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Star (Christchurch), Issue 22, 8 June 1868, Page 3

i STEAM TO WELLINGTON, N APXER, AND AUCKLAND. 1 - mnE N.Z.S.N, Co/a -w, j iiJh X AIIURIRI, ---n.-!?-. Is appointed to sail as above, J _"ißi!___ on WEDNESDAY, JUNB 10, ii.^j____S>> at 1 p.m. Apply to MATHESON'S AGENCY, 361 Lyttelton nnd Christchurcb. ■ i MlW— l — — -w—^—^--^—-i — . mmmmmmmmmmmm ' STEAM TO AKAROA, TIMARU, OAMARU, AND DUNEDIN. ~ £*$***__«_ r I" , IIE new Steamship J ||Sg||||g** COMERANG, Captain Majixob, Will Bail for tho nbovo porta on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, At . o'clock p.m, Fares j— Chief Cabin-Single Tkk«t to Dunedin xs o o Do Return do do ... X3 0 0 Without provisions, which can be obtained on • board at moderate rates. No cargo received after 12 o'clock train on Wednesday. This lino steamer has very superior accommodation, having been built expressly for tho passenger trade. Carries a stewardess, For freight or passage apply to E. S. DALGETY & CO., 367 Lyttelton and Chri-tchurch. ■ ■■■ ■ ■ — -_■_—■■_»■*- WANTED, a Good Shoeing and General BLACKSMITH. Apply to P.A ASHFORD, Papanui. 366 WANTED, a Plain MAN COOK, for up-country j wngesi, 15*? a w*-tsk, A character required, Apply, by later, to A.8., offlce of this paper, 0362 FREDERICK GEORGE ROMFORD.*— Letter*? from home. Send your Address to MR. CARDEH, Lyttelton. c39 POR SALE, in ono or two lots. TWO. STACKS OF HAY, in nil about 12 tons, of excellent quality nnd condition. Address by letter, J. llcbburd, oflfcft oi thU p;ipcr, or to Addlugtou Post Office.' 344 COALS I COALS I I BEST Newcastle Wallsond COALS, at jj Lowest Kate-*, at Cathedral Yard and Hal way Station. W. 11. UARGUEAVES, 361 Cathedral Square. COALS. A C\f\ TONS Rest Quality Newcastle •±U\) Sorccned COALS now landing, Ex Fury, and on Sale by the Undersigned. W. MONTGOMERY & CO. Cdshcl stroot, Cth June, 1668. 363 i ■ ■ ■ ■ -■- ' ' I ~ - I 1-TTT \, ADVERTISEMENT. IN reference to an advertisement appearing in thc issue of thi** dayM Lyttehon Time*. wherein one GEORGK V^VL-.N riNE alver* ti.es me as having no longer any authority to receivo moneys on his account, thereby calculating to do mo a serloni injury, I beg to flubmit tho facts of the case for the opinion of my friends and the public generally. In October, 1867, I received an authority from ono Elizabeth Prince to act as her agent in thc matter of a property at Avonside. I did so ; and shortly after tbe 2nd April, 1868, 1 found that it was necessary to distrain on tho tenant for rent duo. The woman, Princo, having married thia mat), Georgo Valentine, It was n<?ce*wary that hia receipt sh.uld be bad for this quarter's rent. Ho came to my office, and, at tho request of his wife, gave me hi. nuthority. I obtained tho rent, through Mesara Hanmer and I Harper, and, on the same day, handed them lachcquo for balance (tlwy b.ing In my debt ! for owh lent, as per account current and j receipt in my possession), at tho same time receiving a rcvoko of my authority, which I accepted, 365 - J. HERBERT HANKINS.