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Globe, Volume III, Issue 214, 15 February 1875, Page 2

NOTICE. READY-MONEY PURCHASERSgSIARE ENTITLED TO BETTER TERMS THAN THOSE WHO BUY ON CREDIT. WILLIAM JOHN FISHER, having determined to cultivate a ReadyMoney Business, begs to inform his friends, customers, and the public that hereafter his TERMS will be CASH; or, where CREDIT is given PAYMENT at the END of the CURRENT MONTH. All accounts at present due are recpiested to be paid on or before Saturday, the 23rd January inst. In accordance with the above, the cash price of all Sugars has been reduced. Sugar which has been sold at (id will in future be sold at old. Sugar which has been sold at sid will in future be sold at sd. Other sorts in proportion. CASH ONLY. W. J. F, has just cleared a parcel of very superior Teas, which he is prepared to sell on favorable terms. Samples free on application. P.S.—Preserving Sugars worth inspection. N.B. —Orders called for if requested. Goods delivemUin all parts of Christchurch with promptitude. (Business Premises : High street, immediately opposite City Hotel. CANTERBURY SUNDAY OBSERVANCE LEAGUE. APUBL.IC MEETING Will be held at the COLONISTS’ HALL, LYTTELTON, On THURSDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 18th, To receive a deputation from the Committee of the SUNDAY OBSERVANCE LEAGUE, To explain the principles and aspects of the Association. The Chair will be taken by H. R. Webb, Esq., at 7:30. Working Men and their Wives are earnestly invited to attend. [advertisement. ] DRAUGHTS. A CHALLENGE. I will play Mr Robert Boswell (whose greatest achievements in Draughts playing have been to suffer defeats by rusty second and third class players, for sums varying from £2 to £10) lifty games at draughts for £IOO aside, and if Mr Boswell wishes, I will take up all his public challenges besides; but I will not depart from my usual way of playing for recreation, to play him a single match for any smaller sum than £IOO, unless I get £lO for playing. And since Mr Boswell has taken his recent defeat with such a bad grace as to lose his temper and refuse to play me any more friendly matches unless 1 would play him for money, to which he knew I had a strong aversion, and was so anxious to push himself forward as the cat’spaw of his backers, who were urging him on to enrich their coffers, that he offered me a game to start, I shall therefore be only too glad to have done pLying friendly matches with such a rude unmannerly opponent. JAMES LITTLE. 15th Febuary, 1875, W" ANTED to Rent, wKb option of Purchase, a Warehouse with stabling for four or live horses, Central or near Rail. By letter, A. /., Globe Office. TO BUILDERS—Tenders are invited (labor only) for building offices. Tenders received up to 5 o’clock, Wednesday, the 17th inst. John Waller & Co, Timber Merchants, Gloucester street. FOR SALE, cheap, or to Let, at St. Albans, a twenty years lease of three acres of Land, four-roomed house, good well, &e., Apply St. Alban’s Post Office.