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BUSINESS NOTICES. BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT EQUAL TO ENGLISH AND AT HALF THE PRICE. PALE ALE AND EXTRA STOUT BOTTLED IN QUARTS AND PINTS BY S. MANNING AND COMPANF, LIMITED. r --ft MissK ALlfiS are Acknowledged to EXCEL in QUAUTi" all I others bottled in New Zealand, and are Rapidly Superseding the various brands of English Imported Ale. The Extra Stout is Brewed from Malt Specially Imported from the Maltsters who supply MESSRS GUINNESS AND CO., DUBLIN. HOTELS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES SUPPLIED FROM CHRISTCHURCH BREWERY.

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INSTRUCTIONS as to tha INSEfITION or WITH' ' DRAWAL of advertisements In the Pasb3 MUSt BK IN WRITING. Advertisements received without written orders Will be inserted until countermanded, and oharifed accordingly. Advertisers in tiiis country can remit payment by Money Orders, Postal Notes, or Pontaife Stamp*. While every cave is exeroised in regard to the-due - insertion of advertisements, the Proprietors do'not hold themselves responsible for non-limei'tinn through accident or from, other causes; and. the Proprietor! reserve to themselves the right ot omitting ments that they--may, deem objectionable, even although such duvflrtwemonts may have been received and paid tor In the utmul course of busine*>. ' Disclaimers will in all canes be treated aa advartieameats, and charjred acuordlhsly. Orders to withdraw advertisement* must be sent in, IN WRITING, to the, Publfchliiff Office, not later than six o'clock p.m. each day. Advertisement received aft« ten, o'clock eaoh eveninir will be placed over the leader beading and charged double rates. Alterations for Staudingr Advertisements to be In by six p.m., of will not be altered (or following day I issue. It is particularly requested that all business oora municationi be addressed to " The Manager."

" The best is the cheapest," is an axiom good in all things, but more so iv the matter of cigarettes. Indian Chief aurpanei all. ' 7

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