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lAdvertisements. WANTED— Tenders for CARTING a quantity of wheat to Chertsey, tenders to be in by 17>h inst. Robbbts AMD Wintkk. 70 QATHOLIO CHURCH. MASS A-ill bo celebrated at Rakaia NEXT SUNDAY, January 14th. 63 E. COFFEY. TOWN HALL. Archibald Forbes. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, January 15 and 16. Flying visit of the great War Correspondent, now appearing to overflowing audiences in Christchurch, and who, on the above evenings, will deliver his two most POPULAR LECTURES in Ashburton, viz. : 1. Experiences of a War Correspondent. 2. Kings and Princes I Have Met. The Lectures will be illustrated with ORIGINAL Lit E-SIZE PORTRAITS. Prices of Admission : Single Lecture —Balcony or Front Seats, 4s ; Back Seats, 2s. The Two Lectures—Front, 6s; Back, 3s. All classes of tickets to bo had at Mr H. M. Jones’s, bookseller. Commence at 8. Carriages at 9.45. 65 R. S. SMYTHE. M ACCABE’S ENTERTAINMENT UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED TILL FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. 1 i E 1 SPECIAL ENTRY. SATURDAY, JANUARY 13th. 3 DEERING REAPERS and BINDERS , , 1 SAMUELSON REAPER. . If not sold previously. A LFRED HARRISON, . /\ Auctioneer. 62 TUESDAY, 23rd JANUARY. , 2 o’clock sharp. c ALFRED HARRISON, favored with 8 instructions from the trustees, will J sell by Public Auction, at the premises, J Saunders’ Buildings, the complete - PHOTOGRAPHIC PLANT Lately the property of Mr Henry, also The Furniture and Fittings, complete f in every particular, comprising, 1 Bellow’s Camera, 1 Box Stereo Camera, 1 Ross’s Lens, 1 Horne and ’i Thornethwaite’s Lens, with extra s mount for views, 1 Burnishing t Machine, 1 Rolling Machine, 1 c Tripod Stand, 1 Camera ] Stand, 1 Head-rest, 1 Dark Tent, J 1 Frame for a Tent, Baths and t Dishes, Screens and Back-grounds, 5 Curtains, Chemicals, Re-touching - Desk, Printing Frames, and Tanks, f Also, Sofa, Tables, Chairs,Pictures, and other suitable Furniture, etc. r The above offers an opportunity to a c practical man to establish a first-class s business, the presence in the town of a <3 really good photographer being a long-felt 1 requirement; at the present moment there a is not one in the district; it is not therefore too much to assume that a most remunerative business would at oncere- 4 suit to the purchaser. Absolutely with- ■ out reserve. In one lot. Terms, half cash ; approved bill for balance. ALFRED HARRISON, Auctioneer. " 66 SATURDAY, JANUARY 20th. SPECIAL ENTRY MR T, BULLOCK has received instructions from J. G. Restoll, Esq., to sell by Public auction, AT 1 THE BAZAAR, BURNETT STREET, On the above date—- £ A PAIR of CREAM-COLORED i PONIES, 5 years old; broken to saddle and harness. Sale at 1 o’clock. T. BULLOCK, 68 Auctioneer. jyj- US I C TUITION Mr WEEKS’ pnpils will resume on and after the 11th inst. No room for very young pupils. Lessons on piano, organ, harmonium, violin, flute, singing. Singing Class for boys and girls in the Templar Hall, Saturday afternoons, 3 to 4. Terms, 3s per quarter. Fees for Music Tuition, £3 3s per term, payable in advance. 59 Singing. SINGING CLASS will commence shortly. Terms—lQs 6d per Quarter, in advance. Apply at once. 58 H. J. WEEKS. J> ROPERTY TAX. Government Buildings, Wellington, 3rd January, 1883. Per sons who omitted to send in prior to the 20th December, Statements of Property, are WARNED that their neglect to forward such Statements as provided by law renders (hem liable to a pepalty of £IOO, and to pay treble duty in addition to the Ta* at the rate levied. Forms of Statement may be obtained at Post Offices. J. SPERRY, 60 Properly Tax Commissioner. TENDERS received up to 20th instant for CTTTING, TYING, STOCKING, CARTING, and THATCHING 200 acres (more or lees) Wheat. Conditions, etc., apply, T. H. BRITT AN, Kelsie, Burnham. Or to, G. STBDMAN, On Farm, 61 Terrace, Methven.