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LYTTELTON COLONISTS’ HALL. rHK above Hall, fitted up with Stage Scenery, and all requisite appliances, noluding three Dressing rooms, can be engaged for Concerts, Theatrical, and other Entertainments, on application to 1 librarian, or to “Trosa” or “Times” office, Lyttelton Terms, Including gas and use of piano, M2 2t per night. For more than one night, se rm* 4427 CANTERBURY TKM I’EUANCL LEAGUE. ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH. mHE HON. WILLIAM FOX will deliver JL a LECTURE on TEMPERANCE On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oth inst. Doors open at 7.30. Lecture 8 sharp. An opportunity will be given of joining the League in the St. Andrew’s Branch at the close of the Lecture. 4479 THE CANTERBURY BUDDING SOCIETY (PERMANENT), Directors : Messrs A. CarA k (Chairman), 0. E. Briggs, J. I), Prankish, M. D., James Goss, S. Manning, and R Sutherland. TO WORKING MEN AND OTHERS. THE above Society offers unusual advantages for the safe and profitable investment of SMALL SAVIN’GS, Its constitution providing for the subscription shares reading their ultimate value in a much shorter time than any other Society Shareholders have also a great advantage in having the op.mn of converting Subscription .-hares into fully paid-up Shares without previous notice, and free of coat. It affords an easy method of providing ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN. Shares (£lO each, subscription 2s fid monthly) can be taken up at any time. Copies of Rules and full particulars can be obtained on application to ED wD. J. T. FORD, Manager, Offices; Hereford street, next door to Miles, Hassal and Co. March sth, 1878. 4494 CHEAP BUILDING SECTIONS, ON EASY TERMS. Good position and very healthy locality being on the crown of a rise, with plenty of drainage. JB. DAT E & CO. have FOR SALE a • few splendid Sections as above, in the centre of Sydenham, good frontage, close to Colombo street. Prices from £75. Terms, 2-1- to 5 years. Small deposit. Interest, 8 per cent. The tramway will shortly run past the street. 42/9 Ulster Boot Depot. Messrs mcswigan & burns have OPENED those well-known corner premises in HIGH AMD LICHFIELD STREET, Christchurch, Opposite the Borough Hotel, with a Well Assorted Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, which for Price, Material, an ! Workmanship will be found to c mipare favorably with any establishment in Christchurch, All orders entrusted to them will be executed in a good, workmanlike manner, and in the latest fashion. 4459 COORSON’S DERBY SWEEP ON AUT UM N HANDI 0A P. 6000 Subscribers at £1 each. First horse £2OOO Second horse 1000 Third horse 500 Starters (divided) 1000 Non-starters (divided) ... 1500 £6OOO This SWEEP CLOSES on THURSDAY NEXT. Early application for tickets is necessary. 4484 N )W it came to pass, that in the 41st year of the reig < of Victoria the Queen that there was a certain city built upon the plains, and the people of this city were a very busy people and TIME was precious unto them, oven like gold and silver and precious stones ; and it came to pass that the artifieers who divided the time between the rising and setting of the sun, and of dividing th« hours thereof sa'd —Behold this people which is gathered here together, from all parts o' the earth and from among all nations ; behold! they have gotten houses and lands and cattle, and are filled with the good things of the earth, let us therefore lay upon them burdens grievous to be borne, and make them pay onto ns portions of their possessions,, that we too may speedily become rich: and it was so. And the people groaned under their heavy bu»den—And behold, in the fullness of time a raun appeared in their midst whose surname was RUTLAND, a watchmaker, and he abode in the street which is called Colombo. And he cried unto the people and said, come unto me, I will deliver yon and re’ease your yoke from off your shoulders ; for behold, he cried, I am a worker in watches and clocks and in gold and silver and precious stones, and I will work for you, take away your trouble, —and I will clean your watches and yur clocks for five shillings each—ye shall no longer pay ten pieces of silver as herctof >ro but five. And he -dood forth and cried, yet again—lf you will give unto me but a small portion of whr.t ye have given unto others, behold then your wives and your daughters shall wear chains of gold around their necks, and bands of gold and of silver upon their arms, and rings upon their fingers and in their ears. And moreover Le said, I will give unto you that which is desired of all men and which shall be of service to thee; and I will sell unto thee watches which no man can surpass for two pounds each. And it was so that the people flocked unto him, and did buy of him, for he dealt f airly with the people and sold uuto them goods which no trn could surpass. And lo! he remained in the ci'y unto this day. Now Q yO people, ye sons and daughters of Christchurch flock unto him, and he will serve you well. Behold his surname is RUTLAND, and his shop in the street which is called Colombo, and is next; to Ick’s Auction Rooms, and opposite City Hotel, Christchurch. 4485

NOTICE. JAMBS MULLIGAN & CO "VITfSF to announce to the Citizens of Christchurch, Suburbs, and surrounding die n tricts, that their PREMISES ARE NOW OPENED. Our Stock is very Largo and Well Selected, comprisin'? 1 everything in GENERAL DRAPERY Millinery, Feathers, Flowers. Houiton, Point, Limerick, \alencemaes 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 STYLES. We are Cash Buyers, and Import our Goods direct from the Manufacturers, thereby saving all Warehousemen’s Profits and Homo Discounts, and placing ns m a position to otter many advantages to our customers, who will do us the honor or a visit. JAMES MULLIGAN & GO HIGH STREET CHRISTCHURCH. 2370