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MOONLIGHT EXCUEBION. Will run an EXCUBSION DOWN THE HABBOB on THUBSDAY EVENING, JAN. 13th. The steamer will return to Port in time for her passengers to leave for Chrißtchuroh by the late train. As the splendid Bail way Band is engaged to ptay on the water that evening, excurEionists will be afforded more than ordinary pleasure by being on board the Akaroa. FA.BE3—Is 6d. 7016 JOSEPH McLEAN, Master. TENDEBS WANTED FOB PAINTING. LTEENATK TENDEBS (labor only, or . labor and material) will bo received np till noon of TEIUBSDAST for PAINTING Mr Sinclair's HOUSE in Gloucester street, Latimer square. Specification may be seen on the premises, or by application to the undersigned. The lowest or any tender wil not i ecersarily be accepted. Tenders to b 3 addressed to Box No. 17, Post Office, Christ* church. JAMES TODD, Builder, 7046 Matheson's Road. CAPITAL INVESTMENT. MB J. L. WfLSON has received instructions from Owners TO SELL BY AUCTION, At the Exchange, Cashel street, OK SATUBDAY, 22nd JANUARY, 1881, At one o'clock, THE FOLLOWING PBOPEBTIES : A Honse and nearly quarter-acre land, and good garden, fronting on Lincoln road, close to Poulson street, and within a few minutes walk of the Government workshops, Addington, This property has a good business frontage, and will become very valuable. Also, In the same neighborhood, Poulson street, A Oottage, on half-acre land, In good condition. The Auctioneer calls Fpecial attention to employes at Addington Workshops to these two properties. Also, In Angus street, Sydenham, near the Agricultural Show Grounds, Eighth of an Acre of Land, with house and garden, in capital condition ; house nearly new. 7052 LAND TO LET, PAPANUT EOAD. SECTIONS, being part i B.S. No. 243 f, on 21 Tears' Leases, at from £7 10s to .£lO per Annum. The land is situated one mile from the North Town Belt, and has frontage directly on the Papanui road. Apply to W. G. BBITTAN, Church Steward. Christ's College, 28th December, 1880. 12-29 69P8 J. E. BASHFOKD, PASTBYOOOK, CONFECTIONEE, &c, Colombo stbkbt, Christchtjrch:, "N view of the approaching festive season, . J. E. B. desires to remind the public of his long experience in the above profession. Ball Suppers provided ; Wedding, Christening, and Birthday Cakes on the shortest notice; a large assortment of Christmas Cakes for the approaching season; Cosaques in endless variety ; every novelty in Confectionery on hand Picnic Parties catered for on the most reasonable terms. The EESTAUBANT still maintains its reputation for the Best Shilling Dinner in Christohurcb. The Standard Brewery COMPANY (LIMITED). St, Asaph street and Windmill road, Christchuroh. BBBWEBS OF SPAHKLTNG MALT ALE AND DOUBLE BBOWN STOUT. BOTTLEBS OF ALE AND STOUT Of the Celebrated JOHN BULL BBAND. The Trade supplied at lowest current rates. amilies in quantities of not less than 5 gals. cask, or 1 doz. quarts or 2 doz. pints in _ottles. Delivered free in Cbrlstchurch and suburbs 1788 MONEY TO LEND, I N amounts of £SO and upwards, on freeL hold security at current rates of interest. FOSTEB & WILDING, Solicitors, 6063 Hereford street, Chrlstchurch. EMPIBH CONSULTATION. U N E D I N fi 2000 Subscribers at 20s. First Prize £450 Second Prize 250 Third Prizo 150 Starters (divided) ... 350 Non-starters (divided) ... 600 All Prizes Net Cash. Clients outside provinoe will please add la exchange on cheques (Post office Order preferred) and stamps for reply. B. BICHABDSON, Treasurer, Empire Hotel, Christchurch, or Box 328. Post-office, Christchuroh. CGI6 J # Xi. Jc LEMING'S GBAND CONSULTATION No. 3

DUNEDIN CUP, 1881. WE would remind the public that H. E. May and Co. intend CLEARING OUT their ENTIRE STOCK of SUMMER DRAPERY in one Great Sale, OOMMENCING TO-DAY. We also understand that they intend Giving Every Customer who Spends One Pound a Ticket Giving them a Chance of One of Six Prlzeß, viz :—Prize let, Good Band Sewing Machine; 2nd Prize, Suit of Men's Clothes, value £3 ; 3rd Prize, their beautiful Bhow Doll, value £3; 4th Prize, your choice of any Trimmed Bat or Bonnet in their Shop; Prize 5, Handsome American Chair, value £2 : Prize G, Handsome American Chair, value 30a. FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE, with road, Sydenham, close to Railway Crossing. Apply to 6936 E. J. T. FORD, Hereford street. WESLEYAN CHURCH, Durham Street. IEE REV. JAME 3 BULLER will give some KEMINISCENCES of his Five Years' Sojourn in England after Forty Years' absence, THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, In the above Church, at 7.30. A collection at the close in aid of the 'Past Belt Chnrch Bszaar Fund. 1-12 7067 LYTTELTON VOLUNTEER NAVAL BRIGADE. " GENERAL MEETING of the above L Corpßwillbe held at the COLONISIS' HALL, THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), the 12th Inst., At 7.15. Business : To Nominate and Eloct Ist, 2nd and 3rd Lieutenants. „,,_ AUBREY BEAUCHAMP P. PYEMONT, 1-12 7065 Hon. Sec. 39 PRIZES. 3000 Bubßcriberß at £1 each. First horse £760 Second do 500 Third do 250 Other starters (divided) ... 500 Non-starters (divided) ... 1000 If cheques are sent exchange must be J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneer, &c, High street, Triangle, Christchurch. N.B. —Note the change of address. 63 IMPORTANT NOTICK GIVING UP THE" FANCY GOODS BUSINESS. FANCY GOODS DEALERS, CRICKET CLUBS, SCHOOLS, &c. HA. DAVIS is relinquishing the a Wholesale Importation of Fancy Goods, &c., and is prepared to Sell at a great sacrifice* Having large shipments to hand, the Stook is complete in every line ; comprising Cricketing Materials, Toys in endless variety, Vases and Lustres, Glassware, Orockcryware, Clocks, Gold and Silver Jewellery, Pipes, Pouches and Tobacconists' Sundries ; and a large stock of Fancy Goods of every description, Christmas and New Year's Novelties. The public may rely upon purchasing at a inoh lower rate than at any other house fn H . A . DAVIS. HIGH AND LICHFIELD STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH. No connection with any other bouse o£ the same name. 6023