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OIHOU.T 8./K -J." J.O3XT $ 1450 COPIES NOTICE. Mr G. I). IUGGKTT b authorised to collect all account a duo to tho Proprietor of tbo Start WANTED, a NURSEMAID. Apply to Mrs FLETCHER, Colombo street north, 893 ANTKD, a good GENERAL SERVANT. Apply, Mrs BAGSHAW, PrtMonage, Avonaido. 901 FOUND a SMALL SUM of MONEY. The owner, on describing it and paying for this advertisement, can hare the same by npplyinß to THOMAS O'CONNELL, Piuatcrer, Cheater atrect. 899 FOR SALIC, a few Tons of good Meadow HAY, cheap. Apply, TICKNER'S, Lincoln road. 000 f YTTELTON COLONISTS' SOCIETY. JLi _ WINTER READINGS, Next Winter Readings of tho Season will tako place on TnURBDAY NEXT, AUG. 13, . At tho Colonists' Hall, Lyttelton. PROGRAMME :— Readings by T. Merson, Ksq., J.l*., Mayor of Lyttelton j C. 11. Wolcdge, Esq. i W. B. Jones, Ksq. ; J. Thompson, Esq. Songs, Glees, and Trios, by Musical Amateurs. ADMISSION, SIXPENCE. Doors open at 7.30, commenco at 8. 1.0.0.P., M.U. LOYAL KAIAPOI LODGE. TnE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the above Lodge will take place at the Her notol, Kaitipoi, on TUESDAY, tub UmINST., At Seren p.m. Brothers nnd friends ore respectfully in* vitcd to attend. Tickcta, 5s each, may be had at tho Pier Hotel, or of Mr Robert Wright, N.G. 892 MR. CHARLES CLARK will sell by AUCTION, at his Roomi, Colombo street, Chriatchurch, on TIIURSDAY, the 20th AUGUST, At Twelve o'clock, Noon, BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES, All thoao commodious and centrally situated BUSINESS PREMISES, in Colombo street, late in the occupation of Mr David Bloom, having a frontago of 24 feet upon Colombo atrect, by a depth of 63 feet 6 inche*. TliU property i< held under a lease for 31 years from the Mth day of August, 1867, at a rental of £40 per annum. For further particulars apply to W. 11. WYNN WILLIAMS, Solicitor, Chrlatchurcb, No. 2il. Or to the Auctioneer. END OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

Va Now Orleans jury declared a man to have como to his death by "an unknown cart." About on a par with it is tho Philadelphia verdict, in which a man ha* been crushed to death in a mill, where tho jury added to their verdict, "No blamo can bo attached to Clio machinery."

SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!! THE SALE OF THE SEASON. WILLIAM PRATT BEGS TO ANNOUNCE A GENUINE CLEARING SALE OF I.VtiUYTHLN'G IN AND OUT OP SEASON, COMMENCING ON SATURDAY, AUGUST Ist, AND TO CONTINUE FOR ONE MONTH. DUNSTAJBLE HOUSE..