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WANTED, Tenders for Si 8000 feet Timber. S Mardon’a Store, "West Oxford be sent in not later than Wed Weston, Builder, Kaiapoi. WANTED by the Canterl Company, Limited, a man in the Sheds; mast t efficient and practical mechar repairing rolling stock. Ap with testimonials, to J. E Chairman. aREAT^REDUOTIONS^ all Goods purchased a 1 ment during the holidays. Stationer &c, Lyttelton. WAN TBit, Persons req Filling Sections, to Same by applying at Dra corner East belt and Gloncest RE ASSIGNED ESTATE, DRAPER, COLOMBO WANTED KNOWN, Jacobs has Bought I above Estate at an Enormi Cash, and intends holdinj Clearing to commenc December 24th. Wonderful further particulars see hand! O LEX'—The SHOP lat J. Duff, shoemaker, Lyttelton, Apply on premil m O RTS fi E T TU

1/1 OR SALE, in St. Asaph street West, ft -«D well-built HOUSE of four rooms and saallery, wash-house with copper, good artesian well, and the section securely fenced. Apply to J. T. Bell, Cathedral square 904 T. PEPPBRELL, HOUSE, LAND, AND COMMISSION AGENT, Hereford Stßeet, Has on sale—house-building SECTIONS, FARMS, &c. hones: lent on mortgage. Temporary Loans Effected on Deposits of Deeds, Bills of Sale, &o. Bents and Debts Collected, Bills Discounted. FOR SALE—BUILDING SECTIONS, in all parts of Christchurch and its Suburbs, FARMS, improved and unimproved, in all parts of the Province. fi97 THE PILLIBT ELECTION DEFENCE FUND. THE Bingsland, Knightstown, and PhilHpatown Committees of Mr W. H. Pilllet, MH.E.| for the Stanmore Electorate District, have determined that, in view o£ the expense attending his defending the petition of his late opponent, Mr Cowlishaw, it is necessary to raise a fund to enable those accusations to be repelled in the Electoral Court, the costs of which are so great. The sympathy of the Stanmore electors of all shades of opinion, and that of all liberals throughout the colony is earnestly appealed to to assist in the matter. The following persons have been authorised by the Defence Fund Committee to receive subscriptions. They may also be paid to the Pilliet Election Defence Fund, at the Colonial Bank of New Zealand, Hereford FOR THE PHILLIPSTOWN DISTRICT. Mr Henry Toomer, f-'enr., Drain read ; Mr John McCormick, storekeeper, Stanmore road south} Mr Robert Olephane, East belt; Mr Price, chemist, Hereford street east. FOR BIINGSLAND DISTRICT. Mr William Predeiick Hubbard, C. 8., North-east belt; Mr James Bouudey, Victoria street; Mr R. Kerr, Victoria street FOR THE KNIGHT3TOWN DISTRICT,

E ) 3 7 3 I 5 Mr John Dixey, Crescent road, Knights town; Mr William Alfred Mobs, Edge ware road ; Mr Hawkins, Crescent road. N. B —No person is authorised to collect or receive any subscription unless furnished with a printed Defence Fund Form, duly signed by one of the above named'gentlemen. W. P. HUBBARD, C.E.. BS4 Secretary to the Fund. . [card J 1 XJARKER’S old-established Registry Office r Jl for Male and Female Servants. First , Established Private Enquiry Office for the dis- ’ co very of missing friends, next of kin, &0., in 7 New Zealand. Numbers of letters and testi--1 moniale received from clients for inspection at i this office. All communications to be addressed > to J, Julius Parker, Armagh street West ’ (Market place). N.B.—Good ploughmen and harvest and station hands waiting engagements, i 1-21 910 NEW WESLEYAN CHURCH, EAST BELT. 1 OPENING SERVICES, SUNDAY, Jan. 22nd. 1 Rev. A. Reid at 11 a m. Rev. W. Morley at 6.30 p.m. I Scholars’ Service at 3 p.m. i Address by Rev. W. Lee. ■ TEA and PUBLIC MEETING THURSDAY, January 26th. Addresses by several • Ministers. 1-21 911 ST. PETER’S PEE BBYTERIANCHURCH, FERRY ROAD. THE OPENING SERVICES wiU be conducted on SUNDAY NEXT, January 22nd, by Rev, J. Blmslle, at 11 a.m. Rev. T. R. Cairns, at 3 p. m. Rev. O. Fraser, at 6.30 p.m; Colleolions will be made towards the Building Fund. On THURSDAY, January 26th, a PUBLIC SOIREE will be held. Tea at 630 p.m. Tickets, Is 6d. 595 NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. TO CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of EXHIBITION BUILDINGS for Messrs Jonbert and Twopeny, on the east corner of Lower HAGLEY PARK, Lincoln road ; Labor only, in Four Contracts, Tenders will be received for one or more. Those desirous of tendering can see conditions, specifications, and drawings at my Office, where endorsed Tenders will be received np till 4 p.m. on THDR3DAY, January 25th, ISS2. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. TO WELL SINKERS, FRESH TENDERS are Invited for SINKING TWO ARTESIAN WELLS, with Sin, pipes on site of Exhibition Bnild--1 ings. i Those desirous cf tendering can see conditions and specification at my office, where endorsed tenders will be received up to 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, January 26th, ISS2. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. T. S. LAMBERT, Architect. Hereford street, January 21st, 18S2. CIS NOTICE OP REMOVAL. W. h~ kkis> IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT. THE above BUSINESS is THIS DAY (Saturday, January 21st) REMOVED to ANDERSON’S NEW BUILDINGS. Opposite the 11 Press ” Office, and is opened with an immense variety of Boots and Shoes of all descriptions at reduced prices. imperial Toot DT POT, And* -son’s Bulldin. s, Cashel street W. SOS