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WANTED, Biscuit Eaters to try Freeman’s Celebrated Oaten Biscuits. Made from pure oatmeal. Address, Freeman, Confectioner, Manchester street south. Bight side. 5179 LECTURE. The doctrine" of eternal S UF F K R I N G, Considered by M E; B. CABS, ODDFELLOW 8’ HALL, Lichfield street, FRIDAY EVENING, 30xu JULY. Rev, H. C. M. Watson will preside. Admission, Is. Net proceeds to handed to the Mayor for Charitable Aid. Discussion invited at the close. Doors open at 7 ; to commence at 7.30. 5177 COMMERCE HOUSE. CASHEL STREET WEST. T* He Bone begs to inform the public of Christchurch that he has disposed of his Drapery Business to Messrs Cooke and Crocker (late of J. Ballantyne and Co.’s) also, the Shipments of Spring Goods to arrive early in August next, the same Goods being a repeat order of the various cheap ices that were so eagerly sought after at his recommencement of business, together with a large assortment of new stuff in the latest novelties. I also beg to thank the public for their past natronaga. and solicit a continuance of their* favors for my successors, who will adopt the same principles of trade, v'*., THE VERY BEST VALUE FOR CASH. July 27th, 1880. In reference to the foregoing, the purchasers, O. T. Cook and H. 8. Crocker, desire to intimate that they are submitting the present Stock, which has been well bought, and is thoroughly assorted, at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, so as to ensure a Speedy Clearance before receiving the above mentioned Goods, They do not intend issuing catalogues or price lists, but are confident that customers will be perfectly satisfied with the prices of goods that are not old stock and unseasonable, and respectfully solicit a portion of your favors. COOKE & CROCKER, COMMERCE HOUSE, CASHEL STREET, WEST, Opposite Messrs Twentyman & Cousins. 5179 T HE W EBKLT 3P BESS. JULY 21. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Page Current Topics 14,15 Timobabb-European, Colonial, Interprovincial ... 8, 9 English News 5 Australian News 9 Correspondence 16,21 The Courts Inquests 8 Road Boards 7 Borough Councils 7 Christchurch [lndustrial Exhibition 11.12 Town and Country 12,13 General 19,20 General Assembly ..._ ... 16,19 Meetings—Sydenham Baptist Church— Ashburton Agricultural and Pastoral Association Friendly Societies Association Presentation—Harmonic Society—Board of Education — Lyttelton Harbour Board—Ellesmere Agricultural and Pastoral Association —South Eakaia Domain Board—New Presbyterian Church, Sydenham— Christchurch Debating Society—Benevolent Society—Lincoln 9, 10 The Yeoman London Wool Sales— Poultry—Ploughing Matches ... 5, 6 The Garden—Memoranda by Mr Robert Chudley—Fern Windows 5, 3 The Sportsman Racing Calendar— Sporting Notes by “Sinbad”—Review of the past Season—Auckland Stud Company 6, Coursing Football Entertainments, *o. Ait, Literary, and Dramatic Gossip Poetry—Neighbour Jones Ladies’ Column —Spring Bonnets—The Home Varieties The Novelist —Hawk’s Nest—Crutch, the Page—A Rose of Sharon ... 2, 4 The Loafer in the Street 4 Weekly Summary 12 Advertisements 1, 2,12, 22,24 Latest Shipping, Commercial, Stock and Pboduce Markets I HAVE MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Security and in sums to suit borrowers JOHN JOYCE, Solicitor, Hereford street, 68 Christchurch. MISS HAYERGALL’S BOOKS—new supply. Cook’s Boston Lectures; American edition. Pamphlet on Anglo-Israelism. New novels. Colour Boxes, Scrap Books, Writing Papers, The Teacher’s Bible. Family Bibles. Enquire Within, 3a. Beeton’s Household Management, 8s 6d, FOUNTAIN BAEBER, Bookseller, Corner of Cathedral sqnare & Colombo street. 1692 8 T RANAG HAN’S Groceries are the Best, STRANAGHAN’S Prices are the Lowest. STRANAGHAN Will allow Tramway Fare to Every Purchaser of General Goods to the amount of £1 and upwards. Observe the Address : D. STRANAGHAN, Wholesale and • Retail Grocer, Victoria Stores, Victoria street North. 3316 1-3 w m S 3 s >• i-3 a S2 b WANTED KNOWN—That as we are greatly overstocked with Beaver Hats, we have decided to clear our entire stock, consisting of over thirty dozen, all shapes and sizes, at Is lid and 2s 6d each, usual price double; see samples in our windows. Also, twelve boxes of very good and new Flowers at 4d per branch ; fancy Laces and Nets at half-price ; 100 trimmed Felt Hats at 3s lid and 4s 6d, worth three times the money. Yankee Hats, all sizes and good quality, usual price 6s 9d, now selling at 3s 6d. One case of Men’s Regatta Shirts with collars at 3s lid, worth 5s lid ; Kaiapoi Flannel Shirts and Drawers, full size, at 4s lid each. Gordon, McKenzie, Forty-second, Shepherd, and Fancy Plaids, all wool and double width, good heavy quality, usually sold at 2s 9d and 2a lid per yard, now—as we are stock-taking, and greatly overstocked—reduced to one shilling and elevenpence (1s lid) per yard. H. E, May & Co., The Hall.