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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1727, 2 September 1879, Page 4

FTIHE PARTNERSHIP of the Under--L signed Surgeon Dentists has CEASED by mutual consent from this date, August 19th, 1879 The Easiness will be carried on as before in all its branches by H. W. PUKDIE, Established IS7O. J. B. PORTER. H. W. PURDIE. Witnessed—Ernest W. Fox. 873 CANTERBURY LIBRitAL jauFußm A'SOCIATION. THE object for which this Association has been established is, the bringing into operation in this Colony of Liberal Laws affecting tho 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 tho Society is adhesion to the Liberal Policy placed before the country by the present Government, and the aim of the Association is tho 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 Association, and to work under its rules in unison and harmony for tho purposes stated. ROOMS have been OPENED in MORTEN’S BLOCK, opposite the Bank of New Zealand, Colombo street whore Electoral Rolls are kept for reference, and a b">ok has been opened in which gentlemen can enrol themselves as members. 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 *7 TO THE ELECTORS OFTHE BOROUGH OF LYTTELTON. GENTLEMEN,— The House 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 an early opportunity of meeting you. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, H. P. MURRAY-AYNSLEY. Christchurch, August 15th, 1879. 814 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE ASHLEY DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN, —In response to a numerously signed requisition I have the honor to OFFER MYSELF as a OANDIDATE for ELECTION by yon to the House of Representatives. I intend to take all means to acquaint myself with your wishes, and pledge myself to endeavor to serve you and the colony faithfully. I hope to address you at all the centres of population in a very few days, and am now making inquiries with a view to advertising the dates of meetings. Your laithfnl servant, SG9 W. S. MOOR HOUSE. ] tt 01 P 1 ti h e< cl tl ti Cl ■« ti 0 a tl ti 1 tl 6 c t V V b v e 0 c 1 n I V t f f t 1 1 i c 1 1 1 f f ] 1 I e T. E. LAST WEEK. BANKRUPT STOCK OF P. NORTHSY 3 DRAPER. CONTINUATION OF SALE OF NORTHEY’3 P. BANKRUPT STOCK OF DRAPERY, &u. EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED IN PRICE, And the Liberal Discount of 5s in the pound on all purchases of 5s and upwards. i MILLINERY AT LESS THAN HALF- t PRICE. Note the Address J. TAYLOR, . HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH - LAST WEEK. 571 ( t w. s NOTICE. T A F FORD (From Brice’s, late at Truefitt’s, Bond street, London), HAIRDRESSER, WIG MAKER, &0., Respectfully intimates to tho public that he has commenced in business for himsel in 1 CASHEL STREET (Opposite Ballantyne and Co.’s), And calls tho attention of the public to hla 9 charges. I Gent’s hair cut in tho latest fashion 6 s Ladies’ hair dressed ~ ~ ..10 Children’s hair cut ~ ~ ... 4 t All kinds of Plaits, Twist Curls, &0., s made at one half the price of any shop in New Zealand. Mrs Stafford superintends j the Ladies’ Department. ( The combings of ladies’ hair made np in s any style, charge sa. 4963 c TOTHE AFFLICTED. ' THOUSANDS suffer from Indigestion, to which t PRICE’S QUININE AND DANDELION i PILLS t Act as a charm, by strengthening the stomach and removing those obstructions of the liver so common in these colonies. Sold in boxes, Is 6d and 2s Gd each, by the Pkophu£TOK, Eastern Dispensary, Hereford street, and Mr Bonningion, Chemist, High street. 7C6 T H E BEST VALUE EOE MONEY AT HERTFORD HOUSE, Victoria Street, Christchurch. And London street, Lyttelton. GRAND CLEARING SALE, Commencing on June 14th, 1879. T AUSTIN is soiling, and will continue • to soil, at prices that must ensure a speedy clearance — Longcloth, 2s lid per dozen Unbleached calico, 2s 6d per dozen Check winceys, 5a 6d per dozen Satin cloths, 10s 6<l per dozen Wool serges, 14d per yard 9x4 blankcks, Silbs, 10s Gd per pair Cloth Jackets, reduced 20 per cent. Ladies, ulsters from 9s lid GREAT REDUCTIONS IN CLOTHING. Men’s mole trousers, 7a 9d, worth 9s Gd Tweed trousers, Gs lid, worth Sa lid Tweed trousers, 12s Gd, worth IGa Cd Trousers and vest, 22s Cd, worth 27s Gd Geelong do, 27s Gd, worth 35s Crimean shirts, 4s lid to Gs Gd White military shirts. 4s lid Lambs Wool sox, la 2d, splendid value In addition to the very low prices pub.shed, 5 per cent will be allowed for cash. T. AUSTIN, Hertford House, Victoria Street. 2675 £ C C a I ( 1: h a C <] A I \ 1 C \ I 1 1 I £ £ £ I I c a a e S