Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2307, 26 August 1881, Page 2

-A. T LAST. 1 REVOLUTION AT THE ] CASH DRAPERY MART. ’ Davies and "Williams, (Late Walker, Smith and Co.) DRAPERS, IMPORTERS. Ac., RE-OPEN ON SATURDAY AUGUST 13, WHEN ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS OP COST FOR CASH ONLY. One visit will convince the most sceptical. USTOTICJE WE BEG TO INFORM OUR NUMEROUS CUr-TOi'iERS, 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 we shall receive REGULAR SHIPMENTS OF THE SEVERAL BLENDING VARIETIES, And thus ensure our Teas against showing any irregularity in character. We draw special attention to our CELE BRATSO No. 2 CHALLENGE TEA at 2s 4d per lb., which we can confidently recommend as being SUPERIOR to any of the ARTIFICIALLY FLAVOURED IWLB at 3a per lb. NELSON, MOATE & CO., TEA BLENDERS AND IMPORTERS, High street, Christchurch. 9051 rjTHEAXEJS DOY A l Managers, Theo. Hamilton and J. S. Willis W. H. L EA K E J. J. WALLACE and THEO. HAMILTON. TAST TIME. THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), KERRY QuW. Kerry Mr W. H. Leake Mrs Walter Hill, Messrs Hamilton, Wallace and Company in the cast. To-Morrow (Saturday)—“ The Three Guardsmen.” Monday—Mr Leake’s Benefit. Box Office, Montagna’s Bazaar. 8-26 8510 CITY CODNCIL JiLEOTI -N. TO THE RATEPAYERS OP THE SOUTHEAST WARD. GENTLE MEN,— It will shortly bo yonr privilege to elect a Member for yonr Ward in place of one retiring. I beg to offer myself for re-election, and if my services in the past has met with yonr approval, I shall hope to receive a renewal of your confidence. If such is the case, I asvure yon that my efforts in the fnture will, as in tne past, be devoted to the best interest of the South east Ward and City generally. I remain, Your obedient servant, 9303 C, P. HULBE P T. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OP THE SOUTHEAST WARD. GENTLEMEN, —I beg to offer myself as a CAM DI DATE for your suffrages at the ensuing ELECTION on the Sth September prox , and in soliciting the favor of your VOTES and INTEREST, 1 beg to state that if elected to represent yon in the Council, I shall always endeavor energetically to promote the interest of the Citizens in general, and our Ward in particular ; and assist in administering the business of the City with diligence and economy. I have the honor to remain, Yonr obedient servant. 9352 SAMUEL MANNING CITY COUNCIL ELEGIION. TO THE CITIZENS OF THE NORTHWEST WARD, GENTLEMEN, —The Annual Electien of Councillors takes place on the Sth prox. I beg to notify that lam a CANDIDA PE for RE-ELECIT'JN for your ward. I trust that my effort- to further your interests during the past two years have been such as 1.0 merit a continuance of your confidence. I remain, Your obedient servant, 9366 T. 3. LAMBERT. KING STREET STORE, SAnDIUDu-E, SYDENHAM. I HAVE This i ay DISPOSED of my STOCK and INTEREST to Mr WIL LIAM PETERSEN, hoping far a continuance of favors to him as my successor. EDWARD DUCKWORTH. August 25th, 1881. 9365 IHAVE MONEY TO LEND on P n hold Security and In Kama to si borrowers JOHN JOYCE, Solicitor, Hereford street, Christchurch. v - JSQB* b - IN BANKRUPTCY. TIIJ3 GLOBE IS AN FOB ALL NOTICES UNDER THE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS ACT. SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY. MISS VBRRALL will show her first DISPLAY of SPRING MILLINERY, &c., ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 20tii. Colombo street, opposite Cookhsm House. WINTER BOOTS. WINTER SHOES. |IJ <0 O E R I C K Has Just Received AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS, And to effect immediate clearance they are offered AT VERY LOW PRICES. Special attention is directed to the Ladies' and Childi-sn’s BUTTON BO OT S. Also, to the Ladies’ Kid Elaatic-side Boots, at 7s 61. j Every description of So wn Boots made to , order at the VICTORIA BOOT DEPOT, VICTORIA STREET, Christchurch. "753