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M ORSON’S PEPSINS wINB MORSON’S PEPSINE, The best Remedy for Indigestion, MORSON’S CHEMICALS, For Purity are Unsurpassed. MOHSON’S CHEMICAL FOOD. MORSON’S PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMICALS. m T. MORSO n"”ANB SON, Ip, Manufacturing Chemists, 31, 33, and 34, Southampton Row, London. Agents for New Zealand— Sainsbury, jElusdon & Co., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, DUNEDIN AND CHRISTCHURCH. Ellisdon’s Neuralgio Drop, a certain cure for that moat distressing complaint— Neuralgia. From the Rev. C. J. Merton, St. John’s Pareonarge, Ferry road. “ After suffering for many years I have found nothing relieve me oo speedily or so effectively. I can confidently recommend it.” SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Agents—Sainsbury, Kllisdon and Co: 4697 TO-MOEEOW. TUESDAY, JUNE Ist, MR J. G. HAWKES is instructed to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms, Hereford street, FUBNI T U R E, Dining-room suite in hair, sitting room, suite in green rep, drawing-room suite in cretonne, conches in hair and cretonne, chairs (hair and csna seats) occasional, 100, and fancy tables, handsome inlaid card and work table, whatnots, bronzed hat stand, music stools, glassware, vases, crockery, plated ware pictures, &c., &c., chests drawers, night commodes, washstands and ware, dressing tables and toilette glasses, single and double iron bedsteads, mattresses, paliasses, blankets, pillows. 4 mangles and 1 washing machine Few lots grocery. Sticks and pipes (under distraint for rent, Andrews v. Henry) Chest clothing re Miss Green, deceased, by order of Public Trustee Splendid pin-fire double-barrel breech-loading GUN, by Mason, in case, complete First-class BICYCLE. 5-31 Sale at 12 o’clock. 4541 TO-M OJR IR O"W - TUESDAY, JUNE Ist, ISS3. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c„ Ac. MR J. L. FLEMING has received instructions from Mr Grantham to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the Premises, next the Cashel street East Post-office, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., Ac., Consisting of—--1 dining room suite in hair, hair, cane, and wood-seated chairs, cheffoniers, tables, sofas, conches, 4 cane roekera and cushions, single and double bedsteads, palliasses, spring, hair, and flock mattresses, washetanda and t. diet tables, toilet glasses, 7 pairs lace curtains, carpets, oilcloth, 1 very superior mangle, 1 Leamington range, 1 chum, a quantity of elderberry wine, an assortment of kitchen utensils, and a great variety of sundries Sale at 12 o’clock. 5-29 4546 J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneer. FOE SALE, UPON EiSY TEEMS, TEN SECTIONS (J acres), situated on Lincoln road, being the nearest vacant block from South belt. The sections are high, the soil good, and to those in want of really first-class building sites upon easy terms, the above would meet every requirement. The Tramline will run alongside the property. Sale plan may be seen, and particulars obtained at office of undersigned. E. W. ENGLAND, 4456 Tuam street. SYDNEY HOUSE, High Street, FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT JUST OPENED, a First-class Assortment of AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS. A large stock of Colonial Work always on hand, at moderate prices. Note Address— JOHN SHEEN, Nest Duckworth’s Grocery Establishment. 340 ST. ALBANS. HARRISON’S LAND. PURCHASERS a e reminded that a further instalment of PURCHASE MONEY became due on 23rd May instant, and that all arrears not paid by 31st instant will be SUED FOR. GARRICK & COWLI3HAW, 44SS Solicitors, Christchurch. STEGGALL AND HOWE Haying dissolved partner. SHIP, E. STEGG ALL, who carries on the bus ness in the Fame pre nisea, Lichfield street begs to solicit a share of the patronage the firm has enjoyed previously, and is enabled, through Cash Purobasej, to SELL OATS, CHAFF, BRAN, &c. At Lowest Current Rates. 4407 T HE EEKIY MAY 29. TABLE OP CONTENTS. Pag?. übint Tories ... ... ... 14. 15, 16 tiafiiits —European, Colonial, Interprovincial ... ... ... ... . . S, 9 glish News ... ... ... ... 10 stralian News 10 tivb News 21 ERESPONDENCH 11 SOELLANEOD6 H k Courts 7 ad Boards 21 wn and Country 13, 14 NERAL . . ... litical Post - Sessional Utterances 13, 19. 20, 31 ietings—Board of Conservators—United Methodist Free Church - Oxford Sunday School —Grand O aage Lodge— Canterbury Jockey Cub -Melbourne Exhibition—South Town Belt—Yoaug Men’s Christian Association Com Ex-hange Small Birds Question — TattersalTs Club Education Eo.rd— Christchurch Debating Society— t incoln Cricket Club—Meeting at Greenp irk—Kirwee Baptist Church—Canterbury College—Board of Health—CoOperative Land Company—City ca Yeoman—Preparing Seed for Sowing Points of the Clydesdale Horse — Hints to Users of Belting— Remove the Barriers—Hints oa Poultry Breeding ... ... -•■ -*- . —• ° :e Garden—Memoranda by Mr Robert Chuoley ... ••• . ie Sportsman Racing Calendar Sporting Notes by “ Bintad N.Z. Grind iltlo River Races—Dunedin Aurumn Meeting Waimate and Ashburton Weights —Tapanui Races Osmaru Ste ploebases and Hawke’s Bay Spring Nor: inations Adelaide Cup , H‘ rses and Jockeys in England .. 6, V iursing—Calendar—Meeting of the Canterbury Club ... ... 7 licket—Coristehurcb Club Averages— The late Mr Wills idestrianism Champion Walking Match ... ... ... 7 itertainments, &o. Art, Literary, and Dramatic Gossip ... 16 ietry—Beside the Bars ... ... ... 3 .dies’ Column—New Styles and Coming Fashions —The Homo 3 IRIETIEB ... ... ... 3 IE Novelist —A Night in an Avalanche—Ompbalo—A Terrible l-.idc —3. 4, 5 ekkly Summary ... - •••12 IVERTISEMENTS ... ... 1,2, 1-, -‘-4 .test Shipping, Count hcial, Stock and Produce Markets ... 12