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Auctions. C-LARLES CLARK. THIS DAY, BUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL. Tl|"R CHARLES "ci.ARK is instructed SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, , And without reserve. At the premises, ox FRIDAY, JULY 20TH. LOT I—The Offices in Lichfield street, between Manchester and High streets, latelyoccupied by Mr Wm. Wilson. LOT 2—The facables. lately occupied by Mr Coulter, situate in rear of th? dwellinghouse in Lichfield street, formerly occupied by Dr. BakeweU. No. (-3 Sale at 12 o'c'oclc 1718 TO BE LET. THE Celebrated VINERY, known as Mr -William Wilson's, Ferry road. Immediate possession. For full particulars, apply to CHARLES CLARE, 1529 Hereford street J. IVESS & CO. J. IVEfc-S AND CO., AUCTIONEERS. SHIPPING AND FORWARDING AGENTS, GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, BHAIiKBROKEHS, HOUSE. LAND, AjND ESTATE AGENTS, Lichfield street, Christchurch. Auct'on sales conducted in town or country. Regular Weekly Sales of Farm Produce aud Furniture. Cash Advances made on Dairy and Farm Produce placed in our hands for Sale. Mining, Bank, and Insurance Sh res Bought and Sold at highest market prices. Loans Negotiated. 913 C. NEWTON & SON. FARM SEEDS FOR SPRING SOWING. To Farmers, Seedsmen, and Storekeepers. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, TO CLOSE A PARTNERSHIP. C*l NEWTON* and SON are instructed to j. SUBMIT TO AUCTION. Ov SATURDAY, 28th JULY, At their new Salerooms. Hereford street. Without Reserve, An excellent assortment of GRASS, CLOVER, and ROOT SEEDS, comprising ryegrass, lawn mixture, cocksfoot, Italian ryegrass, trefoil, white clover, alsike, gorse, blue gum. wattle, carrot, mangold wurzell, hemp, lettuce. See., Sec Sale at Eleven o'clock. Without reserve. 10)5 C. NEWTON and SON. Auctioneer. H. B. SORENSEN. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 11 o'clock? At the Salerooms, Lichfield street. HB. SORENSEN has been favored with a instructions to Sf.LL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On account of a family gone to Melbourne, Suite of fur_it_re in maroon, silk rep, duches.se table, washst—nd ware, bedBtcad, hair mattress, palliasses, bedding, carpets, fenders and clocks, lamp, curt_—is. 2 couches, crockery, oilctot—. chairs, saucepans, garden tools and sundries H. B. SORENSKN, 183S Auctioneer. JAMES HENDERSON. JAMES HENDERSON, SHAREBROKER and FINANCIAL AGENT, Arbitrator, Valuer and General Commission Agent, 178 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Loans Negotiated, Valuations made, Absentees Represented. Reference—The Bank of New Zealand. WANT -Ik to Purchase for a Client, a Farm capa**o of carrying about 1000 sheep. Must be good land, with suitable dwelling House and other necessary buildings. James Henderson. 178 Hereford street. ISia TO LET. THAT desirable RESIDENCE now occupied byS. Hallamore,Esq. The House is of BRICK, contains 14 Rooms, and there are the usual Offices, Stabling, &c. The Grounds comprise Hive Acres adjoining the propert'eanf _J. T. Matson, Esq., Hen, J. T. Peacock and W. Q. Rhind, Esq. Forfurthcrparticulars and cai_s to view, apply to James Hendprsop, 178 Hereford street. [ 15*6 Boad Boards. AVON ROAD BOARD DISTRICT, RATEPA YERS in tho above-named district _in obtain Poisoned Wheat, free of charge, on application before 9 o'clock any mommgto tbe undersigned. mo - J ___-_- jjgj Clerk and Surveyor. Board and Residence. SUPERIOR BOARD AND WAITAHUNA BOUSE, 285 Cashel street W., five minutes from Po3t Office, Library, Museum. Ac. 20 ROSVENORHOU3E—ComfortablePrivate Board and Residence, No. 56 GJpucester street East, near Latimer square. Terms i-eiy oderate. _ 50U T>LIGH*S T__d_*__tANCE HOTEL and Jt> RESTAURANT—fIesfc intown is now offered to boarders. Double room, 160 per week single room, las per week; board without lodging, 12s per week; weekly dinners, 4s per week; board and lodgugs, as per day. Good accommodation for families. Smoking-room, sitting-room (with use of piano), bath-room and shower-batb, Stabling free. F. BRIDGES. Proprietor. Bankruptcy, v. «* r_~HE "PRESS' is an authorised GA__"lTJfi X for all Notices under tha Dsbtorsa-d Creditors Act. ; Insurance Companies. THE NORWICH UNION FIRB IN SURANCE SOCIETY. Head Office, Norwich, England. Estab. 1797, Amount Insured .. — £200,000,000 Losses Paid .. .. -4,500,000 Claims settled with liberality and promptitude. J. M. HEYWOOD and CO., Cathedral square, Christchurch, 7130 Agents for Canterbury. fTHHE COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY JL OF NJKW ____LAND. FIRE AND MARINE. CAPITAL - £2,000,000. Effects every description of Fire and Maria Risks at Lowest Current Rates. Prompt and Liberal Settlement of d&ims. CUFF Se GRAHAM, Managers for Canterbury, 657 IM Lichdeld street. Christchurch. NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSUR ANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. C___T__^-_2,000,000. PAID-UP Capital and Reserves, £281,222. With unlimited liability of large body of Shareholders resident in the colony. Fire *nd Marine risks of all Idnds accepted _ap current rates. A. CAR—tICK, Manager. Grain Agency Buildings, Corner of Cashel street. Sub-agents throughout the Province. See "Weekly Press." 545 B-^H-H-i-M-i-a-Mn-ni Funeral Notices. FUNERAL REFORM. Wt.axgfOßD. _*_-aiß-i-g Undertaker. _ Fornishes JTunerais as follows :— He—rac coach, covered colfln, and attend an oe— For Adults, from - -£800 ChUdren's, complete .. .. £210 0 Note the Address— Workshops, Corner North and East belts; cr. Office, next J. Goodman's Boot Shop, Colombo street. Country orders wiU receive prompt attention. aiiti tt •*-**• UNDERTAK-R. Funerals Furnished at Lowest Charges Town or Country. a DURHAM STREET SOUTH. ■i^_—■■^■—B—_HßMaß_aa feALKELD AND >_)ONS, Cabineuua-ers, t pholsterers, and Undertakers, Colonido road, Sydenham. FUNERALS F-rni-h-d in the best style at lowest current rates on shortest notice town or country. 39-? *J, O. -F ELT ON, Hiou Strxxt, R-ngioba, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. Funerals conducted in town and country at moderate rates aad in approved styie. _v •lambs Jl_amb furnishing uniaertaksr, 35 lichfield street bast Funerals completely furnished in town or country at most reasonable charge* Please note the address. Three doors from Barbados. streefcuearEast Bait IMS f|~HE Friends of Mr E. Odgers are respecbM. fnlly invited to attend the Funeral •of his late daughter, at the Cemetery, Springfield, on July 2itb, at 3 o'clock p_n- —»&