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PUBLIC NOTICES. ■yrjrr E abe buyers of COCKSFOOT RYEGBASS OATS. EARLY POTATOES. CANTERBURY SEED CO., 12 CATHEDRAL SQUARE, SPECIAL LINES no % NEW PRICE LIST. ztHfl BOXES ENGLISH PARAFFIN WAX CANDLES. PER LB _. „ 6Jd 251b BOX _ M 13s 6d 400 GAL TANK NEAVE'S FOOD. PER TIN .. M 10d PERDOZ « «. 10s TQQ CASES FINEST SHEEP TONCUES. Ilb TINS «. „ 8d 2lb TINS _ «. Is 4d BEST WHITE SAGO - I*D per lb . BEST TAPIOCA .. lin „ CHAMPION PRIZE HAMS .» 6in „ CHAMPION PRIZE BACON.. 5iD „ FRESH PORK SAUSAGES .. 4£d .. (Our own make). 500 OHESTS OR IENT T EA ( otlr New Brand) PER LB. - ..2s. Reductions on Tins and Half Chests. Carriage paid to any Railway Station in New Zealand. ORIENT TEA. This is the Coming Tea, it possesses QUALITY, STRENGTH and FLAVOUR. ORIENT TEA Is a Grand, Strong ECONOMICAL TEA. and will bear Watering the Second and Third time; there is plenty of "pull out "in it. WARDELL BROS. & CO. FIRE BRIGADE DEMONSTRATION. IMPORTANT AND PARTICULAR ANNOUNCEMENT. . A LUNCH will be PROVIDED at the LANCASTER PARK HOTEL, from 12 till 2 p.m., in First Class Style, and will be attended by Competent and Attentive Waiters. Charge—One Shilling. 4962f QUILL, Proprietor. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. LOST POLICY. IT is the intention of this Society on or after the 12th day of April next to ISSUE a CERTIFIED COPY in place of POLICY No. 180190 on the life of William Cattermoor, of Fernside, and which is alleged to have been destroyed. Wellington, Uth March, i 896. EDWARD W. LOWE, 4956 . Resident Secretary. 5* PER CENT. \\ru HAVE VARIOUS SUMS TO LEND YY •• AT 54 PER CENT. BARMAN and YON HAAST. SOLICITORS, 213 HEREFORD STREET. 4357F I BEG to acknowledge with THANKS the receipt of the following 1 contributions towards the Truman Relief Fund, received'in response to letter in the Press. JOHN SMELLIE. Mr C. J. Wentworth Cookson £1, Mr G. G. Greig fil, Mrs M. A. Smith £5, Mr W. Thompson £1, Mr J. j Little 10s, Mr J. Stanton 10s, Mr J. Dick £1 Is, Hubbard and Hall (sfroceries) ss. Collected by Rev. IJ. Dellow—Mr T. Wilson 10s, Mrs Wilson 10s, Miss Burne 10s, Miss S. Burne 10s, Mr Jas. Stanton ss, A Friend Is, Mr Porter and family ss. Mrs McKensrfe 4s. Collected by Mr j Hunter—Mr W. Hunter £2 2s, Mrs E. Moore £1, Toneycliffe and Carey (goods) £1, Mason, Strathers and Co. £1, Hard Up ss, Mr H. J. Sheppard £1 Is, J.G.L. ss, E.G. 2s, Mrs R. 2s 6d. Mr C. Alland ss, Mr J. Freeman ss, C.D.L. ss, Williams and Stephens£l Is, E. Ree»»eandSons £1 Is, Mr W. R. Cook 10s, Mr J. Troup 10s, Mrs H. Is, Mrs F. B. 2s 6d, Mre Q. 2s 6d, Mr A. E. G. Rhodes £1 Is, Mr J. | Thompson £1, A Friend 3s, Mr W. Jacques ss, Mrs W. 2s, Mrs C. 2s 6d, R.W. 2s bd, Attendants Sunnyside Asylum £6 10s, Mr G. G. Stead £2 2s, J.R.D.-2s 6d, Mr C. M.H.R., £1 Is, Mr W. Loyd4s, E.C.L. 2s. —£56 19s. 4959 PENFOLD'S SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WINES. From Dr. Penfold's Grange Vineyards, HagilL Adelaide WE are in Reeript of REGULAR SHIPMENTS of these Pure and Genuine Wines. For invalids there are no more pure and nourishing wines to be obtained. Largely recommended by medical men. F. ARCHER and CO., . Hereford atreet. RAM AND EWE FAIR. /CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL RAM AND EWE FAIR WILL TAKE PLACE OS THE ASSOCIATION'S GROUNDS OS THURSDAY and FRIDAY NEXT, THE 12th AND 13th, Commencing sharp at 11 o'clock on the First Day and At 10 o'clock on the Second Da The Stod Sheep will be sold first. 4932 LOST AND FOUND. LOST, in or near Cathedral square, a Beaded Cashmere MANTLE.' Finder rewarded en returning to an Hereford street. _4953 PJECTACLES from Is, Gold with Pebble Lenses 25a. Eyes Tested Scientifically Free. G. and I O. O. ionas, Opttoians, oppoau* Oat*.