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Miaoellaneons 3^^______ Judge at Jubal Fleming's. _ . Is rr Pirrk irwoWN — Footballs and .JS^!&_____-! —£*4| Telephone Nα 256. _^_ ■nfAKTKD KNOWN—That H. Oakey. HairTobacconist, Resumed Wimblett'e, and opposite Recce's. Colombo street. . — WANTED Servants of all classes to know that JameTMoDonald, of Manchester rtreet, chtrgw no Fee to .Servants applying pereonally until they receiver Letter^ of Engagement. Servants communicating by letter forward Three Twopenny Stamps for reply. —— GREAT Bargains are undoubtedly being Sold at Luxtons Clearance Sale. Prove t yourselves. 223 Oashel street. 92» T\ONT Miss going to Luxton's Great Clear\j ance Sale To-day, 2S_C— helstrect. C~~ LUXTON7223CasheI street-Great Clear- • anoe Sale Today. All come ajid secure some of the great bargain* now offering. Great Clearance Sale on To\j m day. 223 Cashel street. . -rriOUxND at Last, the Right Place for genuine t Boots and Shoes at Lowest Prices, 91 Eastbelt. A._Brockett. «8» FOB Haircutting 6d. Shaving 3d. all kinds Fancy Goods, try H. Oakey. 138 Colombo street. i^ fmO HOUSE FURNISHERS—If you want I good value go to Smith's for your crockery, china, cutlery, saucepans, brushware, &c. J.S. having just opened a general assortment of choice and new goods, is prepared to sell at prices considerably lower than those shops that profess to sell at wholesale prices. Before purchasing elsewhere enquire our prices. J. Smith, 249 Cashel street, by the bridge. taw Board and Residence. T ODGB'S Temperance Rest—Board and Jj Lodging on reasonable terms. Tuesday NiSht a Temperance Meeting. All invited. Saturday Nig&w-Concerts for the People. Refreshments all hours. SUPERIOR Private Board and Residence, St. Elmo. 187 Worcester street weac 7(73 COMFORTABLE Rooms for Families at jjß \j Park terrace. 797£ "CTERYSuperiorPrivateßoard and Residence V 269 Cashel street west. 659 S" UPERIOR Private Board and Residence 287 Cashel street. 3199 ERY Comfortable Board and Residence at Waitahuna House, 285 Cashel streecWestj 009 GROSVKNOR HOUSE; Comfortable Private Board and Residence, No. 56 OUoucester street East, near Latimer square. Terms very moderate. _*!: "DLIGH'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL and XS RESTAURANT—Best accommodation in town is now offered to boarders. Double room. 16s per week; single room, 18s per week ; board without lodging. 12s per week; weekly dinners, _ per week; board and lodcrmgs. S3 per day. Good accommodation for families. Smoking-room, sitting-room (with use of piano), bath-room, and o gffgg*3S_ Hotels.

CAFE DEI PARIS. P. ARENAS, PROPRIETOR. CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. EA RENAS wishes to inform his numer a J\ ous friends and the public that ho Retmmed Possession of t>.e Cafe de Paris, and that the whole establishment has undergone a thorough renovation and refitting. The Cuisine is now under the superintendence of Mr R. Sullivan, and Mr Arenas himself giving this part of the business his personal supervision is a guarantee for its being high-class, and the best in the colony. The Private Dining Saloon for Ladies has been refurnished, and meals will be supplied on Sundays as usual. _ A specialty in connection with the Cafe has been added in the shape of a Select Oyster Saloon, and what has been a great want here will now be supplied in the shape of a comfortable and nioely-f iimi3hed room, where oyster suppers will be supplied at any hour up to the time of closing. During luncheon and tea Operatic and other selections will be performed on a Lipp Grand, specially imported by Mr Arenas for the purpose. The wines, beera. and spirits now in Btock are of the best quality procurable, and it will be Mr Arenas' study to Keep up the high reputation formerly acquired by him for excellent liquors. The Bedrooms have been rofltted and refurnished, and the Cafe now offers the beat accommodation for travellers. 568 QUILL'S EMPIRE HOTEL, HIGH STREET. CHRISTOHURCH, N.Z. HAVING LEASED THIS NEW HOTEL from Mr John Carl, I beg to invite the attention of Visitors and the Public General!? to its many advantages. Being Built of Briclc and Stone, with all the Latest Improvements, affords Comfort and Security not to be found in many structures that exist elsewhere. CENTRALLY~SITUATED, Commanding easy access to Banks, Post and Telegraph Offices, Grain Merchants' Saleyards, and Cab Stands ; having Entrances from Three of the Leading Thoroughfares—High, Cashel, and Hereford streets—makes it THE MOST CONVENIENTLY SITUATED HOTEL IN THE CITY. The Cuisine is in charge of a First-class Chef, and the General Management being under the Supervision of the Proprietor, he confidently solicits your patronage. HOT, COLD, AND~SHOWER BATHS, Suites of Apartments for Families, Sumptuously Furnished Billiard Room, Sample Rooms, Telephone, and every- convenience, attention, and comfort obtainable in any hotel in the colonies. Coaches and 'Busses leave thia hotel to all parts of the euburbs. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to, and Charges Strictly Moderate. Night Porter Kept THOS. QUILITpROPRIETOR, Late of Quill's Hotel, Ashburton, and White Hart Hotel, Christchurch. P.S.—Manning's Celebrated Ales drawn from the wood. Wines, Spirits &c, Guaranteed of Best Quality. 595 WHITE HART HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. MR RICHAED N. NEWBY, PROPRIETOR. IT is not generally known that at the White Hart Hotel - LUNCHEON ROOMS There is a SPLENDID TABLE. Comprising 2 Soups, 3 or 4 Entrees, Cold Joints and Fow in season, Hot Roasts, 2 or 3 Puddings and Sweets, Cheese and Salad in season. a- oneHhilung. All are invited. Tea and Coffee included. All superintended by 861 HOST R. N. MISWJBY. The Woodend. PROPRIETOR. HARRY ARCHER (Late of Club Hotel, Rangiora, and Middle ton's, Kaiapoi). nnHIS Well-knewn Family Hotel, replete 1 with every convenience for visitors, boarders, and travellers, is RE-OPENED with an entire re-furnishing. A epacious billiard room has been added. Wines, beer, and .spirits of the beet only kept. New stables with erten sive paddock accommodation for stock. 963 GROSVENOR HOTEL, TIMARU. -%/fR JOHN \WmKLS m P^OPRIKToi 1 TTXHS Proprietor has again RESUMED X CHARGE of this hotel, and begs to in form his numerous friends and patrons that nothing will be wanting on his part to n>ake the hctel all that could be desired. Country visitors, commercial gentlemen, and the era veiling public will find this hotel one of the most comfortable and well conducted to South Canterbury. The aocoißQodation tor commercial gentle* men is unsurpassed, as the sample rooms are large, spacieuaTwell lighted, and attached to the hotel. S3Q Bankruptcy, fllH* TRESS is an authorised GAZSTTS X tor all Notioee under the Debtors and