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Tendon, ana particulars can bo »«en at my office, where d o.?*. Mo . to^ ,l s nt n, J tla ' or th »» Wednesday, the Slot Snot. The lowest orony tender will not nooeworlly ho accepted. „„ MED. STBOOTO, M.8.L8.A., WiaOfl Architect. JL House at Foedaltoo, for James Wilkin, Em, Drawings and apeotfloatlon can bo seen at my office, whore scaled tenders ore to bo sent not later than Tuesday, the 87tn Inst. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily to accented. MJI FREDERICK bTEOUTS.M.E.I.B.A., 8341 67 Architect. ' ■' — TO BUILDERS. (WENDERS are, Invited for emoting a Building JL on the Lincoln road. Phns and speollloatlons may be seen at Mr W. Marley’s, Hereiord street, whore tender* will be received not later than Saturday, Doe. 17. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 8432 69 TO BUILDBBB. fIIENDEHS are invited for (ho erection of a JL Villa Residence at Shond’s Track for Mr P. Hennelly, plan* and specification may bo seen at onr offloe, where tenders will bo received on or holor® Saturday, 24th Deo., at noon. The lowest or any tender not necessarily aooepted. JACOBSEN BROS,. Architects. Note—Office Bt Asaph street, 8647 62 THE SPRINGS DISTRICT. rWIENDEBS are invited for shingling a portion of JL Collins* road from Springs road to Moffett's Swamp (about 800 yards shingle), according to specification to be seen at the Road Board Offloe. Spncgston, where tenders must bo delivered mrt later than 2 p.m. on Tuesday, 20th December, TBOS. M. MARTIN, Clerk to the Board. Springston, 13th December, 168 L 8789 67 EXTENSION OF TIME. mSE Tendon for Messrs Beauchamp and Bell's JL New Premises will be received until 12 o'clock Thursday, Deo. 32. W. H. ESPENETT, Architect. Cathedral Square Chambers. 8779 68 Hotels. The Queen’s Hotel, CHRISTCHURCH, For Home Comforts and Moderate Chargee. 0, KNOWSLBT, Pxorxmox. 2584 887 GLADSTONE HOTEL, Durham street north. Christchurch, J. M‘ NAm ABA, Loto of the Railway Hotel, South Bek ala. Proprietor. Superior stabling accommodation, A splendid billiard saloon. 8377 4 CAFE DE PARIS. IT. A. B E H A S | jj AS pleasure in inviting public attention to the new 3APE OE PARIS, CASHEL STREEP. The appointments of this establishment have won high encomiums from the leading journals; and it is his intention to spare no effort to secure continued patronage. Lightness, Cheerfulness, Perfect Appointments, Splendid Cuisine. Winee and Beers of the best brands. 7020 Public Notices. C HBISTCHUBCH VJATHEDBAL OL Pom Subscriptions already advertised to Sept. 6.1876 £ a. d. Paid 12,372 12 6 Promised 4,843 13 11 £17,316 0 8 bsoriptions paid or promised snbseVls.s—- ---£ s. d. 3501 0 nlel Inwood s Simeon ... E, Fitzgerald jke Eeynell rriond (S. H.) Dyke Troyte B. BoweU Fowls s Bawdon... 3. Be vans ... T. Dyke Aclsnd ... v William Eeynell Uootion at St Michael’s on eve of Primate’s departure for England QQIU DOQKI&B M | mi ke of Manchester r Primate, from England— Ur Hope and Family Six Contributors O. Simeon Hon Rev H. W. Bertie Lady E. Bathurst Ileotod by H. J. Cooks Lancaster (per Primate) D. Carruthets ... ... G. Swayno ••• cceeds of Collection in England ... thedral Guild ... ... quest late P. Hsnmer 10 60 *24 60 SO 10 5 1 45 2 8 10 0 13 16 0 0 25 0 30 10 5 5 20 5 100 20 SO 229 8 380 0 100 0 acted by F, Banks t B. Christie and Co James Carter and Co Hubbuok and Bon Cousin. Merry and Co. ... ••• Weston and Westall John Corbett J. Woddenrpoon and Co. Hunt and Favcll Jl TftPg* Ml •** *•• SPECIAL OBJECTS!— , U. Thomson Bequest Fund... ... 1 column and arch Phillip Hanmer (the late) 1 column J, B. A. Aclaud ... - ... •• O. DykoAoland Archdeacon Willook Fletcher., B, H. Rhodes ... , ... In.memory of a Pilgrim Barker Family (7) ... .» S PILGRIMS' COLUMN A Seymourite ... ... Archdeacon W.W. Willook Archdeacon B. W. Dudley ... ... A Passenger per Sir George Pollock John Anderson William Pratt The Very Rev the Dean of Christoboroh .*♦ >M ••• ••• In memorlam W. B, D. Wilson ... Bov F. Knowles E. 0. Latter ... ... In Memorlam I'sarah Hill (southern doorway) ... f Paid In part. 2 0 3 3 3 0 10 10 3 3 3 2 1 1 *3OO 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 700 20 339 27 11 IS 10 10 (. 10 0 a a 10 10 5 o o 10 100 o, o ienta received since Sept. 8,1876, on account t Bubaorlptlonslalroady advertised onald Withnoll of Christchurch) ... Rhodes Hatwal and Co Duck yruß Davie Mlnobln lorjf° Bov the Dean of Christureh £ e. d. 12 10 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 60 300 400 125 16 33 6 2 10 8 feaoon Harper , Bowen 8. Harman lolme Bros ale Browne Bowen ••• C., Christchurch , and R. J. Walter ianiyito «♦* •• *** Ip in March last a contract was entered into Jo completion of the nave. Inclusive of the arch at the east end. clerestory and roof, at a J nearly £9.600. Tills sum, Woyer, docs rovldo for floor tiles and window glass. ion nrovision must be made for furniture, , etcetera. The funds atMMttoa over £7OOO, balance of the £BOOO granted by ynod out ot the Church Property Loan floated Bishop of Christchurch nd the other momI the Cathedral Commission, earnestly appeal late, believing that further donationswUlbe •SS3 re will bo thanVf nlly received by Hl* Lordho Bishop, the Dean of Chrlstchurch-or by her member of the Commission i oleo by O.B.BLAKIBTON, Secretory and Treasurer, Hereford street Cirlstohur.'