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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2688, 18 November 1882, Page 2

THE SHADES. WAIT T E D_ TEOUT. 3494 W. H. PORTER. HAVE MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Security, and in sums to suit borrowers. JOHN JOYCE, Solicitor, Hereford street, Christchurch BRADFORD HOUSE, VTCTOEIA STEEET. Beg to inform their Customers that they have OPENED A NEW show hoom: FOB DEESS AND MANTLE MAKING. WANTED, several Improvers and Apprentices to the Trade. J OUGHIN FOR TILEJBLOLIOATS. TEY THE CHEAPEST SHOP IN TOWN FOB All kinds of Pipes (meerschaum and wood). Cigar and Cigarette Holders, Knives, Purses, Matchboxes, Eazors, Combs, Brushes, Hair Oil, Lime Cream, &c., &e. N.B.—A lot of CEICKETING MATERIAL from last season very cheap. And last, but not least, A HA IE CUTTING SALOON, Where you can get fixed up for the small sum of SIXPENCE. H. OAKEY, 9495 High street. EXTRAORDINARY FIND. WHEN the unequalled notoriety for purity of the NEW ZEALAND GEAPE WINES are considered in connection with the short space of time since they were first introduced to the Christchurch public, it may fairly bo considered an Extraordinary Find. Doctors order it for their patients because it is the pure juice of the grape. As a beverage, with connoisseurs it is considered perfection. Its Price, considered with its superior quality, is an enigma which can only bo explained by J. P. OLIVER, PEOPEIETOE, NEW ZEALAND WINE VAULTS, 2569 Colombo street South. WILL BE COMMENCED IN THE “ WEEKLY PRESS,” OF {Saturday, November A SERIAL TALE, ENTITLED “THE HOUSE OP WHITE SHADOWS.” BY B. L’ FAEJ EO N, Author of “ Blade o’ Grass/’ “ Joshua Marvel,” “Bread and Cheese and Kisses,” “ Grif,” “ London’s Heart.” &c., &c. The SOLE EIGHT of Publishing this Tale in New Zealand has been secured by the Proprietors of the “WEEKLY PRESS.” Persons wishing to secure Complete Piles containing this Wonderful Story should At Once Become Subscribers to THE “WEEKLY PRESS.” Annual Subscription ... ... £1 0 0 Postage, 2s 2d extra. SINGLE COPY—SIXPENCE. Orders received by all Agents and News Vendors in Canterbury The "W E E KL Y RE S S. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1*8.3. SUMMARY OF CONTENTS. s?ftge Advertisements 1,2,3,4,5,16,28,29, 30 31, 3 Australian News ’ o Borough Councils 2 Commercial ... ... ... ... 1 Current Topics—Eights of Creditors —Elementary Education in England—The Minister of Lands’ Address— Railway Fares—American Politics—The Cloture Resolutions —Bankruptcy ... ... ... 22 23 2 The Courts ... ’ 1 Cricket ... .[ < Export Dues ] General News ... ... ... 4 The Garden —Work for the Week— Sydenham Horticultural Society ... 8,1 The Home ... ... ... ... . 21 Ladies’ Column—Dress for Elderly Ladies—Women at the University of London—Female Physicians in London ... ... ... 2i Lonobeach Sale 24 a Late Telegrams 4 Local and General .. 17 Vs i< Mail News .. ’49 2I Meetings—Hospital and Charitable ’ Aid Railway League —National Insurance Company—East and West Coast Railway—Special Meeting of the Chamber of Commerce— Deputation to the Minister of Public Works—Meeting at Greymouth —City Council Waimakariri Board of Conservators, &c. ... 13 14 1; Miscellaneous ... ’ ( The Novelist Political—Mr Rolleston at ... 27, 28 Papanui 10, 11 Poetry Poultry Shipping Racing Sporting Notes Oamarii Jockey Club Races—C.J.C. Meeting’ Ashburton Wellington and Dunedin Handicaps—Amberloy Race Mooting—Sale of Blood Stock, &e. Road Boards Telegraphic ‘on The Week The Yeoman —Agricultural Notes— Markets of Frozen Meat—Lord Lyttou on Farming and Agricultural Education Building a Creamery—Patience and Kindness in Training Heifers ... Varieties Wesleyan Methodist Chup.ch ~.12