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j Business Notices. J • H • Sharps LICENSED SURVEYOR, FORD _ NEWTON'S NEW BULLDLNGIB, HZBEFOBD 6TBEET, CHBISTCHUBCH. 9-29 5037 STHE UNDERSIGNED is GIVING UP BUSINESS, all outstanding ACCOUN IS must be PAID AT ONC*■, or proceedings will be t taken forthwith. The Stock, consisting of Doors, Sashes, Kauri, Bed, White, and Black Pine, will be placed at extremely low prices for Cash. D. O'SULLIVAN. Durham street. 10-28 6167 PATENT WOOD REVOLVING SHUTTERS (For Shop Fronts, &o.). TAYLOR, SON _ CO., Manufacturers, corner of High and Tuam streets.Christehurcb. Every description of Venetian, Fancy, and Wireßlrada made to order. All information given on application. Estimates prepared free of charge. 10-15136 COLOMBO iSfRBOT PHOTOGiCAPHIO ESTABLISHMENT. PBCHOURUP invites public attention • to his NEW CARBON PHOTOGRAPHS on CHINA and OP_L. These pictures are absolutely permanent. Specimens on view at the Studio, Colombo street (opposite E. Recce's). 9-3 3888 IHSr_3E_TTS. THE Undersigned is prppared to EXECUTE INDENTh for Scientific Instruments and General Merchandise. 10-16 5724 JOHN INQLIS. OSBORNE STRING AND WIRE BINDER. FARMERS are INVITED to INSPECT the abovo at tbe New Zealand Wool Stores. At a small cost old wire Binders can be fitted to bind with either wire or string at option. 6-241133 ROB_RT WILKIN & CO. ROYAL HOTEL. LIVERY, BAIT AND COMMISSION STeBLES, TUAM STREET AND OXFORD TERRACF, Are now complete and ready for business, under the personal superintendence of the proprietor, MR J. BEECHEB, Whose long experience is a sufficient guarantee that all horses entrusted to his sate will be properly attended to. Saddle Horses, Buggies, Carriages, Ac, on Hire. Horses Bought or Sold on Commission. Horses carefully broken to Saddle or Harness. 10-30 6241 J. BteECHKR. SPRINGFIELD COAL COMPANY (LIMiTED). In ordering Springfield Coal, inßi*t on production of our way-bill, as inferior coals are often substituted for it. All orders left with the undersigned will be promptly attended to. C. A. Ulbich. for Springfield Coal Company (Limited), Cobb and Oo.'a Office, Cathedral Square. 8-30 3709 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. MISS VF.RRALL having taken those New and Commodious Premises in COLOMBO STREET, Nearly Opposite Cookham House, OPENINED THE SAME ON SATURDAY, 16th OCTOBER, /-. With a New and Large Assortment of , MILLINERY, DRAPERY, AND FANCY GOODS, Ac, &o. Dress, Mantle, and Corset Making done en the Premises. This Establishment will be carried on in cos* neotion with the Shop in Cashel street. 10-12 5537 Government Notices. PROVINCIAL GAZETTE. T__3s> "PEESS" HAS BEEN APPOINTED rp h E /^* A z E T T E roa TH_ PROVINCIAL DISTRIOT, OF CANTERBURY, For publication of all Government Land Sales, Notifications and Announcements -which were formerly published hi the Provincial Government Ga-ette. 1-31 3744 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. (CHRISrCHURCH SECTION.) ELLESMERE AGRICULTURAL SHOW, To be held at THE SHOW GROUNDS, LEESTON, ON 2nd NOVEMBER, 1880. A SPECIAL TRAIN win leave SOUTH. BRIDGE for ihe BHOW GROUNDS at 12 Noon, and return at 3 30 p.m. Ihe ordinary Trains will stop opposite the Show Grounds, te ii< k up or set down passengers, who must hold tickets to the etatwn beyond, via., Leeston or Doyleston, as the case may be. . - Ordinary single fare tickets to Leeston issued at any station, arid tickets to Doy'eston issued by Leeston. Hills R ad and 2nd November, will be available for return journey same day. __ FREDK. BACK, •I raffic Manager. Traffic Manager's Ofiice, Chrisfechurcb, October 26th, 1880. 10 28 6161 Sermons. THE NEW CaURCH at Darfield will be OPENED for Divine Worship on SUNDAY, tho 3lst next, at eleven o'clock a.m 10 23 5948 J. O. CHBfeVIEB, S.M. PAPANUI LIB__KY. AN ADDRESS will (DV) be Delivered on SUN.-AY EVEN NG NEXT, the3Ut October, at Half-past Six o'clock, in the above HalL gTJ-BJBCTI I " The Coming of Christ for the ST. PAOL'3 CHURCH. THE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES commemorative of the opening of this Churcn will be held _ _ TO-M ORRO W . • The Ber. J. Plmslie will preach in the morning and the Rev. T. R. Cairns in tbe eT lThad been arranged that the Rev. David McKee should take the morning <*™»- £j "*_• altered cacumstances Mr Elmslie will conduct a funeral service instead. Special coHectioua wWbe aade «* &ja&* meat ***** MrT: B. MASTON wui (D.V.) PREACH 18. *- -iSSJSsirLOWS' HALL, Lichfield street, onSUNDAY, October 3lst. at 6 30 ».«_ Bard Qnet-on Awwered p-inte." Llustrated on the l_wkboar-. NoooUection. 62*3