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NELSON, MO ATE & CO, BEG to draw the attention of the publio to the fact that! tie most important that they should insist upon having Nelson, Moate and Co.'s Pure | Teas when they aslt for for them.aa the market is full of inferior mixtures pat up in simUar packets, and pushed upon the public for the sake of extra I profit. N. M. and Co.'s Natural Flavored Prize Teas have by far the largest sale in the SOUTHERN WORLD. 899y TO LET. T>RKMISES in CASHEL STREET, lately occupied by Messrs Aitken and Roberts, as a whole or in two shops. Also, \JfT AREHOUSE and GARDEN n the rea of the above premises. Apply to GOULD, BEAUMONT & CO. Julyffth, 1889. . TO LET. TTXOUSE of eight rooms, No. 300 SOUTH BiiXT, with Garden of quarter of an acre, recently occupied by Mr Bowie. Apply to GOULD, BEAUMONT & CO. July 6th, 18S9. $0

TODAY'S CONTENTS. m ANOTHER MINING DISASTER— 200 LIVES LOST. THE BATTLE oTwADY HALF A— FURTHER DETAILS. AFFAIRS IN FRANCE— DISGRACEFUL SCENES IN THE CHaMBER-A CRISIS EXPECTED. GRANTS TO FAMILY. FOUNDERING OF THE STEAMER AFGHAN. THE REPRESENTATION BILL. THE OTAGO CENTRAL RAILWAY. CHRISTCHURCH GAS BILL. ARRIVAL OF~THE BARQUE ROTHESAY BAYNINE OF THE CREW ARRESTED. NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITIONDELEGATES IN CHRISTCHURCH. CATHEDRAL SERVICES. Sunday. Mativs Service, Ouseley in A; anthem, "Blessed are they" (fa S e); Holy Communion, Out-eley in A; hyume 197,312,182. KvKNdONG—Ousele/iii A; anthem, "lathe Lord put Imy trust" (Stewart.); hymns 198.260.