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Public Notices. I

ptHRISTCHURCH FOOTBALL CLUB. All those Members who ordered Shirts From Melbourne can have the same by Calling at Warner's Commercial Hotel, between \ i and 9 p.m. 6-10 7805 /CANTERBURY HAT MANUFACTORY. f C. P. HULBERT, HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURER, Removed to temporary premises, Opposite Cobb and Co's Horse Repository, Cashel street. * Hats and Caps of all kinds Made to Order. 3-29 5746 HORSE CLOTHS. BUY YOUR HORSE CLOTHS AT J. TRISTS, x__:_srT m^lkeh, CASHEL STREET, Opposite A 1 Hotel, First maker of Horse Cloths in New Zealand. N.B.—Liberal allowance made to the trade and country store keepers. 4-1 6869 nnO MRS J. FLANAGAN, OXFORD. Oxford, June 3rd, 1875. W. G. CUNNINGHAM, in apologising to Mrs Flanagan for certain remaiks made by him in reference to her, cannot but add that the terms he used have been grossly misconstrued, and mischief made where none was intended. For the rest, I must admit the remarks I made were most indiscreet, as having never had any other occasion than that of the greatest of respect to make in alluding to Mrs Flanagan or her husband. All I can say in conclusion is that it was merely a thoughtless joke, which I am exceedingly sorry for, and so I beg to remain, Yours respectfully, 6-7 7705 W. G. CUNNINGHAM. NOTICE is hereby given that MR W. G. BRITTAN has been appointed Church Steward. All MONEYS PAYABLE to the Church Property Trustees, Christ's College, Diocesan Fund, Jackson Trust, or other Church Funds, will be received by the Church Steward as heretofore. H. J. C. CHRISTCHURCH, Chairman. Christ's College, May 29th, 1875. 5-31 7523 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. THE " GLOBE" OFFICE is REMOVED to New Premises in HEREFORI STREET, opposite to the Bank of New Zealand, where all advertisements and communications for the Editor will be received CATHEDRAL FUND. Subscriptions already advertised (to August 19th, 1874) :— PAID £4480 16 9 PROMISED ... 6044 3 4 £10,525 0 1 Balance of original New Subscriptions paid or sub- subpromised subsequently, scriptions. scription;. £ s. d. £ s. d. J. J. Melhuish ... 110* Extra Honorarium ... 62 10 0* A Friend (C) 0 10 0* Arbitration 6 5 0* Executors late Cyrus Davie 25 0 Of H. Packer 40 0 0* Mrs Packer 10 0 0* J. Badden 2 2 0* T. D. Bellett 10 0 0* Alexander Shand (Chatham Islands) 2 0 0* A, tf. Allington ... 5 5 0* K. and P. Westenra ... 30 0 0* A Friend (by Mr Justice Gresson), H. ... 15 0 0* W. D. Wood 60 0 0* Robert Williams ... 10 0 0* Joanna D. D. Harper 10 0 0* Dominick Browne ... 2 0 0 James Harding (in 3 years 8 0 0 By Messrs E. Strange and another, Christchurch, list No. 4, to date:— J. Healey 110* R.Walters .„ ... 110* E. Millett 5 6 0 F. K. Suart 10 0 Messrs Sargood and Co. 20 0 0* * Paid. t Pa"* in part. Payments received since August 19th, 1874, on account of subscriptions already advertised. £ s. d. £ s. d. T. A. Berg ... ... 110 0 H. J. Ainger 6 0 0 J. E. Fitzgerald ... 8 0 0 Hon. J. B. A. Acland 50 0 0 DrParkerson 2 0 0 Executors late Dr Barker 20 0 0 Rev G. J. Cholmondeley 8 0 0 J. Davies 0 10 0 Rev W. W. Willock ... 25 0 0 D. J. Fitzgibbon ... 3 3 0 C. R. Blakiston ... 12 10 0 Yen Archdeacon Wilson 60 0 0 Rev J. G. Collis, D.b. " 10 0 0 J. Kay 10 0 Glanville and Stevens 2 2 0 Mr Tribe 110 J. Hill 10 0 Mr Justice Gresson ... 300 0 0 , The Dean of Christchurch ... ... 6 0 0 Mr Hewlings 60 0 0 \ J.S. Withnall 2 0 0, J. D. Enys ... ... JO 0 0 J. Luck... ... .:. 50 0 0 Archdeacon Harper ... 10 0 0 H. O. H. Knowles ... 10 0 0 Rev E. H. Knowles ... 6 0 0] Rev R. R. Bradley ... 6 0 0] Josh. Palmer ... ... 30 0 0 < The Bishop of Christ- t church 30 0 0 ] Sir Thos. Acland ... 100 0 0 Mr W. Strange 25 0 0 Mr E. Strange 25 0 0 r April 26th, 1876. c a The second contract is drawing to a close, c and the second grant of £5000 from the Church Property Trustees (making £10,000 in all) is more than half exhausted. If the r work is to go on, it will be necessary that | subscriptions should come in more quickly a and freely than is the case at present. No further contract of any large extent can be * entered into with the funds which can at present be relied upon, and it has been found on a careful estimate of the work—the first of a detailed nature which has been made— that a sum oi from £10,000 to £12,000 will be required, beyond tbe amount already promised, before the nave and aisles of tbe • Cathedral can be roofed in, and so far com- . pleted as to be available for the pur- v poses of divine service. As it cannot be expected that further grants will be made for this object from tbe Church Trust Estate, which has already contributed • so largely towards it, it is evident ihat greater efforts will have to be made, and a more liberal spirit evinced on the part of the s public generally, to prevent the work being ?, brought to a standstill. v Subscriptions (which may be spread at the donor's option over a period of three years) /i may be paid to C. R. Blakiston, Esq, acting h Treasurer, to any Member of the Cathedral ™ Commission, or persons authorised by them, ■> or at the Union Bank of Australia, to the ac- ~ count of the Cathedral Fund. * CROASDAILE BOWEN, Eon Secretary. April 2etb, 1875, 6-3 0703^