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PUBLIC NOTICES. In th? Mu-.tor of tin- Ksta;e of JOHN STE\VA!£T. !a:e cf Brooksid*. Farmer, deceases. ■VTOTICE i* hereby given that pivrsuant to •*■' an Order of kb fiontnir llr Justice Denni.-toa I'.atcd the twenty-third day of MAuCH. IOfB ALL Persons having Claims Bs;ai::Ht the K-itate of the above-named denre to -pn<l in the 9am? to the underb:'.'ihO on r.r licforr the fourteer.th dey of AITiIL. 19 , ' , '. after which date the Executors ••ViH proceed t<i a-Jiii:r;is;cr tho Estate. WYX.N* WILLIAMS end BEOWX. Solicitors for the Executors of the Estate, ill Hereford s'.re*t, CG6 Chriatchurcr,. X.OCAJ. BILL. TVfOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the IN provisions of "t'ne Staiidir.g OrdeTS of the House of Representatives relating to Local Bills', that application will be made to the General Assembly of New Zealand in Parliament assembled, at its r.ext session, on behalf of the Church Property for leave to introduce a Bill to be cal.exJ "The Church Reserves (Canterbury) Act. 1903." The objects of the said proposed Bill are to enable the Church Property Trustee s to deal with cer:a:ri reservts in the City of Christchurch. being Xo. I—THREE ACRES, bounded on the north by the Town Belt, on the south by Lot 152. on the east by unsold portions of the Town Reserves, end on the west by Manchester street North. Xo. 2—THREE ACRES, bounded on th» north by Lot 13. on the east by Lot IS. on the south by the To\yn Belt, and on tho west by airoad leading from the Lincoln road to Uie Town Beit, as local endowments, freed from liability to revert to the Crown, as indicated by the deed of grant of the same dated the thirteenth day of April, 1876. A copy of t'no said proposed Bill ie depoaittd in the Magistrute's Court. Christchurch, at which place the same is open for public inspection during office hours. Dated tliin 17th day of Mureh, 1903. BESWICK ajid HARRIS. 25 So!ic;tor3 ior the said Bill. _ A X Important Letter from a well-known A SALVATION AKMY OFFICER. PUTS OX THREE STOKE IX TVEJaHT. Hotel iletropole. Wellington, July, 1901. Dear Sir, — 1 am writing a line respecting your valuable herbal remedy PLAXTEKOA. I think it dutiful that I "should do so, considering the wonderful benefit I have received from its use. For a long time my health has been in a serious state, necessitating repented furloughs, anil ufter months of struggling witn bodily weakness, and not having received any benefit from the counsel or medicine of two doctors, acting on the advice of friends. I cDimiienced to take PLAXTEKOA. as a result in ii very short'time I became .strong and vigorous, niv weight has risen from 9 to 12 STOKE, and I DO XOT KNOW A PERIOD IX MY LIFE WHEN* I WAS IX A BETTER CONDITION* OF HEALTH THAX AT PRESEXT.—I remain, yours, etc., STAFF-CAPT. FRED ROWLEY. PLANTEKOA. PLAXTEKOA OINTMENT. PLAXTEKOA SOAP. Obtainable at all Leading Stores, or from W. DAWSOX. Agent. Victoria street, Christchurch. _____ CONVEYANCES. GOVERNOR'S BAY ROYAL MAIL COACH SERVICE.

ON , and after the Ist APRIL these Coaches leave as follows: — Governor's Bay, 8.10 a.m. Governor's Bay, 3.15 v>.m. Lyttclton Railway Station, 9.30 a.m. Railway Station, 4.30 p.m. A Waggonette rune between Teddington and Governor s Bay on Wednesdays and Saturdays, meeting the coach at .Governor's Bay, and returning- to Teddington in the evening. Special Trii>s can be arranged at a reasonable rate. Telegrams and letters will receive prompt attention at Ocean View Hotel, Governor's Bay. F. PIMM. 6054 Proprietor. METHVEN AND ASHBURTON COACH. A COACH RUNS between METHVEN and ASHBURTON on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS. Leaves Methven 8 a.m., arrives Aahburton 10.45 a.m. Leaves Ashburton 4.0 p.m., arrives Methven 6.45 p.m. Parcels and Orders left at Somerset Stables, Ashburton, and Methven Livery Stables. NEILL DUFF, 30 Proprietor^ COACH TO CHEVIOT." A COACH will Run between WAIPARA and CHEVIOT, leaving Waipara EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.- and returning from Cheviot on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Accommodation for Tra-velling Public. Good Table and Best Brands of Liquor onlj kept. Saddle Horses and Traps always on Hire at Waipara Station at the shortest notice. A. FRANCIS, Waipara Hotel. " CCBB AND CO~ AKAROA LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. Meets Steamer at Pigeon Bay, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday CHRISTCHURCH AGENTS: Coker's, Cook and Sons, Pitcaithly, Wall see and Co., and J. M. Heywood end Co. BEILBY BARKER. Proprietor. Duvauchelle's Bay The Coach meets train at Little Rive*, Monday, Wedneaday and JSaturday 5600 LAKE COLERIDGE AND GLENTUNNEL ROYAL MAIL COACH.

A MAIL COACH leaves Glentunnel for Lake Coleridgo via Windwhistle House and Snowdon, every FRIDAY MORNING, 011 arrival of Train from Christchurch, returning in time for Evening Train SATURDAY. Special attention given to pasaengeri asd parcels forwarded for delivery by coach. A. H. BURKITT. Proprietor. CULVERDEN Al\ T D KAIKOURA. THE only REGULAR COACHES carrying Mails north of Waiau— Coach leaves Wainu for Kaikoura Every Tuesday, 'Xhursdav, Saturday, returning from Kaikoura every Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Mail Conch meets the evening train from Christchurch to Cuivcrden every Wednesday night for mails and Passengers, returning to Wniau the same night in time for Thursday Coach to Kaikoura. FARES: Culverden and Kaikoura—Single, 20s; Return, 355. HAWKS WOOD: • 'WaggoneUe. carrying mails, for Mendip Hills. Parnassus, Hawkswood, and Cleverly, leaves Waiau every Saturday morning, returning Monday. Telegrams, Letters, and Parrels receive prompt despatch. All" information to be obtained at Thos. Cook and Sons, Tourists ,, Agency. W. R. CREED, Proprietor, Waiau. W. V. WARNER. Town Ajent. public _ n6tich. covered in coach to cheviot. A COACH now RUNS between Waipn.-a and Cheviot EVERY MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, and returning from Cheviot on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS. JOHN BOYCE. Proprietor. Sadd'.o Horses and Traps always on Hire at Waipura Station at the Si Driest Notice. — HOT~SPTRrNG^"K\NMERnPLATNa DECEIT'S .'OVAL MAIL COACHES CULVERDEN FOR U.ANMER PLAINS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS. RETURNING WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, and MONDAYS Until September 30th, and Daily from October let tili April 30th. Through Re urn Tickets are iitned at Chmtchurch Railway Station daiiy. Tickets available for two ca'.endar months from date of issue. First-claas 30., Coach and Railway. CULVERDEN TO ROTHEUHAM, WAIAU AND KAIKOURA. Coach leaves Culverden for Rotherbam and Waiau Daily, returning from W«iau Daiiy. Monday's Coach to Waiau connect* with Coach ior Kaikoura, leiving Tuesdays staying Wednesday in Kaikoiira, returning Thursday; Blenheim Coach leaves Kaikoui* Thursd " y * FARES. CuWerden to 255, Return £2 CuWerden to Blenheim—Single £3, Return £o. Culverden to Haniner Plains—Single 7s 6d, Return Ha. Culverden to Wsiau—Single ss, Return Bs. HAWKSWOOD. Wfcjrgonette leaves Waiau for Mendip Hills. Parnassus, Hawiswo;d, and Claveriy every returning Monday in time for South Train to Cuiverden. Urgent telegrams and letters promptly delivered. Parcels attended to. Special Coaches Double and Single Buggies, Waggonettes, Saddle Horses on inrmediite Hire. Orders through post or wire receive prompt attention. N.3—Ail informativ/n gi'en, Cook and Sons, Tourist Agents, 191 Hereford street, Chxistchurch. THOMAS DERBEXT, Proprietor, j