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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1720, 25 August 1879, Page 3

POSTPONEMENT OP SALE, THE SALE advertised to take placer on Tuesday, August 2Gth, at the Resilience of Mr Phillips, on the North Town Belt, is POSTPONED till further notice in consequence of a death in the family. LAS. GEO. HAWKES, Auctioneer. 901 IVTIt J • T« I 1 ISHER bequests THE ELECTORS OF THE HEATHCOTE DISTRICT TO MEET HIM AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES TUESDAY— Oddfellows’ Hall, Woolston WEDNESDAY— Lincoln Hoad School. THURSDAY— Prehhleton Sclioolhonse, AT 7.30 PM. CANTERBURY Liberal Reform Association CANDIDATES POR Christchurch City. SIR GEORGE GREY. MR. S. P. ANDREWS. BSB Christchurch Election. ME. STEYENS ■p EQUESTS the ELECTORS of CHRISTXL CHURCH to MEET HIM At the GAIETY THEATRE, CHRISTCHURCH, ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 26th. At COLOMBO ROAD SCHOOL, On FRIDAY, AUGUST 28th; At THE PUBLIC LIBRARY, KNIGHTSTOWN, On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd; At FEATHERS’ HOTEL, ADDINGTON, On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th; At SCHOOLROOM, PHILLIPSTOWN, On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER sth; At ■7.3 O DP . At . Each day. 871 CHRISTCHURCH ELECTION, T E V E N S ' M E S COMMITTEE i Will meet EVERY EVENING At 7 o’clock. Until further notice, AT THE COMMITTEE ROOMS, (Late Lewis’s Fruit Shop), Cathedral square. 83S WILLIAM PRATT, Chairman. ME P. GK M. BEITTIN, SURGEON, (Late of Papanui), WISHES to notify that he has purchased the Practice of the late Dr Bell Hay, and that he will commence his professsional duties in Christchurch TO-DAY (FRIDAY.) Mr Brittin, at the same time, wishes to inform his patients that for the future all messages must bo left at Dr. Bell Hay’s late residence, St. Asaph street, Christchurch, where he, Mr Brittin, intends to reside. At home for consultations from 9 to 10 a.m., 2 to 3, and 7 to 8 p.m.. August list, 1879. 879 TO THE ELECTORS OF CHRIS H U R C HENTLEMEN, —I have the honor to xJJT state that at the solicitation of my many friends I am a candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming election. Should you do me the honor of electing me as your representative, I will endeavor to practically carry out those measures which are embodied in the Governor’s Speech. I am in favor of— Extension of the Franchise, Manhood Suffrage three months residence Redistribution of Seats on basis of population All Lands of the Crown, on deferred payments Education by State, secular and free Property Tax so that all shall contribute All Public Works by Tender, small contracts Banking Accounts distributed Nominated Immigration only Foster and encourage Local Industries, I am. Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, 595 SAML. P. ANDREWS.

xotici? JAMES MULLIOAN & CO. HIGH STREET CHRISTCHURCH, Drapers, Milliners, House Furnishers, & Outfitters J HAVE much, pleasure n announcing to the general publiejof Canterbury that | they have just opened up another large SHIPMENT OF SEASONABLE GOODS, Bought for Cash and direct from the Manufacturers. Owing to our great success in business since commencing in Christchurch, we are now in a position to offer our GOODS at LOWER PRICES than ever has been heard of in New Zealand, There is no use in quoting prices, and saying that we are selling under cost. Call and Examine our Stock. See our Prices. Go and compare and buy from the cheapest. Oar motto is to Sell for Cash. Small profits and quick returns. We specially invito the public to come and see the Moat Fashionable, Cheapest, and Best-selected Stock of DRESS GOODS, (DRAPERY, MILLINERY, HOUSE Of every description, MEN’S, BOX’S, AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING,', HATS AND CAPS, Ever Offered to the inhabitants of Christchurch, i