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THOMAS HAMILTON, Carpenter, Joiner, Cabinetmaker, &c., Raine's Buildings, Cambridge terrace, Opposite the R. M. Court, Christchurch. TOBBING WORK in all branches of the trade neatly executed, on reasonable terms. 6278 00K Q U T ROR THE gIAM E S E * 6262 NOTICE. MALVERN COAL. ON and after MONDAY, the 6th INST., THE BEST HOME BUSH COAL Can be had at the Depot, Christchurch Railway Station, PRICE—£ I PER TON. 6266 JAMES A. McILRAITH. “I SAY, COME LET US GO TO MARTIN’S Cheap Furniture Shop, at the corner of Cashel and Durham streets, where we can buy our furniture CHEAPER THAN AT ANY PLACE IN TOWN.” Before you go to anyone else call in and see Martin’s stock. FURNITURE BOUGHT, AND THE HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN. Note the address—iMA RTI NT, FURNITURE DEALER, Corner Cashel and Durham streets. 6251 Auctions J. G. HAWKES TOWNSHIP OR WINSLOW. SECTIONS AND .PADDOCKS FOE SALE. MR J. G. HAWKES is instructed to OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, . AA his Rooms, Hereford street, WEDNESDAY,’ 15 nr AUGUST, THE UNSOLD SECTIONS IN THE ABOVE TOWNSHIP. The township of Window is situated U miles south of the town of Ashburton, at the site of the Lougheach road railway station, having road and railway frontage, and at the junction of the Great South, Longboach, and Alford Forest roads, by which during the past season many thousand bushels of grain have be.cn brought to the township for carriage by rail, and the large selections of land adjacent to the township now being rapidly settled, afford a sure indication of the excellence of investment in sections in this already RISING TOWNSHIP, whether for settlement or as a spceulutioKi. At the same Line and place will bo offered PADDOCKS of various acreages, fenced and improved, adjoining the township. There are good openings in the township for several classes of trades. 1 Terms —A quarter cash; balance in-three payments of intervals of three mouths. Sale at 12 o’clock noou. G 203 T WINS.