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Ailmtlscmcuts. MR C. f. HANKER has fo- MARK Several All Aments at LICCARTON, bei> g part of the PEE SWU K E>T'T With front-ges on • ; arewo d road, Bowea street, ti_er street, Church stieit, and Angela street, in bl cks of from onequarter acre to five acres each. Price Low. Terms easy. 678 FOR SA E. LAND. LAND. LAND. Messrs h. matson a c?. have for 'ALE several Blocks of land at in fr'in one quarter acre to one acre or four acres each PRICE— Quarter-acre £25 each 11 ab-acre £45 each One acre ... ... £BS each. Blocks at £BO per acre. T RMS : Per block. £5 aa acre deposit, in equal instalments every three months till completion, by P. Rote, at 10 per cent. Smaller sections, £5 deposit, and as above. H. MATS'‘N & CO., 673 l and and Estate Agents. TO WORKING MEN AND OTHERS. O*OR SALE, Two very eligible, well bni’t IP COTTAGES, in capital order, near ‘’outli i.elt. Apply to 836 ROW ». J. T. FORD. wishing to obtain Valuable £ PROPERTY at Adclingtm, fronting on the Lincoln road, suitable for business purposes or private residence, near upon the laud which the new Railway workshops are to be erected, apply to Mr G. Cox, Lincoln road, Addington. 832 TO THE CITY COUNCILLORS OF CHRISTCHURCH, N Z. GENTLEMAN,— TG URGE READ, do wish to inform you that, the tools I earn my living wit a are of a genuine nature, and the bul ets I use are real ‘’Garden Peis ” and not the “well known Ely Cartridges” like a Mr Donalds n’s concern, spoken of in a paragraph by a daily paper. Therefore, Gentlemen, I. George Read, do hereby ask you to grant me the permissi n of earning my iiving “reasonably” and “rightfully” in Christchurch. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, J*»HN Gi ORajE READ, Owner of a Pea shooting Gallery. Market Hotel, Colombo street. 832 1.0.0. F., M.TJ. LOYAL VOLUNTEER LODGE. No. 5423. TBIHE MEMBERS arc hereby requested to A MEET at the Lodge Room on SUNDAY, 28l;h ifist., at I o’elock p m., to attend the Funeral of the I.to Br. Kinsman. .black sashes and white gloves. By order. 833 JOHN A. ASHTON, Secretary. UNITED EVANGELISTIC COMMITTEE. R EV - 1) “■ S 3 OMERVILLH Will hold the following MEETINGS In St. Paul’s Church, Cashel street, THIS EVRN IN Ct„(P HID At), AT 7.3 d, EVANGELISTIC ADDRESS. A Collection will be made towards defraying local expenses connected with the visit of tba Rev. Lr. Somerville. AT ;NOON, CHILDREN’S SERVICE. ALL THE REST OF THE MEETINGS Wid be held at THE IHchiTRE ROYAL As under— Sunday Morning, at 8 o’clock— A Meeting for Praise. Sunday Afternoon, at 3 o’clock —Dr Somerville wib Preach. Monday Morning, at 11 o’clock —A Conference will be held of Ministers, Office-bearers, and Christian Workers. Monday, at Noon—Prayer Meeting as usual. THE LAST MEETING Will be under the auspices of the YOUNG MEN’S CHRuSTIaN aSSOCIATION OF CHRISTCHURCH, WHEN A LECTURE To YOUNG MEN Will bo delivered by KEY. DR. SOMERVILLE In the Theatre Royal, ON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 29th, A t 7.30. Subject—“THE FIERY FunNAOE,’s—Dan. 5 — Dan. 111. The P. esident, J. H. Twentyman, Esq., in the Chair. Seats will be reserved for young men. Mr W. F. Somcrviilo, assisted by the Choir, will conduct the service of song. < _ . r l ickets may be obtained from the Ministers and Books oilers. 830 T EOS, PILLOW". Hon. Sec. NITED EVANGELISTIC COMMITTEE. "'IONTE’BUTTONS are solicited towards J Defraying tl\u Local Expenses connected th the visit of ihe v v - D R. jgOMERVILLE ijch .will be thankfully received by any member the Vommiitee, or by B. W, BLaCK, Hon. Treasurer, I THUS. PILLOW, Hoa. Sec,