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Press, Volume XXIII, Issue 3035, 14 May 1875, Page 8 (Supplement)

Election Notices. KAIAPOI —Continued. Name & Christian Name and Snr- Nature of the Ground of objec- Place of name of each Place of Abode. snppoeed tion. Abode of Person objected to. Qualification. Objector. BevelL Edward Thomas Old bridge, household qualification in-~\ Kaiapoi sufficiently described Bevell, Harry Kerotueka freehold qualification insufficiently described Scoon, John Bangiora leasehold qualification in- .2 sufficiently dcs- -g ji cribed p g Shrimpton, John Southbrook household qualification in- -g j= sufficiently dcs- ' g-3 cribed for identi- "o "S fication _ .go Sklaark, Max Bangiora leasehold qualification in- 55 ._ a - snfficiently dcs- g g.«s cribed & Smith, John Ferneide freehold qualification in- r g » sufficiently, dcs- <l h « cribed _ Spronl, James Kaiapoi freehold qualification in- > Sjf sufficiently dcs- .gg M cribed O •" c M So Thompson, James Bouthbrook household qualification in- B;g sufficiently dcs- g•» cribed "S p5 60 Wilson, John Bollard Bangiora gentleman attesting witness « not an elector Witte, Bernard Woodend freehold qualification insufficiently described Younc, James Bangiora household qualification insufficiently described The above objections will be heard by the Bevising Officer appointed for that purpose. J. W. HAMILTON, Begistration Officer for Kaiapoi Electoral District. Public Notices. AUTUMN ARRANGEMENTS ! I G. L. BEATH & CO. have much pleasure in announcing their first Autumn and Winter shipments for 1875. Their Clothing Departments—Men's and Boys'—are now replete with such Novelties as the English, Melbourne, and New Zealand Markets can produce. The Shipments of General Drapery just to hand include the Newest and Moat Fashionable Materials in Dress Stuffs now showing in the Home Markets. BEATJTY, QUALITY, AND DURABILITY ! are combined in G. L. Beath and Co's New Dress Materials for 1875. The Ladies of Ohristchuxch are invited to inspect our Special Values in TVTEW HOM3 SPUNB "XT BW COSTUME CLOTHS j>l "\T e W DIAGONALS i>l XfEW FBENCH REPPS i>l IXTKW SERGES 131 1 TEW FBENCH HOMESPUN JLI IVTEW MALANGS 1\ 1VT EW SATEEN CLOTHS -IN INJKW CAMLETS l> TVTEW PAS. TWEEDS jIM tvtew mebinos. i.l i^r ew costume Anticipating an Immense demand for our Now Celebrated Special Makes in Crisp Winceys Aberdeen Winceys Twill Winceys Check Winceys We have imported double our nsual supply, and with every confidence can recommend them as being the best value in the tra de. j.-- ——— - • -J (flfltino iV , r»»» o»a««u. roi'tli Hio monilfac. Swt t XailU.ss 1 turers early in the season, we are showing All uvVlftl Plsllll SI \ extra value in the following clans—"Argyle," All W«S £l«£S« "Gordon," "Bob Boy's," "Shepherd's," Xlll WOOI iriaiUS I "Boyal Stuart," "Victoria," "42nd," &c. Beath's Blankets and Flannels are now known far and wide as being the beet value shown in the Market—we make a special lead of these " Indispensable Cold "Weather Friende"—consequently our gale far exceeds anything we could hope for, were we to charge the ordinary Christchurch prices. A«t -n av> t^« tit a WTimfl S Direct from the English, Scotch, and 39 BALES BLANKETS i New Zealand Mills. U_ ____-. __. ■--«-«-»—-, ( Including—The following makes—Saxony BALES PLANNjELS \ Anti-Bheumatic—lmitation Welsh—Beal AUAWdkJ A. MiUl Ai <UAI» I Welsh &c ,_| ( j, and f qu yard wide, 2 2r&£?sU.. ARGYLE - HOUSE, CASHEL STEEET, CHEISTCHUECH. 8-25 5688 Branches—Lyttelton and Bangiora. IMPERIAL, BOOT DEPOT. NEW BOOT AND SHOE WABEHOUSE, CASHEL STBEET. "W. H .A. R JEI I & (Late of the firm of Harris and Goodman) BEGS respectf ally to announce that he has taken the promises lately occupied by Mr B. Button, painter, and next door to Dunstable House. The stock is all quite new, and W. Harris's long experience has enabled him to select only pnch goods as are suitable to the requirements of the place and the present season. In some items, the markete being overstocked, he has bought at very small advances on English cost, and has marked every article at prices which will defy competition. Manufacturing Branch. —This department will lie under hia personal supervision, as in the old establishment, which is a sufficient guarantee to his customers. THE IMPEBIAL BOOT DEPOT being larger and more convenient than the old premises, W. Harris intends to conduct the business on a more extended scale. The readymade etock will be found much more complete, and with a view to giving the business his whole attention he has disposed of his clothing stock to Mr A. Walker, Colombo street, to whom he has great pleasure in recommending hie old customers. All accounts owing on the late clothing business, W. Harris will be glad to receive at his new premises. 4-7 6051 ~ "TO PARTIES FURNISHING. r. w. wTI tees, WHATELEY BOAD, HAB determined, to SELL the whole of his well-assorted stock of ENGLISH AND COLONIAL FUBNITUBE at such a price as will assure a SPEEDF CLEAR A_NCE, consisting of:— 30 DBAWING-BOOM SUITES, in Utrecht, Velvets, Bep9, and Damasks 20 DINING-BOOM SUITES, in Leather and Hair-seating Also, a LABGE YABIETY OF COUCHES AND EASY CHAIBS. B W. W. also begs to call attention to his large Stock of BRUSSELS. TAPESTBIES, KIDDERMINSTER, AND FELT CARPETS AND HEARTH BUGS TO MATCH. MATS ASD MATTING. BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, AND BLANKETS, OF EVERT «i i DESCRIPTION. TEN PEE CENT. OFF FOB CASH. FOR OIJIS MONTH OJfLY t PREVIOUS to the business being haitdeo Las over go m SUOQEBBQB. 6490 HOK S E j|*||| O LOTUS. BUY TOUS HOKSB CLOTHS FROM The Old Established Shop, where you can select from THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK IN NEW ZEALAND And as CHEAP as any place in the Colonies. A Liberal Allowance to Large Purchasers. B. HAIiB ASTD CO, JDirect Importers, Caabel street;, Opposite Dnnstable House. 5-7 . 6882 "X*. -S-Kr- BE* 3Hfc «» CS T _ES 3E& Practical WATCHMAKER, Manufacturing JEWELLER, and SILVERSMITH, High street, Christchureh. (opposite the City Hotel), and Revell street, Hokitika, HAS ON HAND, FOR SALE, a LABGE and ELEGANT ASSORTMENT of JEWELLERY, DIAMOND GOODS, GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, Silver and Electro-plated Ware, Office, Drawing-room, and other Clocks, Philosophical, Optical, and Scientific Instruments of every description. Fire-inch Transit Theodolite, by Street and Co ..London. —Every descriDtion of Jewellery made to order on the premises. 12-7 2328 Mβ. THOMAS CANE, ARCHITECT AND BUILDING SURVEYOR, OXFORD TERRACE, CHRISTCHURCH. Plans and Specifications made for every description of Building. Bills of Quantities prepared, artificers , work measured and valued, Disputed building account* arraaged. $ttneft uA TftMuHK el aU»pi«iti9&6, 4*5 1356