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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1453, 12 October 1878, Page 2

POST OFFICE NOTICES. Mails close at the Chief Post Office for the following places as under, subject to the necessary alterations: — MONDAY, OCTOBER 14. For the Northern ports, per Wauaka, at 3.15 p.m.; late letters, 3.35 p.m.; railway station, 4 p.m. train. For the Australian Colonies and Otago, per Alhambra, at 1.50 p.m.; late letters, 2.10 p.m.; railway station, 2.40 p.m. train. For Kaikoura and Wellington, per Go-a-head, at 1.50p.m.; late letters, 2.10 p.m.; railway station, 2.40 p.m. train. For Chatham Islands, on or about 23rd Oct. The next English mail, via Southampton and Brindisi, will close at Christchurch on or about the 21st. SYDNEY J. DICK, Chief Postmaster. TO LET a well-finished Four-roomed Cottage in Harper street. Apply to Mrs J. Rowe, Durham street south. 2632 BOARD AND RESIDENCE, with separate bedrooms for single men. Apply to Mrs Rowes, Peterborough and Madras store. 2608 THE Steam Launch LYTTELTON will RUN to GOVERNOR’S BAY TO-MORROW (Sunday!, weather permitting. Leave Lyttelton at 10 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. AGAR & ROBERTS, 2634 Proprietors, INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITES, S.U. PRIDE OF CHRISTCHURCH TENT. THE above Order will give an Entertainmeat to consist of Songs, Solos, and Recitations, at the Templar Hall, Worcester street, on MONDAY EVENING, the 14th inst., at 8 o’clock. Admission —Free. GEORGE LAURENSON, 2627 Secretary. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, St. Asaph street, Phillipstown. THE OPENING SERVICES of the above New Church will (d.v.) take place • n SUNDAY, October 13th, 1878, as follows 7 a.m. Consecration Prayer Meetfe P Ym.,W.T W&r In Tuesday, October 15th, the °P 6I ”P8 TREE will be held. Tea on the tables 6,30 p.m. Che Public Meeting will commence at ? 30, 1 it- is expected that the Revs. Dut, xford, Tinsley, Staples, and other gent e t w iH be present to deliver addresses. You are respectfully invited to attend.^ labge arrivals OF New % Drapery. JEET BLACK, stating he is now Open- ‘ Jala, a CHOICE and _ ELECTION of the of GOODS suitable for Has pi ing FASHION A LATEST ST the present AT KEI AT. S in superabundant DRES?tity, in various makes, as Snowfees, Melanges, Challies, Lustres, Arabian Glac6s, &c.. Black, Coloured, and Japanese Silks, prints, Brilliants, Figured Cambrics, New Giaghams, and other washing materials in immense variety. and Coloured Lace Stripes, Checks, UatelUsses, Piques, &c., &c. gilt Scarves, Neckerchiefs, and other fancy goods, in beautiful styles, a large assortment. n e , er y other department large quantities of New Goods are now being opened up. B CLOTHING DEPARTMENT tlso received Large Additions of New, Seasonable » ooda of both Colonial aid English Manufacture. ICIAL,—AII goods have been marked ues extremely low. I can confidently that everything will be found Firstalue, and not to be excelled. HIGH AND LICHFIELD STREETS. CHRISTCHURCH. 2416 TRADE S.B MARK. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. & Co., 1. J.S UCKLING WHOLESALE BOOT MANUFACTURERS, ft EG respectfully to draw the attention ft of the Public to their Trade Mark, ch appears on the soles of all their 2324 BOOTS! BOOTS! T. ANDERSON j to announce to his customers and ie public that he has a Urge and well 1 Stock of 9 LADIES’, AND CHILDREN’S * BOUTS AND SHOES, igllsh and OolonUl made, besides all [Boots and Shoes made on the PreIn first-class style, peg, sewn, and Note the address— ANDERSON, i AND SB OB impn-r, o 118 Colom»Z? itrsei OhrUtcJwrch.