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Press, Volume XXV, Issue 3304, 4 April 1876, Page 1

Good-) on Sale QUGARS, SUGARS, OUGARS, Ex Sophia from Mauritius, via Dunedin. The Undersigned offers FOR SALE, ex above vessel, hourly expected from Dunedin, a SPLENDID ASSORTED CARGO, as under :— 1 377 small mats snowdrop sngar 516 ~ finest white crystals 825 ~ fine „ „ 7-7 „ finest „ counters 318 „ fine „ „ 513 ~ finest yellow crystals 445 „ fine „ „ 397 „ finest „ counters 7 8-> „ brewers'crystals 32S „ fine brown counters 528 bags good rations. Samples of which may be had on application to j 4-1 7774 WOOD, SHAND & CO.

TO Whom it May Concern—lo to 25 per cent discount for cash, to buyers of 5s value and upwards. The advertiser continues to gradually realize the value of his collection in preference to sacrificing it by auction. Stationery—One of the largest stocks in New Zealand. Books—See window; many obtainable at 50 per cent off usual prices. Giving up business. Bona-fide sale. J. Hughes. Selling off. 3-24 7523 IN consequence of being overstocked, the undersigned allows ljd off every shilling's worth of books, stationery, &c, purchased for cash for about two months. Now in stock—Books by Nelson, Cassel, Partridge; Hodge's Theology, 3 vols ; Hamilton's works, 8 vols : Simeon's Horse Homiletiea;, 21 vols ; works by Spurgeon, Kingsley, and Macduff ; Chambers' Encyclopaedia, 10 vols ; Wilson's Tales of the Border, 12 vols ; serial volumes in great number ; Royal Reader and other school books; stationery almost of all kinds and descriptions ; photographic albums, from 2s 6d to five pounds; desks, workboxes, inkstands, leather bags, concertinas, pocket knives, artists' drawing materials, plotting scales, ivory and boxwood, colors, loose and in boxes, parallel rules, protractors, T squares, mathematical inßtruments, all prices nearly.

R. BINSTEAD, No 1 Albion House, Cashel street west. 4-1 7781

TBBBS AND SHRUBS. DUNCAN & SON Have FOR SALE, at moderate pricesForest Trees—Ash, elm, oaks, birch, sycamore, larch, spruce, Austrian, Scotch, and Douglas pines Evergreen Shrubs—A large collection in all sizes and kinds of arborvitce, box, cedars, cupressus, hollies, junipers, laurels, retinosporas, thujas, Wellingtonia, yews, &c, kc Fruit trees of all the leading and best

varieties the best sorts, worked on the manetti and briar. Nurseries—Ferry road. Seed Shop—Caßhel street, Christchurch. 4-1 7758 B. HALE & CO., SAIL, TENT, TARPAULIN, FLAG, HORSE CLOTH, AND OILSKIN CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS. CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, Opposite Dunstable House. A large Stock of the above Goods on Sale at the lowest possible prices. We are now makiDg large additions to our j Oilskin Clothing and Patent Dressed Tar- I paulin Factory, and shall have a large quantity ready for the coming winter. Blarquees and Flags on Hire. Orders by post or telegram promptl attended to. * Price Lißts on application. -19 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 6349 J. T JEI I S T, TENT AND TAEPAULIN MANUFACTURER. A LARGE Assortment of Threshing and Rickcloths, Tents and Tarpaulins of every description always on hand, at the lowest possible prices. MARQUEES, TENTS, AND TARPAULINS

' ON H TT_ T? ADDRESS—CASHEL STREET, opposite 2-8 the Al Hotel. 5959 TO SAWMILLERS AND RAILWAY CONTRACTORS. FOB SALE, A nearly new nine horse-power double Engine Locomotive in thorough wbrking order. For particulars apply to R. AND T. HAWORTH, 3-20 7345 Westland Saw Mills, Hokitika.

Hotels. THOMAS PYETT begs to advise his his Friends and the Public generally that he has leased that old-established and well-known house, THE GOLDEN FLEECE HOTEL, Situate at the corner of Colombo and Armagh streets, CHRISTCHURCH, Where all the comforts of a private residence will be found. THE BEDROOMS Are airy, spacious, and lofty. THE CUISINE Is under the special superintendence of the Proprietor, and the choicest delicacies of the seasdn will always te supplied. THE BILLIAUD ROOM Contains a magnificent table, attended by a careful marker. WINES, SPIRITS, AND BEERS Of the best brands always in stock. Omnibuses pass the Hotel to and from the Railway Station, meeting every train. GOOD STABLING. THOMAB PYETT respectfully intimates that by civility, attention, moderate charges, and constant attention to the comfoit of his patrons, he trusts to merit a continuance of that support which has hitherto been accorded to his predecessor. 3-17 7264 j

TCI A S T E R N TT O T E L. Corner of Cashel street and East town belt. The alterations to the above being now complete, visitors can obtain all the accommodation of a FIRST-CLASB FAMILY HOTEL, Superior accommodation for Single Gentlemen. Private rooms for Families. Inspection invited. 10-16 1779 J. H. HALL, Proprietor BBITISH FAMILYHOTEL LYTTELTON (Opposite Bail way Station). • I This Hotel is replete with every comfort, j Passengers by steamers, commercial men, visitors, and families will find the best j accommodation at reasonable charges. An . excellent bath-room. Meals at all hours, • 8-20 9823 J PIERCE, Proprietor. 1