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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1596, 1 April 1879, Page 2

RAYMOND’S HOUSEHOLD HAND, LOCKSTITCH Sewing Machines. 8000 NOW IN USB THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND. SEVEN YEARS trial nave proved beyond doubt that they Are the most simple, durable, efficient, and satisfactory machine imported. They have not one single It. This is an American-made Machine. America is the home of the Sewing Machine, and their Immense superiority over Birmingham and German makes Is an established faot. Buy one and you will never regret it. If you hesitate, ask those who have used them, and you will not bo without one, These machines are now fitted with solid bed, and do not require screwing tc the table. IP YOU PREFER A TREADLE MACHINE ASK FOR RAYMOND’S No.l. May be had retail from the AMBBIOAN SEWING MACHINE COMPANY COLOMBO STREET, And from other establishments both in town and country. THE LBYIATHIAN SALE Oi MEN’S, YOUTHS,’ AND BOYS CLOTHING Is'now proceeding at LEEDS HOUSE, CASHEL STREET, | Nearly’opposite the ** Press” Office. See our reduced'lprice^lists, J. Le Masurier & Co. 3560 PROSPECTUS OF THE Christchurch, sydenham, and SUBURBAN BUILDING SOCIETY. To be incorporated under "The Building Societies’ Act, 1876.” Shares fully paid up ... £lO each. Subscription Shares ... £25 each, Entrance fee, Is per share; monthly subscription, 2s 6d per share, PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS : Frederick; Back (General Manager Canterbury Railways) Chairman. Evans Brown, M.H.R. no. Thos. Brown leo Coleman I. W. England William Langdown W. J. Grlnstead Manager Guthriefc Larnaoh’s Co. H. B. Kirk, of Messrs Austin and Kirk Wm. S. King William Neighbours.] bankers: The Bank of New Zealand. solicitors : MaoConnel and Douglas. manager : William W. Charters. offices : Alport’s Buildings, Hereford street, Christchurch. The success of the Society is so far assured that upwards of 1500 subscription and fully paid up shares have already been privately applied for. . , Applications foi shares, accompanied with the required deposit of 10s per share for fully paid up shares, and 3s 6d per share on subscription shares, may be made to Messrs Draper, Charters and Co., Alport’s Buildings, Hereford street, who will bepleased to afford all necessary information to intending shareholders. The balance of fully paid up shares —namely, £9 10s per share-will be payable on or before the first monthly pay day of the society, which is fixed for Wednesday, April 2nd, 1879- , ... The deposit on subscription shares will cover entrance fee Is, and first subscription Gd. No charge will be made to shareholders for annual working expenses.