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EiSr CHRISTCHURCH EDUCATIONAL DISTRICT. THE SCHOOLS in the District will RE-OPEN MONDAY, JANUARY 31st, 1881. J. M. WHEELER, 7260 Secretary. CHEISTADELPHIAb ECCLESIA, FORESTERS' HALL. A LECTURE will bo delivered in the above Hall TO-MORROW EVENING, By ME F, U. LESTER. Subject -A Criticism of Ingersoll’s Mistakes of Moses. All truth seekers invited. 7183 UNITED MBTH-DiSi FEttE CHUiiOH. TWO SERMONS will be preached—in the morning at II am. by the Rev, Samuel Macfarane ; evening at 6 30p.m,, by the Rev. Taylor, of Auckland, Your attendance requested. 5173 UNITED METHODIST FREE CHDRCHEa. EVANGELISTIC SERVICES k 3 vil be conducted throughout the week in the St. Asaph street Church, and the Selwyn street,_ Addington, Church, by the Ministers attending the District Meeting, to commence at 7.30 each evening. Noon-day Prayer Meetings will be held in the Et. Asaph street Church from 12 30 to 1.30. 1-25 523 S THE MOEUONS. Elder batt in reply to me BINS IE AD. See Cathedral square, SUNDAY NIGHT, at Eight o’clock. 1-29 Come Everybody. No Fraud. 7179 Fuß SALE, A NICE COTTAGE, of Five Rooms, all newly painted and papered, standing on about One-fifth Acre Section, situate a very short distance from the Stanmore road. Bridge. To a desirable purchaser terms (excepting a small deposit) will be given by monthly instalments, about equal to rent. Apply to 7205 Title Land Transfer. LEWIS AND GOULD. LAND. LAND. GREAT ""BARGAIN AT ST. ALBANS. CARTER-ACRE for £6O, and long terms. Q 5224 J. L. WILSON, Christchurch, THE CANTERBURY BUILDING SOCIETY, PERMANENT. THE DIRECTORS of the above Society are now prepared to RECEIVE APPLICATIONS FOR LOANS at reduced rates. Apply to EDWiI. J. T. FORD, Manager, 7249 Hereford street. UNRESERVED SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNUURE AND EFFECTS, PIANO. &c. MB CHARLES CLARK has been favored with instructions from B. Oliver, Esq., consequent on his leaving Canterbury, to SELL BY AUCTION. ON WEDNESDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. At his Residence in Chester street West, near Park terrace, The Whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Comprising— DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE, including a handsome walnut suite in Italian brocade, first-class piano by Bord, chcSonier, tapestry carpet, tables. BEDROOM FURNITURE, comprising carnets, iron bedsteads, hair mattresses, palliasses, washstamls and ware, cheats of drawers, toilet tables, &o. Kitchen utensils and outside sundries. Sale at 12 o’clock. N.B.—The whole of the Furniture is almost new. 1-29 7178 No Reserve. No. 342 THE CANTERBURY BUILDING SOCIETY (PERMANENT). THE Monthly SUBSCRIPTIONS and REPAYMENTS are DUB ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Ist, When the office will be open from 7 to 9 p.m., as well as the usual hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Capital Shares (Class A), or Subscription Shares (Class B), can be taken np at any time. No entrance fees charged. Loans Granted at lowest current rates for one year and upwards. Prospectus and further information on application to EDWD. J. T. FORD, Manager. 1-31 7177 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. rr Tlf QDMMEEHAYS, the V • -IxJL* original Licensee connecting House Drains to Sewers, has i License renewed, and hopes for the tronage of Householders j being able to vel, true gradients are guaranteed ; all fins warranted for six months. Estimates ■en for private drains and other works, SUMNER. W. M. 8. has taken the Cave Rook freshment Rooms on lease. The visiting blic and residents will be treated welL ie call solicited. SEA WATER. W. M. S. will deliver seven gallons of Sea ater for Baths, anywhere in Christchurch • One Shilling. Please order by Post-card. POWDER OF LIMB AS A DISINFECTANT. W. M. S. will send a cart to every house ce a fortnight, with quick lime, to be used ■ closets, dog kennels, dust heaps, dust is, kitchen sinks, pit traps, and open ains, fowls’ house and yards. &o. One il full for Sixpence. Scores of Lives and mnds saved every year, for threepence per iek. Town Office, corner Lichfield and idras streets. 6579 The W EEK L Y BBSS. JANUARY 29. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Page. eeknt Topics _ ... 14, 16 legramb—European, Colonial, Interprovincial -• ... 8,9 glish News 19 smwAN News 19 RRESPONDENCE 10 SCELLANEOUS 20,21 e Courts 18,1® QUESTS 16, 17 iiD Boards dntt Councils— Akaroa and Selwyn 5 rough Councils 1® wn and Country - 14, l-> usual ll setings n — Oxford Cement—Hospital Aid BoardCorn Exchange—Board of Conservators —Licensed Victuallers’ Association— Ma«onio—Board of Education—Foresters—United Methodists ... 19.29 inual Election Committees 17,18 ical and General ... ... ... 16 ie Yeoman— Bailing Up—Mushrooms from Straw —Farm Memoranda —Fertility of Dairy Cows—Trial of Grass Seed Strippers—Poultry 5 ce Garden—Memoranda by Mr Robert Chudley Moss Mulching of Pot Plants 5 is Sportsman Racing Calendar — Notes by Sinbad—Hawke’a Bay Racing Club Races 6,7 juatics 6 tiCKET —Matches to Como—Canterbury Fifteen Australia v Canterbury Australians at Dunedin, Oauinra and Timaru ®*7 jtsbtainkents, Ac.—Art, Literary, and Dramatic Gossip ... ... ... 9 3ETRY —Entering in ... ... _ ... 2 mugs’ Column London Fashions— Blushing Bonnets—The Horae ARIKTIEB re Novelist—Mrs Fitzpatrick—Woo’d but not Won—A Happy Day at Sumner—Sandy the Tinker—Tha Mystery of Lord Braokenbnry ... ... 2, 4 Ixekly Summary m «« «• J;2 DVKRTISEMENTS ... 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