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Globe, Volume VI, Issue 695, 11 September 1876, Page 2

NOTICE.

QTRAW HATS and BONNETS Cleaned, » 7 Dyed, and Altered to the Latest Fashions, Also, Leghorn and Panama. Feathers—Cleaned, Dyed and Curled. Address— MRS BEAN, 3720 Armagh street, near Madras street. Canterbury Music Hall. Lessee, Mr H. Shepperson, Unabated Success of the THE LYDIA HOWARDS TROUPE. THIS EVENING Will be presented the Operatic Burlesque IL TROVATORB, Introducing THE MISERERE SCENE, Concluding with the Petite Comedy THE TWO GREGORYS. 3710 A.O.F. mt A.O.F. COURT QUEEN OF THE ISLES, LYTTELTON, No 2703. A SUMMONED MEETING of the above Court will be held ON WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, At 7 o’clock. Business : Election of officers. 3716 G. DIMOND, C.R. LYTTELTON PERMANENT LAND BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. The fifth annual meeting of the above Society will be held at the Colonists’ Hall Committee Room on FRIDAY, SEPT. 15th, 1876, At 7.30 p.m. Business ; To receive the Report and Balancesheet of the past year. To elect Two Members of Committee in place of two who retire by rotation. JOHN S. WILLCOX, 3696 Secretary,

ITIZENS OF A-MIRISTCHUROH. VOTE FOR FREDK. HOEES, W. P. COWLISHAW, L. E. NATHAN. ELECTION—I4th SEPTEMBER, 1876, 672 TO THE BURGESSES OF THE City op Christchurch. Gentlemen,—At the request of many of the oldest and most respected citizens I have been induced to again place my services at your disposal. It has been represented to me that as I have no business to claim my attention, but, on the contrary, plenty of leisure and at the same time large interests to protect, that 1 have a duty to perform towards myself as well as the public. Gentlemen, I confess some surprise at the apathy shown, and the great reluctance of most people to take a share in public business. To me it was always a laborof love, and I was never so happy as when taking my share in looking after the general works of the city. I must confess to a feeling of considerable anxiety as to the growing taxation of the citizens ; what with city rates ; general, special, loan, Waimakariri, educational, and last, but not least, the new Drainage Board rates, Christchurch bids fair to become the heaviest taxed city in the Southern Hemisphere. If I am elected to represent you, it shall be my constant endeavor to exercise a strict vigilance, and keep down the rates as low as is consistent with the carrying out of necessary works. Gentlemen, I am not disposed to make a personal canvass, I have no committee or any party acting on my behalf. I belong to no clique. I base my claim to your suffrages upon my long and faithful services to the city, and if you do me the honor to elect me one of your representatives, you may rest assured whatever ability I may possess, or experience gained, shall be devoted to the city of Christchurch. I am, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, 3700 M. B. HART. PLEASE OBSERVE ! B. C~A. S S WISHES the public to know that he lias received, and is now showing his First Shipment of NEW SPRING GOODS, Comprising— New Fancy Dress Materials New Danish Lustrines New Lustres in all colours New Black Striped and Figured Lurtres New Pique Costumes, xully made, from 19s 6d New Tasso do do, from 13s 6s New Black Glace and Gros Grain Silks, from 3s 6d 1000 Girls’and Ladies’ Straw Hats, from Gd to Is 9d New Silk Umbrellas and Parasols New Collars, Cuffs, Ties, &c, &c. New Long Muslin Curtains, from 5s 6d per pair New White Toilet Quilts, superior value, from 5s lid And all kinds of General Drapery. B. CASS, Draper and Importer, 3§7S Cashel House.