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Star (Christchurch), Issue 100, 8 September 1868, Page 1

TO ADVERTISERS AND THE PUBLIC. The bona fide circulation of the Stab is now 1450 copies per night. The Star is delivered every night throv./hout Christ chm-ch and the immediate suburbs ; in. the Addlngton, Lincoln, Riccarton, and Papanui districts; in St Albans, Halswell, Heathcote. Fcn-y mead, the Valley, Lyttelton, and Kaiapoi. The charge for advertising in the Star ts lower than in any other paper in New Zealand. The Star will continue to supply the public with the fullest and most reliable local inforii:alionup to the hour of publication. The Star contains more and better-selected reading matter than any other penny paper in New Zealand. The proprietor of the Stab has made arrangements to ensure the reception of the latest TELE<f.'R_T'Hic news, via Sues and Panama, from Europe and America, from Australia, and from the neighbouring Provinces. No effort will be spared to maintain the character of the Stab as a thoroughly good and rdiable medium of LOCAL, GENERAL, and telegraphic news. The proprietor of the Stab, from the support already accorded to his little venture, is conxincsd ihat the public appreciate an Evening penny ■paper, respectably and liberally conducted. The columns of the Stab are open to cobBtfSPONDBNTS cf every shade of political opinion. Correspondents are requested to bear in mind that letters containing libel, or personal abuse, will not be admitted into the columns qf the Star. W ANTED, a £ ingle Man as PLOrGHVf MAM. Apply to HARMAN & STEVENS, Christchurch. No. 186 1092 ANTED, an ENGAGEMENT as HOUSEKKFPER; references given and required. Address X., office of this paper. 1084 NOTICE. « - mHE F .earner SENSATION, A M-J% J- having received extensive improvements, J. O'Neill intends ~_ffifjffeiji-j to P*y v * tn P assen K ers to a,l( l ■^Sz^fj-JgS^ from the shipping and shore, on Satuniay next, and also to attend upon private and pic-nic parties. Towage upon reasonable terms • eoods end passengers taktn to any of the neighbouring Bays. The boat will ply on !-undays the same as watermen's boats. For freight or passage apply to the captain on board. This boat will be always under steam during the day. 957 J. O'NEILL. LIGHT BRIGADE AND OTHER VESSELS. Jfc-v. "|_)IRD AND JONES undertake jg§|lgk .13 to deliver Goods from ship's Agpspjtf.-'. side to Merchants' stores in Christ- , jg§sjljgsj^ church, at 15s per ton, including •^|il£§_sa all charges. Parcels received and forwarded. Passengers' Luggage Stored. FREE AND BONDED STORES, Hereford and Tuam streets, Christchurch, And Norwich Quay, Lyttelton. c 1029 INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC OR FRENCH. PRIVATE LESSONS given to Young Ladies in either of the above accomplishments, by MRS MASON, At her residence, Near St. John's Church Hereford street, Cliristchurch. Terms: (Moderate) To be had on application. ■ 1070 THK ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY FIRE AND LIFE. Agents, MILES & CO., 109 c Christchurch and Lyttelton. EIRE INSURANCE. THE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY GRANTS Policies of Insurance against Fire on every description of property at the current rates. Forms of proposal and every information may be obtained from F. Fielder, Lyttelton, Newnham and Co., Kaiapoi, Cain, Munroe and Co., Timaru, or from ROBERT SYMINGTON, Cathedral square, Christchurch, 521 Agent ior Canterbury.