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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1717, 21 August 1879, Page 3

CA&TERBUBY LIBEEAL BBFOEM ASSOCIATION. TO THE ELECTORS OF CHEIBTSir George Grey ADDRESS THE ELECTORS THE EVENING SATTJRPAY, 23rd INST., 'DDEEI-LOWS' JU At Seven o'clock. TO THETE&ECTOKS Of THE BOROUGM? OP LYTTELTON. OENTL-FMEN,— The Hsbbo of Representatives having been dissolved, it becomes your privilege to Elect a Member as your Representative. I now beg to OFFER MYSELF FOR RE-ELECTION, and will take aa early opportunity of meeting you. I am, Gentlemen, "Sour obedient servant, H. P. MUBRAT-AYNSLEY. Christchurch, August 15th, 1879. 814 CANTERBURY LIBERAL REFORM ASSOCIATION. L MEETING will be held on the Evening of THURSDAY NEXT. AUGUST 21st, ■AST THE SCHOOLROOM, SELWYN STREET, At Half-past Seven. Members of the Central Committee will attend, and an opportunity will be given to all willing to join the Association. By order of the Committee. Christchurch, August 18th, 1879. 833 CHRISTGHUECH ELECTION. T E V E N S' COMMITTEE Will meet EVERY EVENING At 7 o'albct, Until furrhetv notice, AT THE COMMITTEE ROOMS, (Late Lewis's Fruit Shop), Cathedral square. 835 WILLIAM PRATT, Chairman.

CHRISTCHURCH ELECTION. "Jt/T S T> lOHA RD S ON'S COMMITTEE Will meet EVERT EVENING, At 7 o'clock, IN THE COMMITTEE BOOMS, TRI4NGLE, Next to Royse, Stead and Co.'a Office. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OP LYTTELTON. ]Vr R IVrraRAY - A YNSLEY Requests the ELECTORS OP LYTTELTON To meet him at THE ODDFELLOWS' HALL. LYTTELTON, ON FRIDAY NIGHT, the 2?nd INST., At 7.30 p.m. 19th August, 1879. 840 uHEA TR E JKi OYA X. Lessees ... Messrs. Hiscoeks, Hayman and Co. Business Manager Mr J. Gardner. Deserve Success and you will command it. An unparalleled instanee of Popularity. The Home of Music, Mirth, and Melody Crowded every Evening to witness McLEAN'S JUVENILE DRAMATIC TROUBADOURS. STRUCK OIL; Or the Pennsylvania Dutchman. John Stofel Master Salvardor Parlato Lizzie Stofel Miss Nina Tulloch Katrina Miss Emily Fox Deacon Skinner Master McLean Notice: —Late train night To-night. The performance will positively conclude in time for visitors to catch the late train. TO-MOBBOW (FBIDAY), AUGUST 22nd. First Grand Fashionable Night. TO-MOBEOW (FBIDAY), AUGUST 22nb. Under the immediate patronage and in the presence of the Hon. SIR GEOBSE GREY, who has intimated his intention of being present on this occasion. SATURDAY, at 1.30 MATINEE for Schools and Families. Box office at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. Admission as usual. Opea 7.30, commence 8. 8-21 7199

FBIDAY, AUGUST 22nd. DBESS PIECES, FUBNITUBE, &c. B J. G. HAWKES is instructed to . SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, Hereford street, ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAT CONCEEN, WITHOUT ANY BESEBVE, 29 DBESS PIECES of an entirely new fabric After which, Furniture, pianos, and sundries. 8-21 Sale at 12 o'clock. 867 CANTEEBUBY LIBEBAL EEFOEM ASSOCIATION. object for which this Association has _L been established is, the bringing into operation in thiß Colony of Liberal Laws affecting the Amendment of the Constitution, the equitable adjustment of taxation, and the disposition and settlement of the Public Lands of New Zealand. The necessity for such measures is now admitted by all, and actively promulgated by many. The test adopted, however, for admission of Members to the Society is adhesion to the Liberal Policy placed before the country by the present Government, and the aim of the Association is the return of Members to support that policy. All who are anxious to secure the adoption of this end are earnestly invited to immediately enrol themselves as Members of the Association, and to work under it 3 rules in unison and harmony for the purposes stated. BOOMS have been OPENED in MOBTEN'S BLOCK, opposite the Bank of New Zealand, Colombo street, where Electoral Bolls aro kept for reference, and a book has been opened in which gentlemen can enrol themelves as icmbers. All supporters of the Liberal Cause are requested to call and sign their names to the objects of the Association. By order of the Committee. Christchurch, 18th August, 1879. 8-20 487

NOTICE JAMES MUIiIiIGAN & CO.HIGH STREET OHRISTCHUECH, Drapers, Milliners, House Furnishers, & Outfitters, "AVE much pleasure ia announcing to the general public of Canterbury that they . have just opened up another large SHIPMENT OP SEASONABLE GOODS, Bought for Cash and direct from the Manufacturers. Owing to our great successin business since commencing in Chiisfcchurch. we are now in a position to offer our OOUDB at LOWER PRICES than ever has been heard of in New Zealand, lhero is no use in quoting prices, and saying that wo aro selling under cost. Call and Examine our Stock. See our Prices. Go and compare and buy from the cheapest. Our motto 19 to Sell for Cash. Small profits and quick returna. We specially invite the public to come and see the Moat Fashionable, Cheapest, and Beat-selected Stock of DEESS GOODS, DRAPERY, MILLINEEY, HOUSE FURNISHERS Of every description, MEN'S, BOY'S, AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, Ever Offered to the: Inhabitants of Christchuroli.