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Press, Volume XLIV, Issue 6905, 10 November 1887, Page 1

Puhlic Notices. THE GLOBE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED, 79 CORNHILL, E.C., LONDOS. In th foj!? atter of the "Foreign Companies Act, '™> and of the Globe Murine Insurance Company. "VOTICE IS HER~EBY GIVEN that tbe n;T . f ° Uo is the Oftice for the Provincial rh/.'-ofi /° f Canterburj" where the Business of tnt Bald. Company is intended to be carried on. ♦■v ch . Le S al Proceedings may bo served rSm-, the - s^ ld Company, and all Notices or Communications sent or left— TATinra w£xT I SSS burch ' at thc Office of JAMES HENDERSON. Xo. 17S HEREFORD STREET. GEO. S. GRAHAM. Attorney for the Globe Marine Insurance Company. 420 THE MERCANTILE FINANCE COMPANY _ LIMITED). Incorporated under the Provisions of the Conipan'es Act, 1882. CAPITAL ..' .. .. £20,000, With power to incro_se. Registered Office: Morten's Buildings, Christchuroh. directors: A. W. Rutherford, runholder, Waiau. Samuel Manning, gentleman, Christchurch. William Recce, ironmonger, Christchuioh. Benjamin Hale, importer, manufacturer, Christchurch. John T. Bell, land and estate agent, Chriatchurch. Augustus Wm. Bennetts, auctioneer, Christchurch. solicitor-manager: T. G. Russell. BANKERS Colonial Bank of New Zealand. riUliS Company is prepared to ADVANCE X MONE V upon Freehold Property, in large or small sums, at Current Rates of Interest; also, upon the Security of Bills of Sale, Mortgages of Stock, W«ol and Azricultural Liens, and Personal Property generally. Forfurtherparticulofrs apply to T. G. RUSSELL, Solicitor, Christchurch. A. W. BENNETTS, Auctioneer, Christ-, church. T. W. DUKANT. Agent. Leeston. %379 Educational. Jβ 13 • HULB ER T. TEACHER OF MUSIC, (Late conductor of the Arion Musical Society, London), Has vacancies for pupils for Pianoforte or Singing. London testimonials and references to pupils if. desired. Terms—Two Guineas per term of 26 lessons; term commencing with first lesson. Concerts attended. Address—Tuam street, Linwood, eighth house over the East Belt. Lost and Pound. LOST from Riccarton on October 26th, 1887, Black Pony M.ire, with Cloth on. Any person giving such information as will lead to the recovery of same to F. W. Ford, 204 Heroford street, will be rewarded. 159 Oi REWARD—LOST about 60 fat CROSSJb 1 BRED SHEEP, branded JJ with tar. Anyone giving information leading to their, recovery will receive tho above reward. James Jones, butcher, Templeton. 518 Meetings, && CONYERS MASONIC LODGE, No. 1916, E.C. OEGUIiAR Monthly Meeting, This Evening XV (Thursday), November 10th, at the Conycrs Masonic Hall, Sandyford street, Sydenham, at 7.30 p.m. Visiting Brethren Cordially Invited. By order of the W.M. 510 C. STEVENSON, Sec ff . IXNCOLN ROAD BAPTIST CHUKCH, Five minutes' walk above the Show Grounds. A NNIVERSARY AND T>UB_IC T^iTE-TING, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11th. Tea on tables from 4.30 to 7. Tickets Is. Visitors to the Show heartily welcomed. 501 CHRISTCHURCH DIOCESAN CHORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL FESTIVAL* IN THE CATHEDRAL, 2iTH NOVEMBER. NOTICE TO CHOIRS. PRACTICE THIS EVENING, in St. John's Schoolroom, at Half-past Seven. 497 J. S. JAMESON, Hon. Sec. Election Notices. TO THE RATEPAYERS QF THE RICCARTON RIDING OF THE SELWYN COUNTY COUNCIL. f*i BNTLEMEN,-The Road Districts of \jr Riccarton and Templeton having been severed from the Avon District, and formed into a separate Riding, I beg to inform you that I am a Candidate for election for the said Riding, and most respectfully solicit your support. I remain. Gentlemen, i Yours faithfully, W. BOAG. Bornside, Fendalton, Bth November. 1887. 465 ELECTION NOTICE. SELWYN COUNTY COUNCIL. is hereby given that the undermen_L% tioned candidates have been Nominated for ELECTION as MEMBERS of the Selwyn County Council for the Ridings set opposite their respective names, viz. :— _~ ~ ~ „.,,„„ / Mr Samuel Bailey Riccarton Riding j Mr William Boag f Mr Thomas A. Alsop Lincoln Riding < Mr Henry William I. Perymjfc A Poll for the Election of One Member for each of the said Ridings will be taken on WEDNESDAY, 16th November, 1887, between the hours of 9 a.m, and 6 p.m., at the following places:— For the Riccarton Riding, at the Riccarton Road Board Office, Fendalton, and the Templeton Road Board Office, Yaldhurst. For the Lincoln Ridimr, at the Lincoln Road Board Office, Prebbleton, the Sprinprs Road Board Oftice, Springston, and Mr Ellis' house, Sroddart's Farm. W. JAMESON. 500 Returning Officer. Funeral Notices. FUNERAL REFORM. WLANGFORD. Furnishing Undertaker. , Furnishes Funerals as follows :— Hearse, coach, covered coffin, and attendance— For Adults, from .. ..£6OO Children's, complete .. .. £2 10 0 Note the Address—Workshops, Corner North and East belts; cr, Office, next J. Goodman's Boot Shop, Colombo Street. Country ordere will receive prompt attention. 5192 XT OCRIMSHAW i * UNDERTAKER, Funerals Furnished at Lowest ChargeTown or Country. 41 DURHAM STREET SOUTH. J. C. FELT ON, High Strket, Raugiora. FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. Funerals conducted in town-and country at moderate rates and in approved style. .214 •James JL_amb furnishing undkrtajkeb, 36 LICHFIELD STRKET EAST Funerals completely furnished in town or country at most , reasonable charges. Pleaee note, the address. Three doors from Barbadoea streetj_earEast Beit. 7318 THE Friends of Mr E. Butler are invited to Attend the Funeral of his late Son, Phillip Nathan. The Fiineral will leave Mr Kraser's, Springfield, at 3.30 p.m. on Friday, November llth. 1887. 503 rriHE Friends of Mr Carl Frickhoffer are roX apectfully informed that the Funeral of his late daughter, BerLba Dorathea, will leave his residence, Salisbury street west. To-day. 1 November 10th, at 10.30 _m., for the Ad-ing-ton Cemetery. i H. FUHRMAN, Undertaker, ! 511 209 Colombo street.