Amusements. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. FLOWER SHOW. Christchurch Horticultural ooctetys AUTUMN SHOW. i A L A C E MX INK. Doors open To-Day, Friday, from 12 o'clock until 6 p.m. Evening—From 7.30 p.m. until 10 p.m. GREAT SUCCESS OF THE FINEST AND LARGEST FLOWER SHOW EVER HELD IN NEW ZEALAND. Promenade Concert To-Night. More Exhibits To-Day. Electric Fernery. Rare Display of FTOWERS I FRUIT | VEGETABLES Fl O -VERS FRUIT 1 VEGETABLES FLuWEKS I FRUIT | VEGETABLES OPEN ALL DAY (TO-DAY) FRIDAY. ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING, Children Half-price. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THIS WONDERFUL SHOW. THOS. GORDON. Secretary. Columbia Xylite jlvoller Relating Company, tuam street hall. THIS Favorite RINK will be OPENED to the PUBLIC for Roller Skating on Saturday, march 9th, at 2 p.m. Owinrf to the non-arrival of Skates ordered from America, Skaters will only be charged for the use of the floor. Ladies' Morning Session, 10 to 12, Free. Aiterniton Session, 2 to 5, Sixpence. Evening Session, 7.30 tv 10, Sixpence. Music provided. Respectability guaranteed. F. CONWAY HARRISON, 3716 Manager. Government Notices. Inspector of Asylums Office, Wellington, March stb. 1889. APPLICATIONS are invited for the position Of MEDICAL -"I.:PEItINTENDENT of tiie Seacliff Lunatic As>lum; Salary, Six Hundred a \ c <r, wi .. Residence, Rati-.ns, Fuel and Light. App ications must be deli verert at this Office by the 31st iiiSU, and the successful applicant will be required to enter on bis duties by the Ist May. D. MacGREGOR, 3693 msp ctor. Tenders fIIENDERS are invited for ADDITIONS to JL H- HOUSE in Clothier Bireet, Lin wood, to close on Tuesday, 12 h. Plans and specifications to be seen at the office uf J. GLANVILLE. Architect, 3784 127 Manchester street. TO BUILDERS. niENDER-* are invited till 1 p.ra. on SaturX (.ay. the 9th in-.t_, for ERECTING a CoTTAGifi at Woolsi.on. JOHN WHITELAW, 3568 Architect. TO CARTERS, &c. THE RICCARTON ROAD BOARD invite TE.VDKRS Tor BHOKEN METAL »nd i BOULDERS for the maintenance of the Main , Koada, and tor GRAVELLING By-roads as ' under, viz.:— MAIN ROADS. Riccarton and West Coast Roads—Metal or Boulders, 610 cubic yards. Fendakon Road—Metal or Boulders, 250 cubic yards. Hagley Park Road—Metal, 600 cubic yards. Harewood Road—Metal or Boulders, iOO cubic yards. North Road—Screei ed Shingle, 200 yards. BY-ROADS. Sawyers' Arms aud Kaiapoi and Prebbleton Junction Road—Gravelling 90 chains. Tooiu's and Boundary Roads— Gravelling 50 chains. Gardner's and Gardner's, junr., RoadsGravelling 118 t hams. Fendakon Road—Gravelling 125 chains. Higheted's Road—Gravelling 100 chains. Wairarapa Road - Gravelling H) chains. Specifications may be seen at the Board's Office, Ft-ndalton, where Tenders are to be lodged before four o'clock on SATURDAY, the Bth of March, 1889. N. ELLIS, Surveyor to the Board. Board OfflraTIENDERS are invited for abont 1000 CUBTC J YARDS of BROKEN STONE SCREENNGS. 'Specification at the Municipal < )fflces. Tenders to be sent in to the Town Clerk by 0 o'clock a.m. on Monday next, the 11th inst. C. WALKDBN, City Surveyor. 6t,h March, 1889. _ J^mmmm^mmtmmL 37si CJTRAYKD, into the White Swan Hotel 0 Stables, One Bay HORSE, about 16 hands, ■white off forefoot and white off hindfoot. Owner can hare the same by paying expenses. 3798 C! TOLEN or STRAYED, from our Stables in © Gloucester street, 1 CHESTNUT FILLY, 3 off. Anyone giving such information a& will lead to her recovery will be rewarded. Moir and Co., Caahel street, Christchurch. 3728 LOST, or Stolen from our yard, on Thursday Night, ONE BAY HORNBY MARE (live years old), with black points. Small white blaze on face. One white hind foot, one white front foot. Scar under saddle flap on near sid*-. Newly shod all round. Small lump on inside of near hind fetlock: well bred mare, short legs, deep body. Any information that will lead to her recovery will be rewarded. T. Durant and Son. Merchan s, Leeston 3691 LOST on T esday, sth instant, between Boys' High School and Bingsland, a Silver Hunting WaTCH and CHAiN. Finder rewarded Dy returning same to Morrow, Bassett and Co. 3780 Funeral Notice* FUNERAL REFORM. Vr• IiANGFORD, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, Furnishes Funerals as follows:—Hearse, coach, covered coffin, and attendance— £ s. d. For Adults, from .. ..600 Children's, complete .. .. 210 0 Please note the Address Workshops, Corner North and East belts; or. Office, next J. Goodman's Boot Shop, Colombo street. Country orders will receive prompt attention. 5192 IB UNDXRTAKXR, funeral* famished aC Lowest Charges Town or Country. 41 DURHAM BTREgT SOUTH. Oalkbld and Oons, Cabinetmakers. Upholsterers, and Undertaken, Colombo road, Sydenham. FUNJCRALS Furnished in the best style at lowest current rates on shortest notice town or country). 3933 •James Lamb, furnishing undbbtaker, 35 lichfield street bast ■ FUNERALS completely furnished in town P or country a* most reasonable charges. Please note the address. Three doors from Barbadoes street, near East Belt. mHS Friends of the late Mr William Flesher ■ are respectfully informed that his Funeral will leave his late residence, Avebury, Richmond, on Saturday, 9th March, at 2JJO p.m., lor the Avonside cemetery. J. LAMB, Undertaker, I 370? 35 Lichfield street.
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Press, Volume XLVI, Issue 7253, 8 March 1889, Page 1
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