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TO-MOREOW. TUESDAY, JANUARY Bth. R J. G. HAWKES will SELL BY . PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms, Hereford street, 78 yards f and 1-inch galvanised game netting 3 lawn mowers 10 ft. bagatelle board, with balls and cues complete Furniture and rarpeting, set dish covers Crockery and glassware, tumblers, &c. 4ft. 6in. kitchen range, with two ovens and wrought boiler 1J- doz. japanned bird cages Stereoscopic lens, bath, &c, prismatic compass Framed oleographs, photographs, drawing paper Lot fancy jewellery and fancy goods Riding and driving whips, &c, &c. Sale at 12 o'clock. 7582 NOTICE RAILWAY EMPLOYEES. AILWAY X^MPLOYEES Of every grade are earnestly invited to attend A. M RETING, To be held at the ODDFELLOWS* HALL, In Lichfield street, On THUESDAY NEXT, J A N. 10th At 8 p.m. sharp. Subject: "Redress of grievances." Ohristchurcb, January 4th, 1878. 7565 SUFFOLK BREWERY BARBADOES STREET SOUTH, CHRISTCHURCH. RAINS and YEAST can be had at all VT times. 7377 W. J. DISHER. ABRIDGED PROSPECT US OE TILE CANTERBURY BUILDING SOCIETY (Permanent). Incorporated under the " Building Societies' Act, 1876'." Provisional Directors—A. Carrick, James Ooss, J. V. Ross, I'. Laurie, S. Manning, R. W. England, A. W. Money, E. S. Harlty, John Anderson, jun., J. D. Frankish, M.D., R. Sutherland, T. L. Laine, Geo. Mackay, W. Radcliffe, A. J. White. Bankers—The National Bank of New Zealand. Solicitor—Ho B. Loughnan. Manager -E. J. T. Ford. Offices—Hereford street, Christchurch, (next door to Messrs Miles, Hassal and Co). Shares £lO Each. Fully paid-up Share*—To be paid in one S'im. Subscription Shares—Monthly subscription, 2s 6d.

pHE Provisional Directors are of opiniou I that the continued prosperity and rapid growth of this Provisional Distiicfc affords ample room for the operations of another Building Society in addition to those already established, which have met with such great success, and tho youngest of which has now beeu in operation for live years, whilst the last of the terminating societies will soon expire. In the constitution of this Society several new and important features have been iuco; - porated which will commend themselves to investors and borrowers generally. FuUy paid-up shares will be issued, on which interest at the rate of 7* per cent per annum will be payable half yearly, aud in addition, they will receive an equitable share of the profits after each investigation of the society's affairs. Subscription shares will reach their ultimate value in about one-half tho time provided for by other socioties. This advantage will recommend itself to those who have hesitated to undertake the responsibility of making monthly payments for so long a period as nine or ten years. Loans will be granted for periods of from one to twelve years, and every facility will be given for the conversion, at any time, of subscription into fully paid up shar< s without cost to shareholders. The value of thv shares having been hxed at £lO, and the other advantages offered, will undoubtedly have the effect of rendering ►he society's shares readily saleable in the open market, and also of making them pecu-, iiarly advantageous to borrowers. All shares will, however, be withdrawable at a month's uotice. Shareholders may enter at any time without payment of back subscriptions. Copies of full prospectus and rules can now 1 bo obtained at the offices. 755 S