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TRADE (S.B) MARK. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. N« J« teuCKLING & 00., WHOLESALE BOOT MANUFACTC7RERB, EG respectfully to draw the attention of the Public to their Trade Mark, which appears on the soles of all their Goods. . 2324 FOR SALE, I ATXCHUENTS OR 1 LAND, sitnate ! Westell's road, off Colombo road, Sydenham. On lot 2 there is a large shed capable of being easily converted into a cottage. Lots 3, 4 and 5 are eligible building sites, planted w\th fruit trees, &c. Price, £GS each. Quarterly payments received as usual. DRAPER, CHARTERS & CO., 3856 Hereford street. LYT TELTON. FREEHOLD PROPERTY. tENDERS are required for the Purchase _ of the Nine years lease from the Church Property Trustees of Town Section No 179 with Five Houses thereon. Two of the houses are lately built and roofed with iron, and are let at a rental of £52 per annum. Two are roofed with shingle, and have been produoing a rental of £4O per annum. One produced £2O per annum. Thi» valuable property is situated at the junction of Ripon and St. David streets, and at a small outlay would produce a good yaarly return. Tenders addressed to Joseph Fletcher, auctioneer, Lyttelton, will be received up till noon on MONDAY, 10th February, 1879, the highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 3878 JOSEPH FLETCHER, Lyttelton. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF CHRISTCHDRCH. GENTLEMEN,— I have the honor to Bolioit your votes as a Candidate for one of the vacant seats on the Lyttelton Harbor Board, Although not interested as a shipowner, as a large importer and manufacturer my interests are olosely identified with the future progress of Lyttelton, and in years past I was intimately connected with the Port and.its shipping, so Ido not come forward as a stranger to its requirements. Should you return me, I shall serve no interests bat that 'of the commerce of the place, and will do ray utmost in assisting to make Lyttelton one of the moat convenient ports in the colony. I have the honor to be, Your obedient Servant, ROBERT ALLAN, Christohuroh, Feb. 6th, 1879. 3886 TO THE ELECTORS OF CITY OF OHRISTCHURCH, ENTLEM.EN,—Having been a member of the Lyttelton Harbor Board since its establishment, I have again the honor to ask for your support at the ensuing ELECTION, to take place at the City Council Chambers on- Monday, the 10th inst. I have the Honor to be', Your obedient Servant, 3888 HENRY S aWTELL. TO THE ELEOtORS OP THE Cli'Y OF OHRISTCHURCH. /~1 ENTLEMEN,—As you are now called upon to return two members to represent you on the Lyttelton Harbor Board, and as I hare been for many years closely conneoted with the shipping trade and commerce of the Port and Chri'tchurch, I beg to OFFER MYSELF a« a CANDIDATE for one of the seats at your disposal. The trade of the Port iB developing so rapidly that every effort is requisite to meet its growing requirement *, and, if elected, I shall devote every opportunity to promote increased facilities for carrying on the very large import ard export trade of the district of Canterbury. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, 3849 F. JENKINS Christchurch. CHRISTCHURCH CITY GUAHDS. HHERE will be no COMPANY PARADE L on THIS DAY (Thursday), the 6th instant. INSPECTION PARADE Friday, the 7th inst. 3881 JAS. GEO HAWKES, Captain.