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grain sales, &o. J. I. WILSON WILL OFFEB ***■• THIS DAY, At the Exchange, At 3 o'clock. Quantities of— Groin Potatoes Oornsaoks, and Buggiei , Before the land sale. 6639-119 TO THE ELECTORS or TBS CITY OF CHRISTCHURCH. ENTLEMEN,— Having been a member of the fjß* Lyttelton Barbour Board since its establish, meat. I have again the honour to ask for rout support at the ensuing election to take place at the City Council Chambers on Monday.Fab. 10. X have the honour to be Tour obedient servant, 6650119 , . HENRY SAWTKLL. TO THE ELECTORS OF:THHIOITT OP j CHRISTCHURCH. eENTLE&BN.-I havp the >oneur J» your votes oa a Chmdidatejtor one ot tha vacant scats on the Lyttelton Harbour Board. Although not Interested as a shipowner, as o large importer and manufacturer , s my; interests are, closely identified with Lytteltou and its future pro. gross, and in years past I Was intimately connected with' theportand its shipping, solrdo not come forward as a stranger toils requirements, Should you return me lahall serve no interests but that of the " Commerce of the Country.” and wili do my utmost in assisting to make Lyttelton one of the most convenient ports in the Colony. I have the honour to be Tour obedient Servant, .’ 6612-118 ROBERT ALLAH. j TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITT OF CHRISTCHURCH. * ENTLEMEN,—As yon are now celled upon to s BJT return two Members to represent you om the Lyttelton Harbour Board, andaslhavebeen tor many years closely connected with tha shipping trade and commerce of the Port and Christchurch, • I beg to offer myself as a candidate for one of the The trade of the, Port is developing so rapidly j that every effort is requisite to' inset its growing requirements, and if elected I shall devote every: opportunity to promote increased facilities for carrying on the very large import'and export trade j of the district of Canterbury., , I hare the honour to be. Gentlemen, Tour obedient servant. P, JERKIN'S, 6368-111 Christchurch, TO THE RATEPAYERS OF TIPS CITY OF CHRISTCHURCH.: ... TOTE FOB H. j E N *■ l » s - To represent you on the Lyttelton Harbour Board. The Foil will- take place at the City Connell Chambers on MONDAY, Feb. 10, between, the hours of 9 o'clock a.m. and S o'clock p.xn, ~ HA-Cumulative Voting, as for Members for the City Council. 6701-120 UNION BAKE OF AUSTRALIA. Established 1837. Paid-up Capital and Reserved Funds—P?,3oo t ooo, NOTICE TO PROPRIETORS. A DIVIDEND of Oneponnd Fifteen shillings, together with a Bonus of Five shillings per share, for the half-year ending Deo. 81,187% equal; to 16. per centum per annum on the paid-up capital of this Bank, hating been declared at the meeting of proprietors held in London on the 13th inst., proprietors registered in Christchurch at the former data will receive warrants for their dividends and bonus on application to the Manager. JOS. R. PALMER, Chief Officer for New Zealand. Christchurch, Peb. 5,1379. 6513-115 BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALKS. (rpms Bank is prepared to moke special anangeJL mento for DEPOSITS lodged for fixed periods, and transact all other Banking business on terms to be arranged on application. Bates of Exchange on London are altered to as follows: — Buying, 60 days sight, I per cent discount Selling, 60 days sight, ! per cent premium W. S, ROBISON, Manager Christchurch, Deo. U. 1878. 6797

TO LET. OFFICES in the Building lately. OOCupie<Lby. Messrs Garrick and Opwliahaw. Apply on the premises to JAMES HENDERSON, 6339-111 Cathedral square. THE Undersigned is prepared to EXECUTE ' INDENTS on the European and American markets for all descriptions of merchandise. JAMES HENDBESON. 6340-111 Cathedralsqnare. TO FABMEBS AND WOOD GEO WEES. - X IBEEAL CASH ADVANCES made on Wool, i i Grain, and other Produce placed in my hands for sale in the English or Colonial markets. - JAMES HENDBESON, 6341-111 - Cathedral square. TO FABMEBS, THE Undersigned isTcASH BUTEB of Grass Seed, Wheat. Oats, and Barley. JAMES HENDERSON, 6342-111 Cathedral square. ON SALE. - CALCUTTA COBNBACKS and WOOLPACK3 at lowest current rates. JAMES HENDEBSON, 6343-111 Cathedral square. TO FABMEBS AND OTHERS. TOOSET, OLIVEB ft CO. are Purchasers of Oats; Wheat, Barley, Grass Seeds, Hay, Straw, Oat Sheaves, and all other produce. Sacks supplied at current rates. Offices and store at LICHFIELD STREET. 5216-77 Christchurch. TO FABMEBS. WE are Cash Buyers of Grass Seed, Wheat, Oats., and Barley at highest market sates. Socks supplied. A. MOOEK ft CO., 3210-107 Cashel street. TO FABMEBS. WE ore prepared to Store Grain, at our Addington Stores, at low rates; and to make liberal advances thereon. A. MOOSE ft CO., 6211-107 Cashel street. THE undersigned are prepared to Indent all classes of Merchandise from English and Foreign markets on the most favourable terms. P. CUNNINGHAM ft CO., 5461-84 . Christchurch. SPECIAL NOTICE TO FABMEBS. fXIHE undersigned are Cash Buyers of Wheat, 1 Oats, Barley, Grass Seed, and all other descriptions of farm produce for delivery at any of our branches. 5462-84 P. CUNNINGHAM ft CO., Christchurch. WHEAT SHIPMENTS TO ENGLAND. NOTICE TO FABMEBS AND OTHEBS, XT AVING arranged our Freight Charters for 8~1 the season 1879, we are prepared to ship Wheat ou farmers’ account at lowest charges. P. CUNNINGHAM* CO , 6463-84 Christchurch, Timarn, and Oamaru, DEAPBE, CHARTERS ft CO., A COOUNTANTS, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL AGENTS. Alport’s Buildings, 8212-246 Hereford street. SPECIAL NOTICE TO FABMEBS AND WOOL GROWERS, THE Undersigned are prepared to make liberal Cash Advances on Wool, Grain, and other Produce fox Shipment to Englander the Colonial Markets during the coming season, on the most, favourable terms. P. CUNNINGHAM ft CO.. ! . Lyttelton, Christchurch, Ashburton, 520 Timarn and Oamaru. The undersigned have fob sale AND TO ARRIVE— Calcutta Corn Socks, best hand-sewn and full .—weight -■ , Calcutta Grass Seed Saaks, special size Calcutta Wool Packs Floor Bags, best white linen, 1001b* and SOlbs ■ Iron Fencing Wire, No*. 6,7, and 8, packed in • ■' | Ofifks v I Sealing Twine, beat quality . 50 Tons Galvanised Iron, 6,6,7.8, and 9 fall ' ' lengths - : 1000 Casks Portland Cement * Also, Regular Shipments of Newcastle Coal and i Hoborton Timber, Palings, and Shingles P, CUNNINGHAM,ft 00., Lyttelton, Christchurch, Ashburton, Timoru and Oamaru. 438-378