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-pETURN FOR MONTH ENDINI JUNE 30, 1863, OF STATIONS ON WHICH THERE ARE SHEE] INFECTED WITH SCAB IX TIIK PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY;— Vame of Station. I Where Sit uate. Name of Manage i,K or Owner. Glenuiark jwaipara G. H. Moore Ashburton jAsliburton G.H.Moore Mount Pleasant... Port Hills.. A, Hornbrook loburn j Ashley A. H. Cunningham "White Rocks !Ashley M'Farlane&Mann L Cowley Grove ...jCust J. S. Williams Opawfi Farm jHeatheote J. S. Williams Takepo jMaekenzieCountry Joseph Beswiek Haka'eramea jWaitangi G. D. Lockhart Mount Hutt jßakaia A. Lean Fernside j Ashley A. H. Cunningham Mount Thomas ... j Ashley J. T. Brown Birch Hill Ashley T. S. Mannering Ashley Gorge Ashley Thos. Ellis Banner Downs ... Ashley Heywood&Bowron Broomfield Kowai Geo. Douglas Teviotdale aipara Reader & Traherne Halswell W. G. Brittan I certify the above to be a correct return. P. B. BOULTON, Inspector of Sheep. Christchurch, July 6, 1863. 3050 RAMS FOR SALE. RAMS, 20 of which are 4-tooth, the remainder V full mouthed; delivered on the Selwyn. DEBOURBEL & CO. RUN FOR SALE. 1 AAA ACRES, without improvements, situJ. vUU ated in the upper forks of the Rangitata valley. 3058 DEBOURBEL & CO. LAND FOR SALE. A A ACRES oif the Harewood road, 4 miles from Iu Christchurch. 3059 DEBOURBEL & CO. LAND FOR SALE. A ACRES, section No. 248, situated in the Heatht/U cote valley. 3060 DEBOURBEL & CO. HOUSE AND LAND TO LET. TO BE LET, for one or three years, Glenmore, situated in the Heathcote valley, at the foot of the hills. The house contains 12 good rooms and offices. There is an excellent garden and 75 acres land. 3061 DEBOURBEL & CO.

I NOTICE. rpHE undersigned are purchasers of Wheat Oats, X and every description of Grain. 3062 DeBOURBEL & CO. END OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW PREMISES, NEXT TO THE TOWN HALL. "jITR. T. B. CRAIG is glad to announce that his -i.YJL new premises are now completed, and that he is prepared to undertake The Disposal of every description of property, merchandise, &c., either by public auction or private treaty. The Purchase of ditto, ditto on commission. The Factorship of estates, letting of land, houses, &c. The Valuation of property, &c.; and in cases of dispute to Arbitrate. N.B.—Account Sales promptly rendered and setGoods taken on Storeage. THOS. B. CRAIG, ■ AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION AGENT, &c., High Street, CHRISTCHURCH. 3027 HIGH SCHOOL OF CHRISTCHURCH. DIRECTORS: Rev, Charles Fraser, M.A., Chairman William Wilson Robert Wilkin I John Anderson Rev. John Lillie, D.D. James S. Turnbull, M.D. Mark Sprot T. W. Maude John Johnstone. TREASURERS: William Wilson, John Anderson. SECRETARY: J. S. Turnbull, M.D. RECTOR: David Scott. CLASSICAL MASTER: ENGLISH MASTER: Charles Cook. 91HE Third Quarter commences on the Ist July. The present schoolroom will continue to be occupied by the classes till the erection of'the new buildings, so that no interruption will take place in the pupils' studies. It is expected that the new buildings will be completed previous to the comInencement of next quarter. Classes, fees, and feneral management remain the same as formerly. Information as to terms may be had on application ® the Chairman and Secretary of the Board, or the lector at the High School. By order of the Directors, JAMES S. TURNBULL, 1989 Honorary Secretary. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. I pHE Partnership hitherto existing between J. G. J- Ruddenklau and J. S. Hawley, bakers and confectioners, Colombo street, Christchurch', has been lissolvfed this day by mutual consent. ! All debts due to, and all liabilities of the firm, will »e received and paid by J. S. Hawley. J. G. RUDDENKLAU. J. S. HAWLEY. Witness—Thomas Raine. J- S. HAWLEY begs to return thanks for the iberal support received by the late firm, and hopes by itrict attention to business to merit a continuance of mblic favor. Christchurch, June 25, 1863. 2961