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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1798, 25 November 1879, Page 3

ELLISDON’Sj NEURALGIC DROPS A SPEEDY CUBE for that most distressing complaint, NEURALGIA. The following extracts from Testimonials are sufficient to show the value of the remedy : From the Rev. Q. Fynes-Olinton, Temnka, •‘Your Neuralgic Drops were most efficacious and very rapid in subduing the pain. I have bad no return of the complaint.” From the Rev. O. J. Merton, St, John’s Parsonage, Ferry-road; “ After suffering for many years I have found nothing relieve me so speedily or so effectively. I can confidently recommend it.’ From J. Wilkin, Esq., New Zealand Wool Stores, Hereford street, *• I had been suffering acutely from Neuralgia, and before finishing the bottle was quite relieved.” From W. H. Gundry, Esq,, Ashburton. " I had been suffering from Neuralgia for nearly six months ; four hours after taking the first dose the pain left me, and has never returned.’ PRICE, 3s 6d PEE, BOTTLE. Bold by all Chemists and Druggists. Agents— E. F. SAINSBUKY & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Christchurch. 4697 TO-MORROW, : WEDNESDAY, NOY. 26th. MR J. G. HAWKHS is instructed by the Tramway Company to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the SHEDS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, The TIMBER OP NINE LARGE PACKING CASES, comprising about 9000 feet splendid Pine Timber, in first-class order. 11-24 2014 Sale at 12 o’clock. AVON ROAD BOARD. NOTICE. PERSON S Requiring Materials for Filling up low lying sections in Bingeland can be SUPPLIED at a CHEAP RATE by applying at the Office of the Board, Papanui road. W. F. BEATSON, Surveyor to the Board. Read Board Office, November 19th, 1579. 1953;

SYDENHAM MAYORALTY. M .1. T. B K 0 " ' RESPECTFULLY INVITES The BURGESSES GF SYDENHAM To MEET HIM At the COLOMBO ROAD SCHOOLROOM, At half-past seven p.m,, On TUESDAY, NEXT, the 25th INSTANT. N B.—Mr Charters is also invited to be present, and may address the Burgesses. JOHN JOYCE, Chairman of Mr Brown’s General Committee. 2003

MAYUBAL ELECTION. MB C. T. ICK’S Committee will MEET at bis Anction Booms at half-past 7 p.m. on TUESDAY. 25th INST. When they wi 1 be happy to see any friends favorable to the return of I&JEL C. T. ICK. 1951

MAYORAL ELECTION. [cIECDXAIi.J THE Committee formed to promote the return of Councillor Ayers as Mayor of this City, most respectfully solicit your vote in hia favour. Councillor Ayers has now been a resident or Christchurch for the past twenty years, and during that period he has always manifested the keenest interest in civic affairs. During the comparatively short time —some fifteen months “~*iu which he has filled the position of Councillor, he has given a great deal of valuable time and attention to the business of the citizens, and has displayed a very considerable aptitude for the discharge of public duties. With characteristic energy he threw himself into the business of tbe City Council j bo has been identified with every movement of a forward and progressive character, and. generally, has brought to bear a shrewd intelligence and a large fund of common sense. In view of the fact that, as now constituted, the members of the City Council are gentlemen of social and business standing, the administration of the affairs of the city may be expected to proceed smoothly. It is felt that, whilst more than equal to any emergency likely to arise, Councillor Ayers, if elected, will discharge all the duties with liberality and tact in a manner not only highly satisfactory, bat calculated to reflect credit upon the city. It is upon these grounds, and upon the fact that both the opposing candidates have already enjoyed the honour of the position of Mayor of this City, that the Committee formed venture to base their claim for favorable consideration I for Councillor Ayers, and give expression to a hope that you will not only aoeord your own vote, but esrt your kindly interest upon bis 1 behalf. 11-23 1376