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Globe, Volume IV, Issue 462, 7 December 1875, Page 4

M. e S WILL THE ELECTORS TEV E N S ADDRESS OF CHRISTCHURCH AT KNIGHTSTOWN READING ROOM, THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, At 7 30 p.m. FEATHER’S HOTEL, ADDINGTON, ON THURSDAY NEXT, At 7.30 p.m. Notice will be given of other Suburban Meetings. 1596 M R. Stevens Will address THE ELECTORS OF CHRISTCHURCH ON FRIDAY NEXT, AT THE COLOMBO ROAD SCHOOL ROOM, At 7.30 p.m. CHRISTCHURCH ELECTION. Me. Richardson Requests that the ELECTORS OF CHRISTCHURCH Will do him the honor to meet him at the ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Bth INST,, At 8 o’clock. 1593 Mr Murray..A.ynsley Requests the ELECTORS OF LYTTELTON To MEET HIM at the COLONISTS’ HALL, AT 7.30 P.M,, ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10th. 1599 THE ELECTORS OF CHRISTCHURCH. GENTLEMEN, —Induced by the most flatering assurances of support, I venture respectfully to solicit your votes at the coming General Election. The best years of my life were engaged in your service, and if you once more elect me, I will serve you faithfully. At an early period I shall ask you to hear me on the politics of the day. Meanwhile, may I request you to suspend your opinion. I am, Gentlemen, Yours very truly, 1521 W. S, MOORHOUSE. TO THE ELECTORS OF LYTTELTON. GENTLEMEN, Having received a numerously signed requisition to allow myself to be nominated as member for your town in the General Assembly, I have much pleasure in acceeding thereto, and shall ask you before the election to meet me and hear my views. H. P. MURRAY-AYNSLEY. Riverlaw, 11th November, 1857. 1429

J. KING, GROCER, LYTTELTON, BEGS to return thanks to the inhabitants of Lyttelton and neighbourhood for the liberal support they have accorded to him since he commenced Business, and desires to inform his friends and the public that he has Purchased the Premises and Stock of the late Messrs Murray and Co, of London street, and trusts that by strict attention to business he will meet the confidence and patronage bestowed on his predecessors. The old premises will shortly be closed, and with increased facilities he will be able to meet the requirements of all who may favour him with their orders. The business will be carried on, in future, under the style of J. Kino & Co. J. KING & CO, Grocers, Bakers, Wine, Spirit, and General Provision Merchants, London street, Lyttelton. N.B.—Shipping supplied on the most favourable terms. 1598 THE EXHIBITION, IN AID OF THE CHURCH IN FIJI, is ISTOW OPEN. MALING AND CO’S HALL, Hereford street. Admission, Is : children, half-price. Open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 1559 FOR SALE, The popular fijian exhibition COMPLETE, Now open in Hereford street, For particulars, apply to MR SURPLICE. If not sold by Wednesday, the Exhibits will be cleared in lots to suit purchasers. 1611 FOR SALE; A FEW Quarter-acre SECTIONS, part of rural section 48a, close td Wilsoii’s Bridge. Price, £25. Title Land Transfer Act; Terms easy. ALFRED THOMPSON, Hereford street; Hs. fairbanM • extracts Teeth every, Morning, between 7 and 9 o’clock; at a 6hatiti of Is. During other hours the usual fee ■Will fed demanded. __ ~ TO ADVERTISERS. FOR the convenience of persons desirous of advertising in the Globe, arrangements have been made with the printer to receive advertisements at the Press Office, Cashel street, as well as at the Globe Office, Hereford street.

THE CRITERION CLOTHING DEPARTMENT "S now replete with a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of BOYS’, YOUTHS’ and CLOTHING. * D T, AVCiI (® la 0 c k Cloth Caps, French Peaks, Is 4d and upwards. Black Felt Hats, BOYS J2s3d ; do, with blue ribbons, 3s 6d and upwards. Shirts, from 2s 3d ; Silk , \ w^ es ’ / rom Braces, Belts, &c. Knicker Suits, in strong useful tweeds, YOUTHS’ Ms 9d and upwards. Rugby, Prince, and Sac Suits, 22s 6d and upwards: (Tweed and Printed Mole Trousers, 6s and upwards. MEN’S Black Felt Hats, 2s 9d; Merino Hats, 2s 6d and upwards ; Coloured Felt Hats, 3s 6d; Black Cloth Caps, 2s 3d and upwards; Black Sateen Hats, 6s 9d; Engineer s Caps, very wide crowns ; Hard Black Hats, 5s 6d; Soft Hats, with wire brims, 4s and upwards. Printed Mole Trousers, strong and useful, 9s 6d and upwards ; Imitation Nelson Trousers, all wool, a splendid article to wear 14s; usual price, 16s 6d. Sac Suits, of same material, 47s 6d. Sac and Paget Coats and Galatea Jackets, in Tweed, Silk Mixed and Blue Cloths, at all prices Trousers and Vests, English and Scotch Tweeds, 22s 6d and upwards’ Trousers and Vests, in Genuine Nelson, Victorian, and Geelong Tweeds, warranted, 35s and upwards. Cotton Socks, 6d. Wool and Alloa Socks, Is 3d and upwards. Belts, Braces, Collars, Ties, Scarves, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, &c. CASH DISCOUNT OF ONE SHILLING IN THE POUND. ROBERT BLACK HIGH AND LICHFIELD STREETS. 1606 CASH BOOT MART, COLOMBO STREET, (Next Gee’s Confectioner,) li JhTJ Y Jp, pq q *t3 p B E ?hath?has fUlly t 0 inform his nun3erous FRIENDS and theGENHRAL PUBLIC PURCHASED THE ABOVE BUSINESS, PI, A n 4 rn S rmQ h f' t by .® m Pl°y in g the best Workmen and keeping nothing but FIRST - CLASS GOODS, to merit a share of Public Patronage. EVER l JJESCRIPTION OF GOODS MADE TO ORDER, vr , lhe l , f bo y. e Easiness will be under the management of Mr A. WALKER. JN ote Mrs Buraton is not authorised to receive monies on my behalf. unredeemed pledges IN ENDLESS VARIETY. , CHEAP > at COHEN’S PAWN OFFICI TPTAisrrrp 7, , iT’ "" . o .taw in UTTItUJB ' dAN , C „°, mb ? street, adjoining the City Hotel. MON3H LENT, as usual, on all kinds of VALUABLES, at Lowest Rate of Interest ■Rm-wrLf G 0l I \-T l , Sil yer, any shape; also, old Coins and Curiosstie; Bought, and highest prices given. A LARGE STOCK of really good WATCHES and JEWELLERY, of all kknds al ways on hand, and SOLD at astonishing LOW PRICES Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery Cleaned and Repaired at most Moderate Charges. Spectacles to Sint all Sights, from Is per pair. b im S. COHEN, LICENSED PAWKBKOKEE.