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ITT ANTED to RENT, a small PADDOCK, VT a abort distance from the Railway Gates, Windmill Road. Address, stating terms, to E. E., office of this paper. 1753 «T ANTED, by a Single Gentleman cigh T T years resident in Christchurch, BOARD AND RESIDENCE in a private family. Apply, stating terms, locality, &c, to HOME, Post-office, Christchurch. 1755 mENDERS WANTED FOR A VERANDAH. Specifications to be seen at EASTER AND WALLIS', Photographers, 1750 Colombo street. COLONISTS' HALL. TO-NIGHT. TTVRAMATIC PERFORMANCE. MILLION PRICES. SEE PROGRAMME. 1747 pANTERBURT MUSIC HALL. TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY. TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY. MR ROBERT HELLER'S BENEFIT. MR ROBERT HELLER'S BENEFIT. MR ROBERT HELLER'S BENEFIT. MR BOBERT HELLER'S BENEFIT. MR ROBERT HELLER'S BENEFIT. MR ROBERT HELLER'S BENEFIT BEST PROGRAMME BEST PROGRAMME BEST PROGRAMME Of the Season. LAST NrGHT BUT ONE ! Plan of seats at Spensley's. To commence at Eight. TO-MORHOW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, Will be given a GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE. GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE. For the convenience of Families and Schools. To commence at 3 p.m. 1746 NOTICE. FTIHE premises of the undersigned will be i. CLOSED on MONDAY and TUESDAY, the 26 th and 27 th inst. J. HERMAN, Pawnbroker, 1754 High street. NOTICE. OUR Establishment will be CLOSED on MONDAY and TUESDAY NEXT, Sept. 26 and 27. 1752 S. AND H. NASHELSKI. ST. ALBANS SCHOOLHOUSE. THE concluding Entertainment of the series, 1870, will take place on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT. TEA MEETING AT SIX O'CLOCK. After which, FAWCETT'S ORATORIO, "PARADISE" Will be rendered by the Choir, assisted by other friends. ADMITTANCE— TWO SHILLINGS. Christchurch, Sept. 23, 1870. 1751 SEWING MACHINES. FOR a short time longer Mr CHARLES FLOCKTON will attend Ladies at their residences, and PRACTICALLY INSTRUCT THEM In working Sewing Machines of any make. REPAIRS AND ADJUSTMENT As usual. Apply at MR S. B. SEYMOUR, 1712 Dentist, Gloucester street. /CANTERBURY REGISTRY FOR Kj FEMALE SERVANTS, Cathedral Square.— Mrs PARKER begs to THANK the Ladies of Christchurch, and the province in general, for the liberal patronage hitherto accorded her during the last twelve months, and trusts, by strict attention to their requirements in the future, to merit a continuance of their kind support. 1756 CENTRAL SALEYARDS. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY. MESSRS PREECE, ICK, & CO. will SELL by AUCTION, as follows :— Milch cowa and young stock Draught and saddle horses Spring carts and waggonette Harness and saddles Pigs and poultry Farm and dairy produce Household furniture Miscellaneous goods. Sale to commence with Live Stock, at 1 1. SO pbeeceTick, & co., 1749 Auctioneers.