Eellgiotis Services. GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PBB3BY TERIAN CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND. THE GENERAL "ASSEMBLY of thl* Church frill commence its sittings In ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH ON THE EVENING OF TUESDAY, 10th INST., at 7 o'clock, whea the REV. A. M. BKATTIE, Of AAburton, ex-Moderator, will preach and preside. Future meetings ot the Assembly, will be held in the Old Provincial Council Chambera, beginning on Wednoday morning. 8866 Agricnltnral and PastoralCANTERBTJKY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. NOTICE. •THE CANTERBURY RAM AND EWE FAIR WILL BK HELD ON THE ASSOCIATION GROUNDS, ox THURSDAY, MARCH 19ENTRIES WILL "BE RECEIVED up to IHURSDAY, MARCH THE 12TH, At the Association Rooms. ENTRANCE FEE - Rams 2s, irrespective of number. Kwesls, do do Entries must be Accompanied by Entrance Fees. P.S.—The Annual General Meeting of the Aspociation will be held as usual on the Evening of the Ram Fair. 8983 M. MURPHY, Secretary. Lost and FooncU LOST, from Camla, River Selwyn, near Dunsandel, 32 two-tooth half bred SHEEP, branded Zon rump. Last seen on Tuesday, at tho back of Mr dtrange's property. Anyone giving such information as mar lead to their recovery will be rewarded. Vvestenra Bra?., February 7th. 1891. flO&f Wanted. ___ Bike's Registry Office. 171 Armagh st. (nextDr* Deamer). Telephone 397. IF you Want Good Servants. Male or female,, Apply Sime'e Registry. Are you Wanting ii Situation of any kind! Call at Simei Registry. No engagement no charge. •\T W.C.A. REGISTRY, 176 Colombo street 1 c (side encrance next Miss Morrison's Dairy). No trouble spared to suit ladies or servants. ' ■CTCTANTED iKNOWN—For Sale, To-day. Tf another warehouseman's Stock of. Ribbons at less than half-price, A warehouseman's Stock of New Prillingß, at leas than hoir-prloe. Shaw, Robinson and Co., 7he Hail, High streec . "IXT-ANTED, the Ladies of Christchuroh to V f know Miss McUormiok walta upon persons who havo Second-hand Clothing to dispose of. Tee highest price given tor Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothing, Jewellery, Furniture,, Books, &c Address Colombo road, Sydenham, > near the Railway Gates, and 133 Lower High street. > | . . ■ - *«nSTANTED, Persons desirous ot Renting f y Properties to oall or send for our weekly , printed To Let Circular. Hopkins and Baggs, ! \fethedrat square. ANTED KNOWN—Mrs Tapley, Gover-. nor'e Bay, has flrsc-rate accommodation for fftmfliea and others, at very moderate , charges.' Fishing, Boating, Sea-Bathing,. I Splendid Grounds. Apply on premises, or to Hopkins and Baggs, Cathedral Square. WANTED KNOWN—Absolute Clearance Beath's. Wednesday, 21st instant, and fourteen following days. G. L. Beath and Co. VjCTANTJtCD to Purchase, for cash clients, TT Farm of 100 to 150 Acres good Land, with good Dwelling-house and Outbuildings; also Ferm'2o to 30 Acres, with Boildjngsj, Halawell district preferred. George' Hamill," Cathedral square. . WANTED KNOWN—Absolute Clearance Beath's. Wednesday, 21at instant, and fourteen following daye. <i. L. Beath and Co. WANTED to Sell, Farm of 350 Acres, good sheep or agricultural Land, well fenced aud watered. Price £2 163 an acre. Would take property in Christchurch or suburbs in exchange as part or whole of the purchase money. George HamiU, Cathedral square. ■fkTKTANTED to Sell, Farm of X7O Acres nratfV class Land at Southoridge, well fenced subdivided and watered, with running stream in every paddock, good eight-roomed, House and every necessary outbuilding. A splendid farm at a very low price and on very easy terms. George Hamill, Cathedral square. WANTED to Sen, Farm 20 Acres, splendid Land, with good four-roomed Etooue, &ci, six miles from town; very low price;, would take a four-roomed House in the suburbs as part payment; balance arranged. George HamUl, Cathedral square. WANTED, you to visit the Sale of Drapery and Booia in the Bankrupt Estate of Daley and Cooney. TCTI3ITOR3 to Dunedin will find Comfortable V Accommodation at Mrs James' Private' Boarding Establishment, Albyn House, KingBtreet, Dnnedin. 62*3 SUPERIOR Dyeing andOeaning in all It* »C 5 branches, with deepatoh, at moderate prices by J. Aruiger, from London, Christchurch Dye Works, 48 Oxford ferrace W., near Montreal Bridge. PREMIER Oyster Saloon — Hot Fish or Oyster Luncheons Daily, Iβ. Our rooms are the best in the colony. Waddington and Jones. 178 Colombo street. 8931 STUDENTS' Gowns and Trenchers Made to O.derata few hours' notice, atlodweet prices. J. Ballantyne and Co. Bargaine in Ladies' Jackets and 0 Dust Cloaks at the D.I.C. Coloaaal Sale. PECIAL Bargains in Ladies' Silk and Lace Mantles, Mantillas and Capes at the D.LC Colossal Sale. - a LADIES' Washing and Colored* Costumes half-price at the D.LC Coloaaaf Sale. EATENTS, Drawings and Specification Prepared, Patents Obtained, and Trade ks Registered. A. H. Hart, Registered Patent Agent, 238 Colombo street. Christchurch. ILLUMINATED ADDRESSES prepared by 1 A. H. Hart, Arooitect, 258 Colombo street. Specimens. MRS IZETT gives special attention to Employer* Requiring Servants for Country, none of bad character being senc Ready for Engagement--Certificated governess, lady helps, thorough housekeepers, monthly nurses, hotels, station, farm cooks (barmen), married couples, grooms, gardeners, shepherds, ploughmen, laboring men, boys, &c Board, residence, famished apartments, respectable good table) lodgings for aervanta 1970 OjTOCKINGS and Socka Knitted and Re 0 footed equal to Hand Knitt by experienced Knitters at Thomas's Home Knitt Manufao tory. 31 Victoria street, 401 MRS~ROSS. with diploma for Midwifery, and Diseases of Women. Consulting •a, 9 to 11 a.m. and 3n> 9 p.m. No. 17 Faacook street, oft Durham street north. 3lga PXCIAL Line Suaahades half cost price"ac the D.I.C. Colossal Sale. f OT of Children's Costumes half-price at the I a D.LC. Colossal Sale. ■ OCAL Industry—" A Sight Worth Seeing " 1 a —Beautiful Patterns in Kalapol Dress Tweeds, the best ever produced. J. Ballantyne and Co. __, ■ CABINET PORTRAITS 10s per doz. CD.V; 6a. Butch and 8011, U5 Victoria Cnrietchurcn. __ _ B INNER Sets, Tea Bete, and a& kinds of China and Glassware, Iα great variety, attnePJUC. ' a FASHIONABLE Stock of Dress Fabrics. >% part of a warehouseman's Stock; Special Value. J. B&ilantyne and Co. PERSONS GIVING UP HOUSSKE&PING ABO Wishing to Avoid Che Rlak and Inconvealenoe of a Sale, ABB REMINDED THAT J. BOWMAN AND SON AESCASH PURCHASERS OF FURNTTUBE AND EFFECTS TO ANY EXTENT, OUTDOOR SALES CONDUCTED. J. BOWMAN" and SON, Auetioaw. 200 Heretord itieet.
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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7782, 9 February 1891, Page 1
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