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Star (Christchurch), Issue 104, 12 September 1868, Page 1

TO ADVERTISERS AND THE PUBLIC. The bonk fide circulation of the Stab is now 1430 copies per night. The Stab is delivered every night throughout Christchurch and the immediate suburbs ; in the Addington, Lincoln, Riccarton, and Jfapanui districts • in St Albans, Halswell, Heathcote, Ferry mead, the Valley, Lyttelton, and Kaiapoi. The charge for ADVSBTisiwa in the Stab is loWdB than in any other paper in New Zealand. Tlie Stab will cml'mue to supply the public with rhe fullest and most reliable LOCAL information up to the hour of publication. The Stab contains more and better-selected reading matter than any other penny paper in New Zealand. The j-rqprietor of the Stab has made arrangements to ensure the reception of the latest TELEmtAPiiic 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 reliable medium of local, genbbal, and telegraphic news. The proprietor of the Stab, from the support already accorded to his little venture, is convinced that the public appreciate an Evening penny paper, respectably ar.d liberally conducted. The columns of the Stab are open to cobbebpondents cf every shade of political opinion. Correspondents are requested to bear in mind that lette-rs containing libel, or personal abuse, will not be admitted into the columns of the Star. WANTED, a good SECOND-HAND D O-CART and HARNESS. Apply to Mr C< NS, Hereford street. 1 1 26 c WANTED, two well-bred YOUNG DORKING COCKS. Apply to Mr COLLINS, at the Livery Stables, Hereford ■treet 1127 c LOST. — Between Coates', Colombo street, and Mills' Hotel, a brown LEATHER PURS '* , with elastic band round it. It contains a small sum of money, receipts, and a small lock of hair. . The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at MILLS' HOTEL. 1132 STEAM TO AKAROA, TIMARU, OAMARU, AND DUNEDIN. Alteration of date of sailing, in consequence of the inclemency of the weather. <^-^ r 7- nPHE favourite pasCOMERANG, x-Kr*»-Jr^^tjtA"-S-<sav^ CAPTAIN MaILLER, , Will be despatched for the above ports on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16, At 1 p.m. No cargo received without shipping order from tbe agents. For freight or passage apply to E. S. DALGETY & CO., 1125 . Lyttelton and Christchurch. NOTICE. | - mHE Steamer SENSATION, njS-^^L having received extensive • 3^J^f?^ , x improvements, J. O'Neillintends .-*i|p^yg^to ply with passengers to and '^i^*C;fl^* 3 f rom the shipping and shore, on Satuniuy next, and also to attend upon private and pic-nic parties. Towage upon reasonable terms ; eotv's and passengers taktn to any of the neighbouring Buys. .The boat will ply on Sundays 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. *&& TR mD AND JON ES undertake J*-§sik JL> to deliver Goods from ship's $%%,. side to Merchants' stores in Christ!#.#v church, at 15s per ton, including all charges. Parcels received and forwarded. Passengers' Luggage Stored. FREE AND BONDED STORES, Hereford and T uam streets, Christchurch, . -. And Norwich Quay, Lyttelton. . C 1029 MONEY" TO LEND, in sums of £50 and upwards, on approved freehold securities. •■...• RICH. W. FERED AY, :-. 71.. Solicitor, .-. : . 952 Colombo street, Cbristchurcb.