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|HE Tyttelton Harbor Board mvite TBNOERS for the above WORK. Plans, specification, and conditions of contract may be seen at the Lyttelton Harbor Board Engineer's Office, Here'ord Btreet, Christchurch. Tenderp, endorsed Tender for Reclamation, must be sent in to the Harbor Board Cffi-ie in Lyttelton, by 12 o'clock noon, on THORSDAY, the 12th June, 1879. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By order, C. H. WILLIAVS, Secretary Lyttelton Harbor Board. Lyttelton Harbor Board office, 114 Christchurch, sth June. 1579. KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL. " EBSONS given in MUSIC, LANJ GUAGEB, and GENERAL INSTRUCTION. Mrs GORDON, 85 Harman st f eet, Addingfcnn. JjlL R Jtt I CHARDSON Requests THE ELECTOKS OF CHRISTCHURCH To MEET HIM at the ODDFELLOW S' HALL, Off FRTDAY, the 13th JUNE, At 7.30 p.m. 115 hj* is U* Hi* ©ALTER, SOLICITOR, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Next door but one to Messrs J, M. Heywood & Co. NOJICE OF REMOVAL. STANLEY IDWAROS, Barrister and Solicitor, HAS REMOVED INTO Offices in Messrs Lewis and Gould's Buildings, 60 HEREFORD STREET. RED HOUSE BAKERY AND GROCERY STORE, Victoria Street, Christchurch. S SIMPSON desires to thank the • public for their past favors and the liberal support accorded to him during the last twelve years he bss been in businesp, and, in consequence of the increase of his trade necessitating his whole time being devoted to the indoor requirements of his business, he has employed Mr SHARLANO to ATTEND TO HIS OUTDOOR BUSINESS. Mr Sharland's Receipt will be a Sufficient Dlschargb of All Accounts Paid to Him. 4890

FIRE. EIRE. EIRE. EIRE. LAST TEN DAYS OF THE GREAT SALVAGE SALE OF Drapery, Millinery, House Furnishing, MEN'S, BOY'S, AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, Damaged by Fire and Water, at JAMES MULLIGAN & CO,'S, HIGH STREET Onr Customers and the General Public should not miss this Genuine Sale. A visit w ju satisfy intending purchasers thut the goods must have cost more in the Home Market. JAMES MULLIGAN *fc CO i HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHUROH. 23