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Globe, Volume VII, Issue 781, 21 December 1876, Page 2

TO THE BOROUGH ELECTORS OF LYTTELTON. ENTLEMEN,—Having been nominated T to represent your Borough on the Lyttelton Harbor Board, I beg to say, I shall, if elected, use my best endeavors to carry out the necessary improvements to make Lyttelton the best Port of New Zealand, and t® secure every accommodation possible for the public. Your obedient servant, 4521 H. P. MURRAY-AYNSLEY. TO THE ELECTORS OF CHRISTCHURCH. GENTLEMEN, —Having been requested to offer myself as a candidate for a seat on the Lyttelton Harbor Board, I have much pleasure in placing my services at your disposal, and should you do me the honor of electing me, I will endeavor to secure a proper administration of the affairs of the Board. I am, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, 4520 EDWARD G. WRIGHT. FISH ! FISH ! ! FISH I ! ! OWING to Lake Ellesmere being once more full, J. TETLEY, OF PADDY’S MARKET, Is again prepared to supply the public with FRESH FISH Every morning at half-past ten, at the low price of Is PER DOZEN. N.B.—Not particular to a few given in. 4519

UNRESERVED SALE, IN consequence of the depression in trade and increased competition, 18. C 8 8 Will offer his entire Valuable Stock of SUMMER DRAPERY, (Imported directly from Europe) at a small advance only upon WHOLESALE PRICES, By which he will constitute EVERY CUSTOMER a PRIZE-TAKER In proportion to their purchases without resorting to the questionable method of an ART(FUD) UNION A practice against which the late Parliament sought to protect the public by special Act. Customers are particularly advised that the Goods offered are not old and unseasonable stock, but all THIS SEASON’S GOODS. It is needless to quote prices as it will be plain to all that a reduction, equalling about4s to 5s in the pound, is a saving worthy of the consideration of all classes—For Cash Only. SALE will COMMENCE on SATURDAY, the 2nd December. B. CASS, CASHEL HOUSE 4 4025