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IM-MORKOW, THUBSDAY, MAY Ist. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. R J. G. HAWKER is instructed to SELL . BY PFBLTC AUCTION, At his "fooms, Hereford street, FURNTI'TiRR Tahles, chairs, conches,donhle and single iron and wood bedsteads, palliasses, mattresses, feather heds and pillows, blankets sheets, washstands and ware, dressing tables and glasses, pi-r <rlass, and lot sundries PIANOS—-everal first-class instruments by well-known makers Table cutlery, plated ware, &a, &c. 4-30 Sale at 12 o'clock. 469!? |3E Unde"rdgn^Thaving PURCFTASBD . the FAMILY G'OCEHY. WIN"*, SPIRIT, and PROVISION BUSINESS of Messrs JOHVSTONT AND HO, begs respectfully to inform bis many friends and public generally that he intends keeping only tho best goods in the trade, and that every attention on his part will be given to all orders entrusted to him. W. EWART. In reference to above, we take this opportunity of thanking our numerous friends and customers for the liberal patronage hitherto accorded us, and solicit a continuance of their favors to our successor, for many years in our establishment, being confident every endeavor on his par f will be made to give satisfaction. All accounts can be paid to Mr Ewart, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. JOHNSTON & CO. High street, Chrlstchurch. 4626 NOTICE. TO MECHANICS. LABORERS, AND OTHERS. FOR SALE—A new 4 roomed, a new 3roomed, and 2-roomed 0 >TTAOKjj. thoroughly well fininshed, matchlined painted and papered with a large section of freehold land to each, a new six foot paling dividing each house, artesian we'l, garden well planted with fruit trees and f-hmbf, situatVd in the highest and healthiest part of Christchurch five minutes walk from the post office. Terms—Ten pounds cash, the balance by monthly payments of £2, each bearing 8 per cent interest on the unpaid balance. Apply at once to M. MURPHY, opposite English Cemetery. P.S.—No reasonable offer refused for cash. 4616 NOTICE. . s TAFF 0 R D (From Brice's, late at Truefitt's, Bond street, London), HAIRDHE-SER, WIG MAKER, &c. Respectfully intimates to the public that he has commenced in business for himsel IN CASHEL STREET' (Opposite Ballantyne and Co.'s), And calls the attention of the public to his charges. Gent's hair cut in the latest fashion 6 Ladies' hair dressed „ ~ .10 Children's hair cut] ~ ~ •• 4 All kinds of Plaits, Twist Curls, to., made at one half the price of any shop in New Zealand. Mrs Stafford superintends the Ladies' Department. The combings of ladies' hair made up in any style, charge sb. 4034 THE COLONIAL ff Insurance Company OF NEW ZEALAND, FIRE AND MARINE. CAPITAL: Two Millions Sterling. CHIEF OFFICES, WELLINGTON. DIRECTORS : Chairman : ThegHon. C. J. Pharazyn, M.L.C., Chairman Local Board Australian Mutual Provident Society. Vice-chairmen- : The "Hon. Randall Johnson, M.L.C., Managing Director Northern Land and Loan Company. Jacob Joseph, Esq., Merchant. A. de B. Brandon, Esq., M.H.R., Locai Director Australian Mutual Provident Society. E. W. Mills.. Esq., Merchant. The Hon. M. 8. Grace, M.LA, I oca D'rector Australian Mutual Provident Society. J. S. M. Thompson, E»q., Merchant.

Solicitors : Messrs Brandon and Son, Wellington. [| j General Manager : Geo. S. Graham, Esq. Bankers: The Bank of Mew Zealand;. This Company offors to Insurers the following combined advantages : Absolute Security. Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claimßi Lowest Current Rites. Insurances of Every Description effected, CANTERBURY BRANCH—AGEN TS. Ashburton ... Friedlander Bros, Chertsey ... Orr and Co. Kaiapoi ... J. W, Ellen Kirwee W. J. Simpson Leeston ... W. J. G. Bluett and Co. Lyttelton ... Ha vey, Hawkins and Co. Oxford Dilnot v larlden Rangiora ... 0 J. and 0. G. Chapman Rakaia Orr and Co. Sonthbridge ... W. J. G. Bluett and Co | Timaru... ... John Jackson Waltham ... Daniel Gow Waltnate ... Joseph Cottrell Agents wanted where not "represented. FIRE ANDIMARINE INSURANCE OF ALL KIND 3 LOWEST CURRENT RATES. CANTERBURY BRANCH :| HEREFORD STRE3T, Next the Union Bank,, FREDK. E. A. GRAHAM, Manager for Canterbury