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Press, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5365, 5 December 1882, Page 2

STANDARD PBOPEBTY INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Ojticb: Hereford street. ffIHE OFFICE will be OPEN for the sJL purpose off' -Beceiving Subscriptions and Ouier Payments* and Applications for fXiOSDb between the hours of 3 and 6 p.m. tm. WEDNESDAY, December 6th: • ABGHEBALD SCOTT, ~"- Manager for Canterbury. Christchurch, December 2nd, 1882. 12-5 8712 FUBNITURE, CARPETS, & BEDDING. IN LIQUIDATION. ASSIGNED ESTATE OF MUKCHIE AND KING, CASHEL STEEET. riIHE whole of the STOCK is now being X OFFERED at greatly SEDUCED i PEICES for cash. J Every Article Must be Sold. Come Early. Sale now on. FLOOR CLOTHS, BEDSTEADS, CROCKERY, &c., &c. 12-2 8615 FOE EYE, EAE. AND THEOAT DISEASES. T|B. T> M.D., Specialist for Diseases of the Eye, Ear, and Throat, MAY BE CONSULTED IN DUNEDIN, MURRAY'S PEWATE HOTEL, Until New Year, Previous to V g Visit to Australia. 11-29 8490 -*m Ttl have the following SUMS OF f| MONEY awaiting Investment on Mortgage of Approved Freehold Securities at Lowest Current Rates of Interest for periods of two years and upwards:—£3ooo, .£550, £450, .£450, £300, £300, and £250. We have also smaller sums, from £50 upwards, for investment on similar securities at usual rates. We have also TOWN PEOPEBTIES in Lvttelton and Christchurch FOE SALE and TO LETion BUILDING LEASE. In the case of suitable tenants, Buildings will & Christchurch, 4th December, 1882. - " • 10-18 6814 •OUENHAM INDUSTfiIAL SCHOOL. CONTRIBUTIONS are SOLICITED towards providing the ANNUAL TBEAT for the in-, mateeof the above Institution, also in aid of the Band Fund. The number of children has increased last year by 57, and there are now 274 inmates. The Government provide the Christmas, Dinner, but do not contribute anything towards the Treat or the maintenance of the Band Fund.The public have had many opportunities ' or noticing the efficiency of the Burnham' Band, which has hitherto been maintained by the Master, supplemented by outside aid. .._; There"are2sboys who have instruments, and there are 20 without. The Master has expended between £100 and £200 in ■ftTffiTifrMTiiTig' the Band, and the Bandmaster's services cost £52 per annum. The Band plays Out in the open every night for the amusement of the children, and in winter time in the schoolroom, besides assisting at .concerts and entertainments, &cThus many an evening passes away cheerfully and with contentment, which otherwise might not be the case. Boys leaving the Institution are enabled to join other Bands (this has taken place), thus furnishing them with a source of enjoyment ana occupation, besides having a strong tendency to prevent their falling into temptation or seeking amusement in objectionable ways. It is feared that 1101688 the public come forward in aid, the Master wiU be obliged to discontinue the Band, in fact he has stated as much. The public are respectfully and urgently ■ recuested to contribute to both or either of the above objects, which are j eminently worthy of their sympathy, — -l-and-sußportt ,_i_l _~.___