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New Advertisements. LINCOLN COTTAGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. CRANMER SQUARE, CHRISTCHURGH. MRS. ALABASTER: receives . between the ages of 5 and 10 years, to ground them in English and Latin, and prepare them for their after-studies at the College. ■ French is also taught in the tipper classes, if required. ' ' . It is not necessary that a boy on entering should, know hisletters;- so long as he can sit - still and conform to rule. '' ' TERMS: Day Scholars, £4 per Quarter, in advance • Boarders, £55 per annum. A reduction if rnade when two or more of the same family are sent. Books, and Linen' found, No extras.: ■ / Holidays: Six weeks at .Christmas, four at Midwinter, one each at Michaelmas and Easter. Half-holidays i Wednesdays and The flrat quarter, 1867, will (D. V.) com•mence on Monday, the 28th inst. There are /vacancies for several boarders :5495; ... • A. ALABASTER. JUST PUBLISHED, /A SEC ON D EDITION NEW ZEALAND, ITS BANKING AND CURRENCY, : Bt Alexander Broadfoot. A. J. STEVENS, High Street. For Review of above see Prus of sth, and Lyttelton Times of 7th inßt, 5493 ON SALE, BT ' T M. HEYW 0O D & CO., ■ * . Christjhurch and Lyttelton, . Ex Blue Jacket, Leichardt, and other late arrivals, and ■■/■ NOW LANDING, EX GLENMARK, E.L pale ale, in lihds and kilderkins Ind, Coope's, and Salt's bottled ales Bottled: stout and porter Hennessy's pale and brown brandy, in bulk . Martell's brown brandy, in bulk Hennessy's, Martell's. and Denis Mounie pale brandy, in case Swaine Boord's pale orange bitters, old torn, in bulk and in case Whiskey, in bulk and case, Ram 30 o.p. J.D;K.Z. Geneva, red and green case ; Port and Sherry wines, in bulk and case Deinhard's No. 2 Moselle, Moet's Champagne Negrohead tobacco, Manilla and Haran- ■' nah cigars Raisins, Eleme and muscatels; currants ■ Barcelona nuts, split peas Carraway seeds, white and black whole ■'/' pepper ' ; '"- Cayenne pepper, coffee (in bean) Arrowroot, Tous leMois, barley, and Cocoa and chocolate Tea, sugar, rice Blackiead, blacking, baking powder Sperm candles, vinegar, sauces, assorted Corn flour, jams, mustard, starch Herrings, fresh; York bams Clay pipes, assorted, plain and washed Pickles, soap powder, thumb blue An invoice of sponge : Eaude Cologne, assorted sizes One 2-bottle piston freezing machine OneNo.2refrigerator , And freezing salts. Carriage varnish, French polish ■Methylated'spirits,.glue BOiled and raw oil, Colza oil Putty, white lead : ' Also on hand, The following Agricultural Machinery, viz:— . : Four-horse thrashing machines Hornsby's spike winnowingmachines Horse rakes, horse powers with intermediates ■ . Seed sowing machines And, Just received, ex Blue Jacket, Kent hops. . J;:M.; HEYWOOD & CO., 4272 _ Chriatchurch and Lyttelton.. T 0 ARRIVE PER. MERMAID AND MATOAKA-Tartaric-acid,.arrowroot, cream of tartar Carbonate soda, pearl barley, sago Spirits of tar, flour of sulphr Mixed spices, mace, cloves, and nutmegs Champion's No. 24 vinegar, sperm candles Loaf and crushed sugar, candied peels Column's mustard, starch, and thumb blue ■ ■■■■■■"■" -- Prime double Gloucester cheese and . York hams Sardines, lobster . . Soda crystals, London and Liverpool soap Eleme raisins, currants, sago , Coffee (Ceylon.plantation), chicofy Russian cigarettes, cigars, tobacco Ports, sherriei, old torn, and red case geneva . : Crosse and Blackwell's pickles, onions, ..walnuts, cabbage, mixed and assorted White wine vinegar, salad oil, castor oil French calves' foot jelly, curry powder / Fish paste and potted meats Also, Plain bed reapers and horse rakes / ■. &c., • ■ &C., &C. "' J. M. BEYWOOD & CO., 4273.. .. . Chrjatchureh and Lyttelton. END OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Auctions. SATURDAY, JAN. 19. ... D. MOORE is instructed to submit PUBLIC COMPETITION, At; his Warehouse, Trafalgar' street,. .v. :l .'OS ■ SATURDAY, THE 19m DAY OF /■ 'JANUARY NEXT, At Twelve . o'clock precisely (Unless previously disposed of by private contract), That' yalnable. and 'highly attractive proper ty,known as'.'EOREBANK," now in : the occupation of Mr D. Moore, and .consisting of a substan-/tially.''built;twelve-roomed Residenc,' with all necessary offices jv together with AORE of : LAND, ■' /tastefully laid out in garden, and .'' well stocked with ;tiie' choicest fruit • trees in full bearing.' The, whole '■ adapted to the occupation'. of. a gentleman of position, , ;• These very desirable premises are near the church, and within five minutes' walk of the centre of the city •of Nelson, of; which they command a splendid view, extending Bay. The land has three frontages, viz;'to. : Trafalgar square, Trafalgar street southland Melbourne street. ' ' [).'■/ '// The property may be viewed on any day . previous to the sale, oh application to th? auctjbneer. (1 , , Terms at sale.' 5353