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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7803, 5 March 1891, Page 4

D. I. C. """ NOW OPENING FIRST SHIPMENT FOR COMING SEASON. WAIT FOB OUB GRAND SUMMER FAIR FRIDAY NEXT, 9 A.M. IjONARGAN. McCLEA ahd CJo. 9243 THE SALE o» GBAHAM, PITT and BENNETTS BANKRUPT STOCK, £6500 BOUGHT FOR £2388, COMMENCES TO-DAY. SHAW, ROBINSON and CO., SUCCESSFUL TENDERERS. T%/|R F. W. THOMPSON SURGEON DENTIST, 218 HIGH STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. Hours—lo a.m. to 5 p.m. Having purchased Dr. N. A. Neeley*s Dental Practice, Mr Thompson may Dβ consulted at he above address. 852 PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Capital aiOQ.COoTFuUy PAID UP. LOANS «?ra«t*d from FIFTY POUNDS aed Upwards. H. R. WBBB, Maaftgtf. Office3—l9s, Hereford street, Iα THE HOT LAKES. "THREE IN A COACH," BY TWO OF THEM. THE MOST GRAPHIC AND INTERESTING DESCRIPTION KVBK, WRITTIU* OF THE HOT LAKE DISTRICT, WAS COMMENCED IN THK "WEEKLY PRESS ,, ■ ' ■. ' . '. or ■ - ' i FEBRUARY 20th, And will be Continued from week to -week until completed. 1T is Written by Two New Zealand Colonists In an extremely Pleasant style and gives the MOST FAITHFUL and ACCURATE DESCRIPTION that has yet appeared of TARAWERA and the TERRACES Destroyed by the Eruption of 1888.' It will be found most invaluable for sending to Friends in England and Australia, and will oonvey an Accurate Impression Of New Zealand's Wonderland. 990* TO-DAY'S CONTENTS. ". ; \ ' . V♦ " • . FRANCE AND GERMANY— THE EMPEROR INCENSED. THEATRICAL DISPUTEMR ST. MAUR AND MR CHRISTIE MURRAY. THE FEDERATION CONVENTION— SIR HENRY PAREBS , RESOLUTIONS. WESLEYAN CONFERENCE. FIRES LAST NIGHT. WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION. LABOR QuisTIONS— THE QUEENSLAND DIFFICULTY. NEW ZEALANdTuNIVERSITY— MESTINa OF THE SENATE. WAIMAKARIRI PKOTECTIVE WORKS.