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POST OFFICE NOTICES. Mails close at the Chief Post Office for the following places as under, subject to the necessary alterations THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10. Australian Colonies, Greymouth, Westport, and Northern Ports, per Tararna, at 1.50 p.m.; late letters, 2.10 p.m. railway station, 2.40 p.m. train. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11. Mails per Rotorua will close as under : For the United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, via San Francisco, America, Canada, Sandwich Islands, Sydney, Brisbane, Northern Ports of New Zealand, &c., at 3 p.m. 5 late letters, 3.20 p.m. Newspapers, books, at 2 p.m, Registered letters, 2 p.m. Money orders, 1 p.m. late letters for the above mails per Rotorua can be posted in the guard’s van attached to the 4 p.m. Lyttelton train, provided snch letters bear, in addition to the ordinary postage, a further single rate of postage as a late fee. The English mail per Rotorua will bo duo in London on the 26th November. SYDNEY J. DICK, Chief Postmaster. BOARD AND RESIDENCE, with separate bedrooms for single men. Apply to Mrs Rowes, Peterborough and Madras store. 2608 LOST.— £5 REWARD.—Iost, on Sunday morning, October 6th, from East Town belt, Christchurch, a Bay MARE, about 14 hands, fonr years old, square cut tail. The above reward will be paid to anyone returning the mare to Mr W. Izard, corner of Gloucester street and East Town belt. 2604 HAGLEY OAK LEAF CRICKET CLUB. A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT in aid of the Funds of the above, will bo given in the Schoolroom, Selwyn street, Addington, on THURSDAY, OCT. 10th, 1878. The Excelsior Band will be in attendance Other Vocal and instrumental music as per handbills. Readings by Mr Yule. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. to commence at 8 p.m. Admission Is. 2611 W. T. BURLEY, Sec. A. O. P.| A. O. F. FORESTERS’ FETE COMMITTEE. MEMBERS of the above Committee are requested to attend a MEETING, to be held at the Forester’s Hall; on THURSD A Y, the 10th INST., At 7.30 p.m. Business. I To receive Auditor’s report aud balancesheet up to date. 2612 J. S. WILLIAMS, Hon. Sec, LAEQ-E AEEIYALS OF New Summer Drapery. EGBERT BLACK, HAS pleasure in stating he is now Opening up, ex Palala, a CHOICE and FASHIONABLE SELECTION of the LATEST STYLES of GOODS suitable for the present season. . , , , DRESS MATERIALS m superabundant quantity, in various makes, as Snowflakes, Melanges, Challies, Lustres, Arabian Glacis, &c.. Black, Coloured, and Japanese Silks. Prints, Brilliants, Figured Cambrics, New Ginghams, and other washing materials in immense variety. _ White and Coloured Lace Stripes, Checks, Matellasses, Piques, &c., &c. Silk Scarves, Neckerchiefs, and other fancy goods, in beautiful styles, a large assortment. In [every other department large quantities of New Goods are now being opened up, THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Has also received Large Additions of New, Seasonable Goods of both Colonial and English Manufacture. SPECIAL. —All goods have been marked at prices extremely l°w. 1 < can COD , fia ®? tly state that everything will be found Firstrate Value, and not to be excelled. HIGH AND LICHFIELD STREETS. HIGH AN £ hrisTOHUEC H. 2416 UNION BANE OF AUSTRALIA, Established 1837. Paid-np Capital Reserve Funds.. £1,500,000 £780,000 THIS BANK receives DEPOSITS at INTEREST, and[telenet. Banking Business on the MO-1 FA »di v TERMS, which can be ascertained at £?OfflirSHhetod etreet. Ohmtohnroh, and at its other Brakes and Agencie. m the diatriot. JO S. PALMER. 2319 Chief Officer for New Zealand. BOOTS !__BOOTS I T. ANDERSON Tl EOS to announce to his customers an B the pnbßo thnl be ha. . I"ge and well assorted Stock of GENTS’, ]^f S ’Vn N ft HOES ILDEEN BOOTS AND SHOES, both English and Colonial mad®, be * lde * Unde rfßoota and Shoe. n»de onth. Ptemlaefl, In fir»t-ol»8B «tyl«, P«g, MWn * ““ liyitted Noto tho Barcas— T. ANDERSON, DUBLIN BOOT AND BHOB 4669 No, llß Colombo Btroot Ohrlatoiwraa.