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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1423, 21 May 1886, Page 2

c ONTINUATION O F T HE UNPARALLELED CUEAP SALE m re Of Mosers Friodlander Bros’ stock of Drapery, Clothing, AN □ | Boots AMOUNTING TO ABOUT £soo(> a ii b c r 1 1 i i ANDREW ORK having purchased the „bi>ve STOCK at a large reduction from Coal Price, is still giving it away at Unheard-of prices, His great object being to turn it into cash, no matter at what sacrifice a y ? ANDREW ORR

At tho annual meeting of the Canterbury Jockey Club yesterday a resolution expressing condolence with the relatives of tho late Mr H. P. Lance was adopted. The treasurer's report showed that during the year LI 082 had been expended in the permanent improvement of the racecourse. LBSJO in added money, and L 2602 in sweepstakes. A Scotch concert in the aid of the funds of the Scottish Volunteer Company was given in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Christchurch, last night. There was a very large attendance, and the “ Twa oors ‘ mang oor ain fowk ” was entirely successful. Contributions by Mrs Hodge, late of Ashburton, and Mr McLean Dunn were received with special appreciat ion. There was only a small attendance at the Town Hall last night at the hour lixed for the commencement of Profesror llice’s entertainment. After some minutes delay the Professor came before the curtain and announced that in consequence of the nonarrival of Madame Eioe, he would bo compelled to postpone the performance. The audience then dispersed, the money paid for admission being refunded at tho door. The well-known racehorse Mata was shot on Monday last. A meeting was held in Christchurch lastnight of men desirous of proceeding to tho Kimberley goldfields' and about HO agreed tq cji})} together m order to wake up a par tj, ,