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Globe, Volume I, Issue 15, 17 June 1874, Page 1

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. r |PIIB Office of the Inspector of Weights 3 and Measures has been REMOVED from the Market Place, to Oxford Terrace West, at the premises lately occupied by Mr Laurence, Photographer. P. G. SHEARMAN, Commissioner of Police. Commissioner’s Office, loth June. 1874. o'-.'a v - O All TAG K OF GRAVEL FOR YARD VO OF POLICE DEPOT. The Government ACCEPT the Tender of ALEXAN DER JACKSON tor the cartage of gravel from Lincoln road Gravel Pit to the Yard of Police Depot, for twenty-one pounds seventeen shillings and sixpence. THOMAS W. MAUDE, Secretary for Public Works, Public Works Office, Christchurch, June 16th, 1874. 0-17 0004 V. 533 E. f'l7 ATERMAN’S HOUSE, LYTTELTON. Vv The Government ACCEPT the Tender of HOLLISS and WILLIAMS for the erection of Waterman’s House, at Lyttelton, for fortyseven pounds twelve shillings and sixpence. TITOS. AY. MAUDE, Secretary for Public Works. Public Works Office, Christchurch, June 16th, 1874, 0-17 0003 WANTED KNOWN THAT EL MASKS & CO. Have Just Unpacked a Shipment of a Large Assortment of LADIES’ & CHILDREN’S BOOTS, Received direct from England, Consisting of The Finest Selection of Ladies’ Kid Glove and Levant Velvet and Felt Winter Boots. Also, a Large Selection of Ladies Slippers. Children’s Boots in great variety, too numerous to particularise, which they arc in a position to offer at considerably lower prices than hitherto. NORTHAMPTON BOOT & SHOE MART, Next to White Hart Hotel.