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fi&mtHmetrtis. THE CA ’ TERMJRY H ILUING SOCIETY (PERMANENT.) THIS Society is prepared to Accept Deposits for fixed periods or at call, at highest current rates. For particulars, apply to E'>WD, J, T. FORD, Manager. Offices—Hereford street. 4217 H.A C 8. - SOCIETY, CHRISTCHURCH BRANCH, No. 82, THE Members of the above Branch of the Society are hereby notified to Attend the QUARTERLY MEETING, to be held at the usual place of meeting, on THURSDAY, 13th March, at 7.30 p.m. Business : The receiving of contributions, &c. E. O’CONNOR, Secretary. N.B,—ln the event of a member being unable to attend, a written apology must be forwarded to the President indue time, otherwise the usual fine will be recorded against him. 3-8 4223 St. A ndrbw’s Church. The Services will be conducted— TO-MORROW (Sabbath), 9th, In the Morning by the Rev. CHARLES FRASER, AND In the Evening by the Rev. W. H. ROOT, of Greymouth. At the Morning Service the Funeral Sermon on the occasion of the recent deaths of SergeantMajor Kerr and other members of the congregation, will be delivered. 3-8 42 d ~WES LEY AN CH ,r RCH, DURHAM STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. FOURTEENTH ANNIVERSARY. THE ANNUAL SERMONS will be Prc^cliod On SUNDAY, MARCH 9th. 1879, At 11 a.m., by REV. W. MOBLEY, President of the Conference. And at 6 30 p.m. by REV. J. ILMSLIE, M.A. Of St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church. Special Collections in aid of the Debt Liquidation Fund. THE ANNUAL &OIREE Will be held in the Schoolroom, On THUR-DAY, MARCH 13th. Tea on the tables at 6 p.m. PUBLIC MEETING in the Church at 7.30 p.m., A. Saunders, Fsq , M.H.R., Chairman. Addresses by the Revs. W. Morley, .1. Elmslie, J. S. Smalley, J. A. Luxford, and others. Hymns and Anthems by the r 'hoir, under the 3-7 leadership of Mr R. T. Searell. 4216 RI NITY CONGREGATION A L CBUR !H, Corner of Manchester and Worcester streets. SUNDAY, MARCH 9th-Rgv. E. Walker. Worship at 11 a m. and 6.30 p.m. Subjects of discourse — Morning What the Lord can give (2 Chron., 25, 9). Evening—The rest the Trustful have (Heb. 4, 3). 3-8 4219 SATURDAY, MARCH 16th. WINDMILL ROAD. BUILDING SITP’S. BUILDING SITES. SAFE INVESTMENT. Messrs h. matson & co. have received instructions from Mr Jas. fohnsnn to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their CANTERBURY WOOL STORES, Caffiel street on the above dat r> , Q/f* VERY VALUABLE SECTIONS, OU situated on the Windmill road, and being in the centre between Christchurch and Addington Railway Stations, within easy distance from the Government workshops, thus affording a site for building of great convenience. The junction of Willow Bank and Windmill road, within a few minutes’ walk from the city. To all looking for good convenient sections it a price ought not to overlook this opporiuuity. Title—Land Transfer. Terms easy. Plans and particulars to be obtained at the offices of 4170 H. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers, NO 1 ICE. THE OFFICE of the Undersigned have been REMOVED to the corner of Colombo and Gloucester streets. 3796 GARRICK & COWLTBHAW. Fi> UIT. FRUIT. FRUIT. rUST LANDED, in prime condition, PINES, Granges, Lemons, Apples, >eh Fine Herrings, and Hunter River icerne Hay, E. H. BANKS, R 7 Crown Stores.

NOTICE. JAMES MULLIGAN & CO WISH to announce to the Citizens ?of Christchurch, Suburbs, and surrounding dia tricts, that their PREMISES ARE NOW OPENED. Onr Stock is very Large and Well Selected, comprising everything in GENERAL DRAPERY, Millinery, Feathers, Flowers. Honiton, Point, Limerick, Valenceniuea Maltese, and other Laces, GLOVES and HOSIERY, DRESS GOODS in every material, including Black and Coloured Silks, Irish Poplins, House Furnishings of every description. MEN’S, BOYS’, AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING, IN ALL STYLE*. We are Cash Buyers, and .Import our Goods direct from the M anufacturers, thereby saving all Warehousemen’s Profits and Home Discounts, and placing us in a position to offer many advantages to our customers who will do us the honor of a visit. JAMES MULLIGAN & CO HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.