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Star (Christchurch), Issue 397, 21 August 1869, Page 3

NEW ADJ ERTISEMENTS. JOSEPH CARDER, LICENSED CUSTOMS GAUGER. ORDERS for Re-gauging or Re-weighing Goods in Bond left at the Customhouse, Chriscchurch, wiil meet with immediate attention. Address — Reed and Carder's Box, Customhouse, Christchurch. 3688 END OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. mHE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY .1 FIRE AND LIFE. Agents, MILES & CO., 109 c Christchurch and Lyttelton. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto subsisting between the undersigned and HERBERT EDAY AHD ALPORT, of Christchurch, trading ns Auctioneers and Commission Agents, under the style of Wilson & Alport, has THIS D.\Y CEASED; the Business will in future be carried on under the style of WM. WILSON & CO. W. WILSON. Christchurch, sth August, 1869. C 3664 BEST BLACK PINE FIREWOOD, CUT AND SPLIT, Delivered to any part of Christchurch, 43s per cord. At the Railway Station, 38s per cord. The Trade supplied. 3516 LANGDOWN & CO. , STETENS & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONERS, High street (near Town Hall), Christchurch, have always on hand a large assortment of first-class commercial and legal stationery, which is bought under the most advantageous circumstances, and sold at lowest remunerative rates. They especially desire to call attention to their extensive lithographic plant, which enables them to execute orders for Bill Heads, and all other commercial requisites , also, Monograms, Crests, &c, in the first Btyle of the art, and at the shortest notice. Engraving on Gold and Silver executed on the premises in a very superior manner. For the Proprietor, 3501 A. J. STEVENS. _l HOME NEWS ! HOME NEWS ! ! ENGLISH NEWSPAPER AGENCY, j Colombo Btreet, Christchurch. ESTABLISHED 1857. ALBEET T. BEADWELL WISHES to inform his patrons and the public, that tbe " HOME NEWS,' "PUNCH," and Monthly Periodicals, are now to hand, and that the supply will be prompt and regular from this date. The back numbers of the Monthlies have arrived, and may now be had by those who have failed to. supply themselves from other vendors. The Advertiser is sensible of the disappointment felt by those parties whose papers have been delayed or withheld, and which has caused him the deepest regret, but he can assure them that the fault does not lie with him. The goods were all properly ORDERED and PAID FOR each month in London, at the Bank of New South Wales, and he can only ascribe the grievous mistake that has occurred, to an error of judgment in his London Agent, who seems to have been at a loss how to act when the Panama Mail Service collapsed. Now, however, that gentleman has explicit instructions to forward all papers and serials direct through the mail via Suez, and no further disappointment need be anticipated; In conclusion, the advertiser gratefully thanks those who have kindly construed his misfortune, and waited until its cause was removed. To those who have felt it right to blame him, and withdraw their orders, he would say, that during the many years he has been in trade, he has never broken faith with his customers, and he hopes they will not desert him now. Tbe papers for them have been paid for in the belief that they would be received ; if thrown upon his hands, they ' are mere waste, as such goods cannot be sent to other markets, or be saleable at another season ; the result might to him be ruin, and his only consolation would be to know that he had done his best, and that he suffered for another's mistake. Colombo street, August 12, 1869. THE "EUROPEAN MAIL." BRADWELL has received an A APPOINTMENT AS AGENT for the above excellent Journal, and will be glad to receive orders for the same. 3641