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-A- T LAST. REVOLUTION ' AT THE CASH DRAPBpY MART. Davies and "W* illiams, (Lato Walker, Smith and Co.) DRAPERS, IMPORTERS, &o, RE-OPEN ON SATURDAY AUGUST 13, WHEN ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS 0E COST FOR CASH ONLY. One visit will convince the most sceptic*!. nsroxxcic WE BE a TO INFORM OUR NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS, and the Public generally, that we are now using the NEW SEASON’S TEAS, in our well-known blends, and have made arrangements by which wo shall receive RESULAR SHIPMENTS OP THE j SEVERAL BLENDING VARIETIES, And thus ensure our Teas agsinst showing any irregularity in character. We draw special attenti in to our CELE BRATBD No. 2 CHALLENGE TEA at 2s 4d per lb., which we can confidently recommend as being SUPERIOR t" any of the ARTIFICIALLY FLAVOURED Tc.AB at 3s per lb. NELSON, MOATE & CO., TEA BLENDERS AND IMPORTERS, High street, Christchurch. NOTICE. WLANGOOWN, Coal, Lime, Cement • and General Merchant, begs to inform his customers and the public that the partnership hitherto existing between W. Langdown and T. H. Kerr, under the style of W Langdown & Co., has been duly dis solved, as from the Ist day of June, 1881, and that he will continue to carry on the business personally, under the old etyle of W. Langdown and Co. The lease of the old premises In High street haying expired, I have erected temporary offices in ■t. Asaph street, adjoining the old tenement, and hope to be favoured with a continuance of the liberal patronage I have enjoyed iu the past. TO CARPENTERS. Tenders wanted for building a Small COTTAGE (labor only). Apply to ROUNTREE, BROWN & C Auctioneers, &0.. Christchurch. Tuesday, 23rd August, 1881. 9348 BRADFORD HOUSE, VICTORIA STREET. IMMENSE REDUCTIONS. P RICE Jj 1 8 T - Shawl Costumes, reduced from 50s to 30a Colored Cashmeres, reduced from 2s lid to Is lid Satin Cloths (all wool), reduced from 2s Gd to Is 8d Serge (all wool), reduced from Is lid to Is 4Jd Persian Cords, reduced from Is 9d to la 5Jd Poplin, reduced from IOJd to 7id All Millinery sold below cost price Special lino in Velvet Hats, worth 6a 6d and Ss 6d, all at Is lid. RADCLIPFE & JOUGHIN, DIRECT IMPORTERS. Christchurch, August 22nd, 1881. TO F. JENKINS, ESQ. DEiR SIB,—We, the undersigned Ratepayers and Electors of the South-east Ward in the City of Christchurch, desire to draw your attention to the similarity which exists in the leading object of the Candidature of Mr S. Manning and yourself, viz , the desire of the Electors to carry out the Ward System as originally designed, by Electing the Members from _ various parts of the Ward, instead of Electing them from one favored spot, as is the case at present, and thereby securing a more efficient and satisfactory supervision of the outlying parts of the Ward and their requirements than is otherwise attainable. As this contest is being entered into in a most friendly spirit by the Candidates and their friends, we respectfully beg to suggest to you the desirability under the circumstances of confining the contest to the two gentlemen who first entered the lists, namely, MR MANNING and MR HULBERT, and whilst offering this suggestion we beg to record our full appreciation of the valuable services which on many occasions you rendered to the Citizens during your former tenure of office, and also our desire to see yon again on a future occasion engaged with equal diligence and faithfulness in discharging the duties of a City Councillor, And remain, dear Sir, Yours faithfully, (Signed) JOHN ANDERSON J. T. FORD & CO. E KAVENHILL EREDC JONES And other Electors. Lower High street, Christchurch, August 23rd, 1881. TO JOHN ANDERIsON, ESQ., And tha other Electors of the South- hast Ward signing the above. GENTLEMEN, —Iu reply to the above communication, I beg ta state that I am most willing to comply with the suggestion contained therein, viz., to confine the contest to the two gentlemen named by you. I was prompted to come forward to contest the vacant Seat for the South-East Ward in deference to the influential requisition placed m mv hands, but T myself am of opinion that the Ward will be better served by two candidates only contesting for the vacant Seat. I therefore now withdraw my candidature, and am most happy to release the gentlemen who signed the requisition to me. At the same time, 1 beg to tender my sincere thanks to the many gentlemen who promised me their support had I wished to continue the contest. I remain, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, 8-24 9353 P. JENKINS, CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. I TO THE BURGESSES OF THE SOUTHEAST WARD. GENTLEMEN, —Ibog to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for your suffrages at the ensuing ELECTION on the Bth September prox.. and in soliciting the favor of your VOTES and INTEREjiT, I beg to state that if elected to represent yon in the Council, I shall always endeavor energetically to promote the interests of the Citizens in general, and onr Ward in particular ; and assist in administering the business of the City with diligence and economy. I have the honor to remain, Your obedient servant, 8-24 9352 SAMUEL MANNING. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE SOUTHBAST WARD. CM ENTLBMBN, —It will shortly bo your JT privilege to elect a Member for your Ward in place of one retiring. I beg to offer mjaclf for re-election, and if my services in the past has met with your approval, I shall hope to receive a renewal of yonro nfidenoe If such ia the case, I asmra you that my efforts in the future will, ca in the past, b. devoted to the beat Interest of the South-east Ward and City centrally. I remain. Your obedient servant, t 303 0. P. HULBERT.