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SUPPLY OF BUTTER, MILK, AND EGGS TO HOSPITAL LUNATIC ASYLUM. The Provincial Government invite TENDERS for the above SUPPLIES for the period ending 30th June, 1876, the same to be lodged at this office by 4 o'clock p.m. on Tuesday, the 6th April. EDWD. JOLLIE, Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Office, April Ist, 1875.

Rev. Gharles Olark. MONDAY, ODDFELLOWS' HALL, FIRST APPEARANCE In Christchurch of the Celebrated CONTRALTO, MISS CHRISTIAN Pronounced by the Auckland and Dunedin Press to be the most ACCOMPLISHED VOCALIST That ever visited New Zealand. RE-APPEARANCE FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, REV. CHARLES CLARK, THE EMINENT LECTURER, ELOCUTIONIST, AND HUMORIST. MISS CHRISTIAN'S Appearances will be limited to Mr Clark's entertainments, and the FIRST COMBINED ENTERTAINMENT Will he given on MONDAY EVENING, APRIL sth. The plan of seats will be opened on Monday morning at Mr Bonnington's. Further particulars in to-morrow's papers, R. S. SMYTHE. nONGREGATIONAL SCHOOL ROOM, J Manchester street. AN ELEMENTARY SINGING CLASS Will be formed AND MEET FOR PRACTICE In the above room, ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL sth, THE REV. W. J. HABENS| Will deliver an INTRODUCTORY LECTURE Upon " The Advantages of a Knowledge of Music and the Value of the Tonic System of Preaching," with illustrations, Commencing at 7.30 p.m. Admission—Free. J. B. STANSELL. AEISH OF ST LUKE THE EVANGELIST. The ANNUAL MEETING of the Parishoners will be held THIB EVENING, in the Schoolroom, at 7.30 o'clock. EDW. ATE. LINGARD, Incumbent. Friday, April 2nd, 1875. P ADD Y'S MARKET. Mr. J. TETLEY feels greatly indebted to the Christchurch public for the Liberal Support afforded to him hitherto, and he begs to inform his supporters in particular and the public in general that Paddy's Market will be still continued in the same establishment, but at the rear of his premises. \ B. BAIN, GENERAL AGENT, At D. H. Christie's, Corn Merchant, Colombo street, Christchurch, Opposite the Bank of New Zealand. LOST, between the Post Office and Ferry road bridge, a PARCEL, containing a shawl and other articles, on the 23rd instant. Anyone returning the same to Ballantyne or Mr Smith's, coach driver, Ferry road, will receive the above reward. RS. LUXTON (first-class certificate, Queen's College, London), will Open a Ladies' School at Southbridge, on Wednesday, April 7th.