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Globe, Volume I, Issue 85, 8 September 1874, Page 2

ARDEN SEEDS, 200 POUNDS Canterbury grown ONION SEED, fresh and new, and grown from large transplanted bulbs. 56 pounds large Flag Leek, colonial grown. Also, An extensive assortment of Peas, Broad Beans, French Beans, early and late Carrots, Turnips, Parsnips, Beet, and all other sorts of Vegetable and Flower Seeds. W. WILSON, Seed Merchant, JjIARM SEEDS, & C 4 tons Cocksfoot grass seed 2 tons Timothy „ „ 8000 bushels Bye-grass „ „ 12 tons Clovers, white, red, Cowgrass, Trefoil, Lucerne, and Saintfoin, Also, 2 tons New Gorse Seed.' W. WILSON, Seed Merchant, I have this day SOLD to Mr John Stephenson all the BOOK DEBTS due to me on account of the grocery business lately carried on by me in Colombo street, opposite the triangle, and which business is now carried on by Mr Stephenson. Mr Stephenson has full authority to collect all the said book debts, and his receipt will be a sufficient discharge for the same, Christchurch, September 4th, 1874. THOMAS F. RIDLEY. All accounts not paid before the 21st September will be sued for. GASPITTKi! WANTED, Apply TIIOS. Pte, gasfitter, High street. A competent hand required. O T I C E rXT ANTED, a House, not less than four T V rooms, Address Newtown Store, Montreal street south.

Lvi^ T/roN borough School.—Mr h 'dge, recently master of the Timaru Borough School, . appointed by the Lyttelton committee to tin, , r] ma g ttrship o£ their school.