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WANTED, a good General Servant. £36 si year to a tidy woman that will do the washing, Mrs P. A. Bishop, Cranmer square. 3577 EASTER HOLIDAYS. ~ ADIES' PINAFORES, from 5i 6d. I CHIDREN'B do. from Is 3d. MISS VERKELL, 3578 Kiver's Buildings, Oashel street. STARTLING NEWS !! ! FROM information received by last " Frisco Mail" we learn that DRAPERY GOODS HAVE ADVANCED 15 PER CENT. Notwithstanding this increase we will still SELL AT OLD PBICES FOR ONE MONTH. GL B. NELSON & CO., DRAPERS, MANCHESTER HOUSE, MANCHESTER STREET SOUTH. 3561 AM now showing AUTUMN GOOD 3, consisting of— Heavy Coatings Brown Beavers Grey Whitney's Olive Beavera Bine Petershams Bannockburns And a Large Assortment of other TWEEDS. cr. :mh:l.x,s, 2274 Colombo street. M'DONALD'S NNUAL CONSULTATION ON THE GRTCAT AUTUMS HANDICAP. Run in Chrlstohurcb, March 30th, 188 a 500 Subscribers at 20s. First Horse £l5O Second Horse 100 Third Horse 50 Starters, divided 100 Non-starters 100 £SOO Drawers of Horses be informed by telegram. Early application is necessary. The Sweep will close about the 24th. T. M'DONALD, 3574 Tobacconist, Lyttelton. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) MARCH 20th, AT THE Central Sale Rooms. TITR C. T. ICK will SELL BY AUCTION, OZ\ BAGS CHICK WHEAT f»(\ BAGS SMALL BARLEY A quantity of capital onions, potatoes, cheese, bacon, sugar, mustard, &o. Also, A large lot of empty pickle and other jars, casks, drums, zinc-lined cjsos, &c. Household furniture, feather bed, kitchen utensils, and general sundries. .HEA T R E THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), Last Night of the romantic Drama, ST. PATRICKB EVE; or, KATHLEEN MAVOURNEBN. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), Grand Double Bill THE PILOT AND ROBERT MACAIRE. 3576 r ANTED KNOWN—H. E. May and t ▼ Co: have just opened a splendid assortment of Autumn and Winter Dress Materials in the newest fabrics and colours. Home spuns from 7jd, serges from 9d, satin cloths from Is in all colours, figured satin cloths at Is 2d, repps, all wool serges, Persian cords, Russel cords, diagonals, Estamene serge?, Cashmeres and French merinos in great variety. Dresses made Jto order, fit guaranteed.

WANTED KNOWN—You can bny un bleached calico at 2s 9d per dozen, fine white calico at 2s lid per dozen, heavy white calico at 5d per yard, sheeting plain and twilled at Is per yard, Union flannels from 9£d per yard, Crimean shirtings at Is per yard, at H. E. May and Co.'s The Hall, High street, Christchurch. ANTED KNOWN—H. E. May and Co. are selling a really good Wincey at per yard ; also Zenella umbrellas at Is lid and 2s ftd, twilled silk umbrellas at 4s lid, 5s 6d, and 7s 6d. 2850

Pioneer Bicycle Club.—A general meeting of the members of the above elub was held last night at the Commeroial Hotel, when there was a good attendance. Mr T. S« irrell was elected aa sub-captain, andjltessrs Alton and Clarke as committeemen. It was determined to enforce the by-law respecting footpath riding, and carrying lamps and bells. Mr E. W. Fox was elected a member of the club. It was decided to hold the championship races of the club of five and of twenty miles, on the 17th April in Hagley Park, subject to permission; prizes to be decided hereafter. The entrance fee for each race was fixed at ss. The runs for the future were fixed as follows: —March 20th, Tai Tapu ; 27th, Kaiapoi • April 3rd, Sumner; 10th, Taldhuntj 17th, Em?3j 21th, Probbleton.