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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2548, 21 May 1881, Page 3

Dr Wallis addressed the electors of Auckland City West last evening. He declared himself strongly opposed to the present Ministry. He received a vote of confidence. Mr and Mrs Hart, of “Happy Hours” celebrity, arrived in Timaru to-day after about a twelvemonth’s absence. They open at the Theatre Royal on the Queen’s Birthday, and their clever and amusing entertainment was so successful on the occasion of their last visit here that they will no doubt draw large houses this time. We learn from the “Lyttelton Times ” that the spire of the Cathedral has been completed:—About half-past two p.rn, yesterday, the large cross which will surmount the sp're of the Cathedral was run up to the summit by means of the ropes in order to be fixed in position. The cross is a foliated one, of iron, richly gilt. It measures six feet in height, and five feet three inches across the arms. It is secured in its place by being fastened with bolts and bands to an iron bar, which runs downwards fron the finial stone through the whole of the solid portion of the spire, a distance of eighteen feet. The cross was made at the establishment of Mr Jowett, Tuam street. The ceremony was not accompanied by any ceremony, but a flag was hoisted in honor of the occasion. Attention is called to a Property Assessment Act notice, which appears in another column. A notification re Crown lands appear in another column. Mr Thomas Machin, architect, Heaton street, invites tenders for carpentering, plumbing &c., for particulars see advt. Special Services in connection with the Congregational Sunday School Anniversary will be held to-morrow morning, afternoon, and evening. On Monday evening at 8 o’clock there will be a service of song entitled “ The Wars of Mansoul ” by the Church Choir.

Late Adrei-tisements EE AISE jp> 0 Y A L “HAPPY HOURS.” IS" THE HARTS HAVE ARRIVED See Future Advertisements. WALTER KERRY, Business Manager. * NOTICE. IF ROBERT McKAY, Plumber, is not on the ground to FINISH HIS CONTRACT by MONDAY FIRST, at 9 a.tn., at Mr David Fyfe’s new Buildings, Wai-iti, the work will be finished at his risk. (Signed) JOHN HOLE. Congregational Church. SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. In connection with this An niversary SPECIAL SERVICES Will be held TO-MORROW Morning, Afternoon and Evening. And on MONDAY EVENING, At 8 o’clock, a Service of Song, entitled “THE WARS OF MANSOUL,” Will be performed by the Church Choir. Admission, Is. APPLICATIONS are invited for the post of TRAVELLER and COLLECTOR to the Phoenix Brewing and Malting Company, Apply, with references, on or before the 80th inst., to W. ZIESLER, Timaru, Timaru, May 20,1881. PHCEMiX BREWING AND MALTING COMPANY. TENDERS are invited for CARTING. On or before the 27th inst. TO CARPENTERS. PLASTERERS &c. SEPARATE TENDERS are invited for the following works to Dwelling House in brick, Timaru. Carpenters’ work, Laboronly or with material, Plastering, Labor and Material, Plumbing, do, Painting and Glazing, do. Tenders to be sent in by Monday, May--30, at noon. THOMAS MAGHIN, Architect, Heaton Street. FOR THREE DAYS ONLY. Baron Puck THE NEW ZEALAND DWARF, Height, 2ft 2in, weight, 171bs, age, 10 years, will hold his FIRST LEYEE AT MR TURNBULL’S LATE SHOP, Next to the Theatre Royal, commencing TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), From 12 o’clock noon till 5 p.m., and in the evening from 7 till 10. His Levees were attended by over 8000 persons the first week in Dunedin. Admission—Adults, Is; Children, 6d.