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WANTED TO EBNT, SMALL PADDOCK, near to my i- Store. D. STRANAGHAN. FAMILY GEOOEB, IC2 Victoria street north. IN BANKRUPTCY. "N the Supreme Court of New Zealand Canterbury District—ln the matter of the Debtors and Creditors Act 1878 and the Acts amending the same and of the bankruptcy of John Julius Parker of Christchurch In the Bald district commission agent a debtor —Notloe is hereby given that a general meeting of the creditors of the abovenamed debtor will be held at my office Sydenham Chambers Hereford street Christchurch on Wednesday the seventh day ef September instant at three o'clock in the afternoon to consider an application by the said debtor for his order of discharge—Dated this first day of September 1881. A. F. be VEAUX, Trustee. ND Notice is Hereby also Given that L application will be made to thla Honorable Court at the first sitting In Chambers to be held ten clear days from the date hereof at eleven o'clock in the forenoon or as soon after as counsel can be heard for the said debtor's order of discharge—Dated | this first day of September 1881. I JOHN JOYCE, 9433 Solicitor for the debtor. j CATHEDRAL CHOIR. !HE CATHEDRAL CHOIR PRAO- . TIOES will be RESUMED on ! MONDAY, September sth, in the Cathedral School, at 8 p.m. Both gentlemen and ladles are requested to attend. 0434 j NOTICE. • WILLIAM BOWDEN, will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any DEBTS contracted by my WIFE, Ann, she having left her home of her own free will and consent. WILLIAM BOWDEN, Gasworks road, Waltham. September Ist, 1881. 9435 " HAVE MONEY TO LEND on Free- . hold Security and In suma to suitborrowers JOHN JOYCE, Solicitor, Hereford streeS, Chris tohurch. PROTESTANT ALLIANCE, F.S.O.A. X EMBERS of the above Order are requested to MEET at the Orange Hall, Worcester street, on SUNDAY, 4th inst., at 2.15 p.m., to Attend the Funeral of their late Brother, W. Jenkins, to the Scotch Cemetery. Monrnisgr Regalia—Black sashes and white gloves. By order of the D.D.G.M. 9411 T. E. TONETCLIFFE, Secretary. j ROBERT BURNS LODGE, 604, S.C. IHE Officers and Brethren of the above Lodge are requested to MEET at the St. Augustine Maßonic Hall, on SUNDAY, September 4th, at 2 p.m. sharp, for the purpose of taking part in the Funeral of the late Bro. W. Jenkins, Tyler. Full Regalia. Sister lodges cordially invited. By order R.W.M. 9440 C. T. HARBIS, Hon. Sec. IHE Friends of the late Mr William Jenkins are respectfully informed that his Funeral will leave his late residence, Kilmore street east, at three o'clock on Sunday. R. W. WALTERS & CO., 9-2 9437 Undertakers. EDUCATIONAL. MISSES LYOYD & BINSTEAD beg to announce that they will REOPEN their DAY SCHOOL for young Ladies on MONDAY, September the sth. Pianoforte and Harmonium, Singing, Drawing, and Fancy Work taught. Terns* liberal. BISMAR'-K VILLA, Corner of St. Asaph and Durham streets. 9429* SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINEBY. MISS VERRALL will show her first. DISPLAY of SPRING MILLINERY, &c„ ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 20th. Colombo street, opposite Cookham House. 8674' TRANSFER OF BUSINESSNOME few weeks ago the Clothing and Mercery Shop next door to P. Petersen and Co., known as the " Bee Hive." changed hands, the stock having been purchased by H. E. May and Co. from Mr C. P. Hulbert. The Terms were CASH. The Clothing to be given at valuation, and the Mercery, &c, at one-half the marked price. The stock was qnite new, having been selected within the last year, with Mr Hulbert's wellknown taste and good judgment. H. E. May and Co. now state that having bought on such favorable terms, they will be able in a few days to offer the whole of the Stock for Sale at their premises, The Hall, High street, Christchurch, at one-half the original price.