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SHEEP FOR SALE. 1 KAA EWES, equal proportions of 2, 4, 6, and J.OUU 8-tooth; deliverable about September next in their wool. MILES & CO., 3160 v Christchurch. AAA WETIIERS for sale; deliverable early I UUU iii October on the north bank of the Waitaki in their wool. MILES & CO., 3161 Christchurch. "1 AA EWES, 2, 4, 6, and 8-tooth, for sale; lOUU deliverable after shearing on the Waitaki. MILES & CO., 3162 Christchurch. RAMS FOR SALE. \ RAMS, 20 of which are 4-tooth, the remainder OU full mouthed; delivered on the Selwyn. 3057 DEBOURBEL & CO. RUN FOR SALE. 1 K AAA ACRES > without improvements, situJ. O«UUU ated in the upper forks of theßangitata valley. 3058 DEBOURBEL & CO. LAND FOR SALE. A rv ACRES off the Harewood road, 4 miles from TV Christchurch. 3059 DEBOURBEL & CO. LAND FOR SALE. A ACRES, section No. 248, situated in the HeatliOU 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. NOTICE. THE undersigned are purchasers of Wheat Oats, and every description of Grain. 3062 DeBOURBEL & CO. NEW ZEALAND TRUST AND LOAN COMPANY (LIMITED). X s £ A AAA READY t0 be advanced upon freehold and other securities, at 10 per cent interest. Every information furnished upon application to the undersigned, W. D. CARRUTHERS, General Manager. Offices: Lichfield street, next to Mr. Fooks, Surveyor. 3127 IN THE ESTATE OF THOMAS ATKINSON, OF LYTTELTON, HOTEL KEEPER. A MEETING of the creditors of this estate will be held at our offices, on Thursday Next, the 16th instant, at 3 o'clock. WYATT & TRAVERS, Stone Buildings, Christchurch. July 13, 1863. 3144 g C A B B Y S HEE P. Soda crystals Spirits of tar Sulphur ON SALE AT J. WHITE & CO.'S, 3145 Saltwater Creek. PROVINCIAL INVESTMENT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. THE Directors give notice that the Shares applied for and not taken up, will be RE-ISSUED at a premium of One Pound. Application to be made to the Manager. By order of the Directors, E. C. J. STEVENS, Manager. May 29, 1863. 2499 PROVINCIAL INVESTMENT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. THE next Monthly Meeting for the payment of Subscriptions and other monies will be held in the Town Hall, Christchurch, on Thursday, July 30th, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The Manager will receive money up to 4 o'clock p.m. on July 30th, at the offices of the association, Hereford street. By order of the directors, E. C. J. STEVENS, 3117 Manager. NEWCASTLE WALLSEND COAL COMPANY. THE STEAM CRANES at Newcastle being again at work, this Company is prepared to supply the best double screened coal in any quantity, without delay. The Admiralty return on Australian Coal, printed by order of the House of Commons, placed the NEWCASTLE WALLSEND COMPANY'S COAL first for steam purposes. Very great care is taken in screening, thereby ensuring perfect freedom from dirt, and leaving a much less proportion of small coal than is usually the case; all the coal is weighed at the Government weighbridge. Purchasers are informed that pit certificates, bearing the impressed seal of the company, viz., Newcastle Wallsend Coal Company, Sydney, are issued with each cargo. All communications are J requested to be addressed to the Secretary, at the I head office, Sydney. F. W. BINNEY, Secretary. June 5,1863. 3083 fTIHE CHURCH QUARTERLY PAPER FOR A JULY, NO. 3, VOL. 11. Contents:— 1. Visitation of the Bishop of Christchurch, &c. 2. Melanesian Mission. 3. The Offertory. 4. Church Institute. 5. Church Intelligence. To be obtained at the ' Press' Office, the College Library, and all booksellers. 3128 THE MISSES ASHWIN propose to receive a select number of daily pupils to instruct in the usual branches of an English education, with French, Music, Drawing, Calisthenics, and Dancing. To commence on July 20. Armagh street, near Government Buildings. 3141 MELVILLE HOUSE LADIES SCHOOL. THIS SCHOOL, conducted by Miss M. G. Wilson, assisted by two highly-educated young ladies recently from England (one especially sent for) will be RE-OPENED for the third quarter of this year, on Monday, 20th July. The French language, French flowers and embroidery, taught by a French lady. The house is now completed for boarders. Melville House, opposite Government Buildings, Christchurch. 3140 CHEAP lIATS AND GLASGOW HOUSE. MRS. WILLIAMS has on hand a quantity of hats and bonnets, which she will clear off at a great reduction from the original cost. Scotch plaids and shawls at reduced prices. 3131