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FOR SALE, at Wilson’s Nursery, the LAST SECTION ; price, £45; quarterly payments, £5. Early application necessary. T. W. DRAPER, 1799 Alport’s Buildings. JR SALE, a splendid SECTION oil LAND, situated In the centre of the rising borough of Sydenham, having frontage to a chain road. A substantial dwelling house has been erected on the section, which is let to a good tenant. Also, three other sections, unimproved, Immediately adjoining the above. Terms - One-fourth cash, balance in one and two years, by promissory note, bearing 8 per cent interest. Plan can be seen, and further particulars obtained ac the office of T, W.. DRAPER, Alport’s Buildings, 1798 Hereford street, Christchurch. LYTTELTON! REGULAR WEEKLY SALE ON MONDAY, JULY 29th. MR JOSEPH FLETCHER will hold his regular weekly SALE OP HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At his rooms, Norwich Quay, Single iron bedsteads, tables, wash stands, looking glasses, lustres, crockery ware, chimney ornaments, wine glasses, decanters, E. P. cruets, music stools, drawers, kerosene lamps, sewing machine, and chromo pictures, &c., &c. Sale at 12 o’clock. SPECIAL ENTRIES: 1 handsome walnut piano, by Allison 1 handsome cottage piano, by Brockbank Lot of ladies’ boots and shoes Quantity of jewellery, gold and silver watches, Ac. Oars, oi’skins Shipwright’s tools, chest, &c., Ac. Entries received up to time of sale. 1845 ROLLESTON! ROLLESTON!! THE GREAT JUNCTION TOWNSHIP. MESSRS R. WILKIN & CO. have been instructed to OFFER BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On MONDAY, JULY’ 29th, At 12 o’clock, 3 VALUABLE i-ACRE SECTIONS occupying central positions in this splendid commercially situated township. One is a very desirable corner site with a frontage of two and a half chains on the main street to the Railway Station; the other two sections adjoin. They will bo put up at an upset price and sold absolutely to the highest bidders. Terms easy. 1847 GERMAN CHURCH! The REV. W. H. KEAST will conduct two services in above Church TOMORROW at 11 a.m. and 6 30 p m. Subject of evening service—“ The doom of the unbelieving ” 1840 st. John’s church! lytelton! THE Fifth of the Series of LECTURES on “The Precious things of the Bible” will be delivered by the REV. JAMES HILL, TO MORROW EVENING at 6 30. 1844 EVANGELISTIC PREACHING. N EW ODDFFLLOWS’ HALL, LICHFIELD STREET. MR THOS. H, BATES (Evangelist) Will (d v.) Preach in the above Hall TO MORROW EVENING, Subject—“ The Baptisms in Holy Spirit and in Fire” 1836 A. 0. P. A'“ A. 0. F. COURT STAR OF CANTERBURY, No. 2309 A DJOURNED SPECIAL SUMNONED MEETING, MONDAY, JULY 29th. BUSINESS : vision of By laws. By order J. 8. WILLIAMS, C.R. W. BUCKLEY, P S. I HERMAN, Watch- • maker and Joweller, High street, Christchurch, directlmporterof Watches and Jewellery from the manufacturers. Just Received, the watches there has been so many enquiries for. Strong English Silver Hunting Levers, specially made to order, guaranteed good time-keepers, £5 each. Every description of Jewellery, Clocks, &c., at equally low prices, Colonial Jewellery Made to Order. Watches thoroughly cleaned and examined on the premises. Sand warranted, at 7a 6d. 420 S. !B. Se’/MOUK, SURGEON DENTIST, Gloucester Street, Christchurch, ARTIFICIAL TEETH ADJUSTED TO THE MOUTH, From One to a Complete Set, Those who have unfortunately lost their Teeth by decay or otherwise should consult Mr Seymour as to the beat method of having them replaced by Artificial ones, useful for appearance, articulation, and masloatlon, DENTURES in GOLD,SILVER, DENTAL ALLOY, AND VULCANITE.; LOWEST CHARGES, 119 Consistant with giving satisfaction. NOTICE. WALTER "SUCKLING, STATIONER, &c., Manchester Street South. Has in Stock □T OMCEOPATHIC MEDICINES, Li. Cheats, Books, &c. Special Remedies for the Season, SPONGIA, for Coughs. &c. PODOPHYLLIN For Liver Complaints, &c. Phosferine and Neuraline, For NEURALGIA, &c. &c,> And a variety of others. 163 BOOTS !_BOOTS! T. ANDERSON BEGS to announce to his customers and the public that he has a large and well assorted Stook of GENTS’, LADIES’, AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES, both English and Colonial made, besides all kinds of Boots and Shoes made on the Premises, In first-class style, peg, sewn, and rlvltted, Note the addrers— T. ANDERSON, DUBLIN BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT, 4803 No,ll{J Colombo street, Christchurch,