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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2154, 20 January 1881, Page 3

%mwUsmtuts. E 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 Spenda One Pound a Ticket Giving them a Chance of One of Six Prizes, viz :—Prize let, Good Hand Sewing Machine; 2nd ir'rizo, Suit of Men's Clothes, value £3 ; 3rd Prize, their beautiful Show Doll, value £3 ; 4feh Prize, your choice of any Trimmed liat or Bonnet in their Shop; Priza 5, Handsome American Chair, value £2 : Prize 6, Handsome American Chair, value 30s. ATERSON'.I GRAND ART UNION will be DRAWN at Messrs C. B. Taylor and Co.'a Auction Rooms, Hereford street next the Bank of New Zealand, on THURSDAY NEXT, January 20th, at eight o'clock sharp. All ticket holders Invited to attend. 7090 CANTERBURY LICENSER VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION. A SPECIAL MEETING of Members will be held on THIS EVENING, INST., At 8.30 o'clock, At Morton's Hotel. All members are particularly requested to attend. Business : Nomination of officers and committea for financial year 1881-1882, and other important business. Committee MeGting at 8 o'clock. CHAS. W, GREENWOOD. 7149 Secretary. IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE FAVOBITE s.s. AKAEOA. POPULAR PRICES. T G to the rush of J excursionists on Monday for PIGEON BAY S> by the above steamer, the patronage being largely in excess of any excursion ever made from Port, the owners of the boat beg to announce that from this date until further notice, the fares will be as under : Single Ticket - 2s. 6d. Return Ticket_ - 3s. 6d. The AKAROA runs regularly on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. 1-20 7165 J. McLEAN, Master. CHEAP SaTUBOAY ABTKKNUUN EXCURSION. FISHING PARTY. AT the request of several Chrißtchurch people, desirous of having g5E?>3 few hours' good iishing NEXT SATURDAY, the S.S. AKAROA Will make an EXCURSION TRIP, Leaving Lyttelton on arrival of the 1.25 p.m. train from town. The weather being favorable, the steamer will go direct to the well-known fiching ground off Port Levy Rocks, and will return in the evening to suit the convenience of her passengers. Light refreshments for sale on board. Tickets for the Trip : TWO SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE. Tickets may be purchased in Christchurch from Mr J. A. Morgan, Mr Gains, or from Mr Cook; or on board the steamer ; and if not used next Saturday are available for the following Saturday, January 29th. Only a limited number have been issued. Joseph Mclean, 7168 Master. or. Miui'S aJJDiNGXON. ANNUAL CHILDREN'S EXHIBITION AND PAROCHIAL FLOWER SHOW. IN THE PARISH SCHOOLROOM FRIDAY. JANUARY 21st Open from 3 till 1C o'clock. Admission—Adults, 6il; children, 3d. 1-20 Ertries close at 1 o'clock. 710' ( PENINSULA BUTCHERY, London street, Lyttelton, OPENED JANUARY Ist, IBSI. MESSES G. I~E. FLEMING (Of Port Levy) HAVING had to submit to a loss for some years past on their fat sheep and cattle, owing to oeing at an inconvenient distance from the Christchurch markets, have resolved to OPEN A SHOP IN LY rTELTON To dispose of such stock. The shop will be styled the PENINSULA BUTCHERY, And the patronage of the Inhabitants cf Lyttelton and masters of vessels is retpectfully solicited. Nothing but (.rime most grazed on the farm will be offered for ealo, and being brought direor, will cot be liaiilo to the damage to which meat is exposed in sale yards. Messrs G. and It. Fleming have secured the premises at present in the occupation of Mr T. Holland, under whoso able management the bu'inees will be conducted. For further particulars apply to THE MANAGER, Peninsula Butchery 7132 London street, Lyttelton,