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New Advertisements. ANCIENT ORDER Of? FREEMASONS. THE next Quarterly Communication of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Freemasons, will be held in the Masonic Hall, Christchurch, on WEDNESDAY, the 19th INST., At 7 p.m. A. BLAKISTON, P. G. Secretary. Christchurch, July 14,1865. 5988 WORKING MENS' BUILDING SOCIETY. THE usual MONTHLY MEETING for Payment of Subscriptions, &c., will be held at the Foresters' Hall, THIS DAY, SATURDAY, JULY 15, At Eight o'clock. GEO. FURBY, "5479 Secretary. CHRISTCHURCH VOLUNTEER ENGINEERS. NOTICE. AN ADJOURNED MEETING of the above Company will be held at Brooker's Hotel, on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, After Drill. business: To elect a Lieutenant in room of Mr. Browning, resigned. The Members are particularly requested to attend. F. PAVITT, Hon. Secretary. Friday, July 14, 1865. 5601 OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that |a MEETING of CREDITORS of George Duncan Lockhart, Esq., will be held at the offices of Messrs. Garrick and Cowlishaw, Cathedral Square, Christchurch, on SATURDAY NEXT, the 15th instant, at 11 o'clock a.m. J GEORGE BUCKLEY, 5952 Trustee to the Estate. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. I HEREBY give notice that I hare dissolved my late partnership with Mr. G. A. Smith, heretofore carried on at Mandeville Mills, under the name of CURTIS & CO., Millers, and that I shall henceforth carry on the business in my own name. ALFRED CURTIS. Dated July 11, 1865. I have authorised Mr. P. S. Patersonto transact my out-door business. 5987 ALFRED CURTIS. WE, the undersigned, hereby give notice that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between us, in the business of Jewellers and Watchmakers, has been dissolved, as from the date hereof, and that the business will be conducted henceforward by Mr. Sandstein alone, who will receive all the debts due to, and discharge all the liabilities of the late firm. Q . . (THOS. C; BARNARD, bigned -j M _ SANDSTEIN. Stone Buildings, Christchurch, Canterbury, N.Z., May 27, 1865. 5991 END OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. v-, T -; : THIS DAY, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1865 COWS AND HEIFERS, SPRINGING, AND FAT STEERS. AT STOCK-YARDS, Cashel Stbeet. Messrs. aikman & wilson will sell by AUCTION, AT Their Stockyards, Cashel street, on SATURDAY, JULY 15th, |At noon, SEVERAL QUIET COWS AND HEIFERS, Springing. Also, TWO FAT HEIFERS AND STEERS.

Terms—cash 5948 HOTEL, MILL, AND STORE, AT LEITHFIELD, On the Kowai. f£Q BE SOLD OR LET Either together or separate. Apply to 5309 c AIRMAN & WILSON. Luck & Clark. IN TOWN AND SUBURBS. AN UMB E R 0 F PLO TS, Varying in size and price to suit applicants, TO BE LET, ith the Right of Purchase in SIX YEARS, In the North, South, South-west, and East parts of CHRIST CHURCH. Prices of Plots COLOMBO STREET SOUTH, near the Railway Station, £55 each and upwards. No. 823 SOUTH TOWN BELT, close to the Great Southern and Northern Railway Station, £40 each and upwards.. No. 822 HEREFORD STREET AND EAST ; TOWN BELT, in Town Reserves, Lot 133, £97 10s each and upwards. No. 821 ST. ALBANS, close to the Wesleyaa School in St. Albans road, j628 each ! and upwards. No. 824 WINDMILL ROAD.—AIso a few plots in Windmill Road, opposite to Mr. Hislop's Garden, to be let for 15 years; with the right of purchase in three years. £48 each and upwards. No. 796 On two or more lots being taken in one name, a discount will be made on the purchase price. The half of a plot may be taken by the applicant requiring a smaller piece of land than a whole one; and the plots, when it is not considered objectiopable to do so, will be divided in any desired manner to suit persons taking more than one. . „ Lithographed plans, printed lists, and aU particulars fo the above properties to be had on application to LUCK & CLARK.