ Canterbury -District -Notice 1. * hereby given that Alias Cockburn of the "-Bt in the said district blacksmith has da J ! filed a declaration in this Court ] church pursuant to the Bankruptcy At 118 ' that he is unable to meet his engagements « with his creditors, Dated this 21st da-of t * IDecember, 1876. B. AUGUSTUS BAM- 1 „ ford, aeUcitor ...tot *c taid «\li»i Obek-1 ° S*axn- U235930?,