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NOTICE. THE •'Press" Company (Limited) have tbe pleasure to announce that it is their intention to issue on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT, AN EVENING NEWSPAPER TO BE CALLED S THE GLOBE. 5 Thi3 step has been deemed necessary in consequence of an ever-increasing demand for the immediate publication of the latest telegraphic and other intelligence, resulting from the rapid development of the means of communication by telegraph, railway, and other sources. Advertisers will find this journal admirably adapted to their requirements ; and, from the support already promised, it is confidently expected that it will command a large and valuable circulation. " The Globe " will give special attention to the state of tbe markets, will supply interesting and useful reading to families, and will, in all respects aim at becoming A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER, j PRICE : ONE PENNY. Advertisements will be received up to three o'clock each afternoon. Christchurch, 19th May, 1874. 5-20 5351 "THE STAE." ESTABLISHED MAY 14th. 1868. PUBLISHED DAILY. PRICE ONE PENNY. THE Proprietors of " THE STAR" beg to return their acknowledgments to the Public for the Liberal Support accorded during the past six years, and hope to meet with a continuance of the same for the future. The Enlargement of the Paper will enable the Proprietors to supply a much larger amount of Reading Matter of all kinds, and also to record more fully occurrences happening daily up to the hour 0 Publication. It will be the endeavor of the •Proprietors to Publish "THE STAR" punctually at four o'clock each Evening, in order that Subscribers may be supplied with their papers at the earliest possible moment. The very large and constantly increasing circulation of " THE STAR" in Lyttelton, Christchurch, and surrounding districts renders it an EXCELLENT MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS, particularly those whose special object it is to address the working classes. The ADVERTISING CHARGES have been fixed at such LOW RATES as cannot fail to meet the approval of all Advertisers. 5 " 26 5524 TO LET, with immediate possession, the premises adjoining the Bank of Australasia, Christchurch, at present in the occupation of the undersigned. Apply to CHARLES KIVER, June , 4-28 4572 Christchurch. NEW BOOKS—WiII open in a few days ex Albion and Otago, Fourteen Cases, including all the newest works of the day:— Chambers' Journal (new volume), and other Periodical Volumes, Bibles, Church Services, and Common Prayers. Hymn Books, a new selection. J. Hughes, High street, Christchurch (opposite Cobb's Booking office), 5-30 5636 CANTERBURY ARCHERY CLUB. THE PHIZH. DAY IS _?OST-?O_STED TO SATURDAY, 30th. SHOOTING WILL BEGIN AT 2 P.M. F. H. BRITTAN, 5-29 5587 Hon Sec. THE "WEEKLY PRESS" of This Day appears in an ENLARGED FORM, and contains, among other matter, the following :— Leading Articles — Dunedin High School for Girls. Management of Railway Traffic. English Parliamenmentary News. Religious Teaching, Mr Holloway's Address. Literature —The Two Inquests (continued ) Poetry—The Babes in ihe Wood. The Ladies' Column—The Fashions for March. Neglect of physical training. Agricultural—Treating the sod with the plough. Buying a horse. Shipping. Commercial. Telegrams Road Boards, MAGISTER—.I. Education —Board of Education. School Committees, &c. Borough Councils. Correspondence. Opera. Miscellaneous. Mm winter Show. General Synod.—Debate on the Independence of the Church, Sec, And ALL THE NEWS OF THE WEEK. 5-30 PRICE, SIXPENCE. 5689