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Press, Volume XXVI, Issue 3501, 24 November 1876, Page 4

£1000-0* Out Sterling. SECOND GBAND PEESENTATION. G. L. 23 BATH & Co. Beg to inform their numerous Customers in Town and Country that it is their intention to distribute, as NEW TEARS GIFTS FOR 1877 £1000 WORTH OF PXIZEB. The Distribution will take the form of a GBAND j\.RT UNION, ■. . . ■ ■ ■ - J > To be drawn early in Febraanr, 1877, at the Oddfellows' '.Hall, Jachfield street, Christchurch. w_ i Value £ a. A. First prize ... 75 0 0 . Second prize ... 35 0 0 Th rd prize ... 20 0 0 EACH 20 prizes, £5 ... 100 0 0 100 prizes, £2 -... 200 0 0 250 p-izes, £1 ... 250 0 0 403 prizes, 1 Oβ- 20110 0 474 prizes, 5s ... 118 10 0 i 1250 prizes Total. ■.-.".- £1000 O O : Tickets' may be obtained at Q. I*. BBATH & CO.'S Establishments, ; "Chrietchurch and Lyttelton, on and i _ after WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22»r>, 1876, subject to the following con- . ditions:—:' 1. Bach cash purchaser will be : presented with one whole ticket for eVery Pound's worth bought. For r example: the Purchaser of a Ten Pound Parcel will receire Ten Tiokete. - 7 ..,.-.... 3..Purchasers of Ten Shillings' worth of Goods will receive a Half Ticket, two of which must be rx- ; changed for a whole one prior to the \ . .... Drawing. , ; ", 3 Bach whole Ticket will be ,''. numbered. The winning numbers will appear in the Christchurch : - Papera the morning after the Draw- ': " "fing. " ".. ' . " ■ • ; _ f 4. The prizes, as above, will consist , ' ' ol'orderson G;L. BBATH & Co.for Goods to the amount of the Prizes. !| ...-,'"■ 6. The number of Tickets to be 'n; Jig»TenJ limited to. j>so3; • ' Customers are therefore requested to make their purchases as early as !j .. : ~.,. possible.'.' ./..'■ -■■•■'■ - '~ '■- '@. Holders of Prize Numbers will ''" be at liberty to select Ghoods to the : . Taloe of the Prizes drawn. g. ti. Miash & co., " OTOTHINtfIIANUFAOTtJBBBS, WHOLESALE & BETAIL DBAPERB, &c., ~ Argyle Houee, Christohurch ::' ■'"' ' ■ : .; M4;Lytteltotu' '.. '." ;; , : • ■■,■■■■-.-..■■ r •-■••! '-;,' i'-*j 'J- , ;. o;ii .-■ '■ .. s:. ■:,'■:':'■ " .;>../ : t. t ..■-','•:■:■ . '' i">v .. :. : 1 j \ v ■■■'■•' :') :.-:.' .','.-. -.".' .f '*'. .*.... '-. . ..,. ... .■:; Gγ. Ij* Bbath m '■. 00. : A * 'lIANtJFAOTUBBBβ OF .<-.. CLOTHING And Sole Agenta for BBATH, SCHIBSB, 4c GO'S CBLBBBATBD GEELONG TWEED, AND MBLBODBNE HADB CLOTHING. Beg to inform the public that they are now showing a magnificent ' Stock of Goods, made up especially FOB THEIB OWN TRADE In Melbourne, Qeelong, Nelson, Scotch, West of England, and Bliss Twist Tweeds, and Superfine Cloth, and Fanoj Coatings. For years past it has been their Btudy to introduce the Latest Novelties, both in Style and Material, to meet the increasing demands for ; FIBBT CLASS CLOTHING, And co thoroughly have they succeeded in pleasing.the public in this respect, that ABGYLB HOUSB Has become noted for GOOD CLOTHING, A GOOD FIT, AND MODERATE CHARGE, Which reputation they will always) make it their business to retain. Having added the practical Tailoring and Order Department, THB CHOICE IB GIVEN To have any garment made from the piece, at a small advance on the ready made price. THB LABGBST BTOCK OF JUVENILE BOYS' Sc YOUTHS* CLOTHING IN CANTEBBUBY. G. L. BBATH & GO, Wholesale and Betail Clothiers, &c 11-21 €667