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BOOTS EOR THE MILLIOJN . GREAT SALE OF BOOTS AT THE GLASGOW BOOT & SHOE AGENCY, AND SYDNEY HOUSE, HIGH STBEET, CHEISTCHUECH. TTT STEINGEB, having PUECHASED the ENTIEE STOCK of BOOTS in the Estate of G. Simpson, Sydney House, is now prepared to sell the same in Trade Parcels, or to Betail Customers, at PRICES BELOW ANYTHING YET SEEN IN CANTERBURY. Sale to Commence on SATURDAY, the 18th inst. 04705

reserved, wtyh the intention that they shall hereafter be first offered to existing shareholders, at the date of distribution pro rata. Applications for shares, accompanied by a deposit of 2. 6d per share, will be received at the offices of the undersigned. A further payment of 2s 6d per share ii to oe made on allotment, and the balance is to be payable in calls of 2s 6d per share, at intervals of not less than two months. J. DRUMMOND MACPHERSON. Christchurch, Dee. 18, 1869. 4730 COALS. ~" ON SALE by the Undersigned, ex Ben Nevis and Crishna — SCO tons best quality Newcastle screened coals, W. MONTGOMERY & CO. Casbel street, Christchurch. 4735 TO FAMILIES. A BEAUTIFUL SEA - SIDE RESIDENCE IN LYTTELTON TO LET For the Holidays and Bathing Season. DALCROY HOUSE (Dampier's Bay) Will be LET, furnished, for four weeks from the 27th Decmber. Apply, during this week, to the REV. JAMES FERGUSSON, Lyttelton. Dec. 20, 1869. 4740

THE LYTTELTON ENTERPRISE GOLD MINING COMPANY (To be Registered). Capital, -63000, in £1 Shares. Directors. Wm. Donald, Esq., M.D. Mr H. R. Webb, M.P.C. Mr Richard Wood. Mr K. England. Mr H. Allwright. Mr J. D. Macpherson, M.P.C. Mr W. Reid. THE ground occupied by the Company ia part of the Mining Reserve made by the Government on tbe Peninsula. About three months ago some very promising specimens of quartz were taken out of the Company's workings, and submitted, through the Government, to Dr Hector, who spoke very favourably of the indications they presented. A like favourable opinion was expressed by Dr Haast, to whom they were shown. From that date the Company has carried on operations on a moderate scale. A telegram was yesterday received from the Bluff, on the arrival of the Tararua, reporting that gold has beeu found in payable quantities in a bag of the quart a tbat had been taken to Melbourne by one of the prospectors to be crashed. The Company now determine to carry on the works on a larger scale than hitherto, and invite tbe public to take shares. One thousand share?, of a pound eaoh, are thus offered. The remainder of the shares unallotted (with the exception of 818 paid up and held by the present shareholder*) are