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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10264, 6 February 1899, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICES. THE COMPLETION Of the CHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL, (In Commemoration of the Jnbilee of the Canterbury Settlement). TRUSTEES: The Bishop of Christchurch, Hon. C. C. Eowen, Mr Jas. Embling. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: The Bishop of Christchurch, the Rev. Canon Harper, Messrs H. J. Ainger, H. D. Andrews, J. Embling, Geo. Harris, Geo. Jameson, J. Palmer, W. D. Wood. AN APPEAL TO THE CANTERBURY PUBLIC. INFLUENTIAL COMMITTEE (the above being the Executive), has been formed for the purpose of Raising a Fund for the above purpose. * The sum of £ 12,000 will be required to Com-" plete the fabric in accordance with the original plans of the late Sir Gilbert Scott, OF THIS AMOUNT THE SUM OF £3806 12s 6d HAS ALBEA.3T BEEN PROMISED. THE PUBLIC OF CANTERBURY and all Well-Wishers to the Proposal are invited to support the movement as a most Suitable Memorial of the approaching. Jubilee of the Canterbury Settlement, thus completing a . building which formed the central figure of the design of the first colonists. CONTRIBUTIONS are solicited from all, either by one donation or by a subscription payable by instalments extending over three years, in any sum, large or small. NO DEBTS will be incurred, but the work will be proceeded with as soon as one-half the amount required is in hand, and intending contributors will materially hasten the commencement of the work by a Prompt Response. SUBSCRIPTIONS can either be lodged to the credit of the "CATHEDRAL COMPLETION FUND, with the Union Bank of Australia, Christchurch, or remitted direct to the Honorary Secretary, 164 Hereford street, Christchurch, who will be pleased to give any further information required. SECOND LIST oF SUBSCRIBERS. (Either in one donation or in subscriptions payable by three Annual Instalments on or before 30th June in each year). £ s. d. Amount proviously acknowledged.. 3,246 11 6 Adley, H. A. .. .. ..600 Allen, Wm. .. .. ..500 Allen, Thos. .. ... „. 10 0 0 Broham, Mrs .. .. ..200 Bird, J. A. .. ■.., .. 5 0 0 Barker, F. H. .. .. 15 0 0 Bridge, C. J., the family of the late 50 0 0 Billins, Alfred .. .. .. 5 5 0 Cunningham, John .. >.; 440 Cunningham, W. B. .. .. 3 3 0 Curry, Edward .. ... „., 210 0 Curry, Mrs Edwd... .. .. 2 10 0 Coleman, Saml. .. .., .. 5 5 0 Dixon, Mrs Marmaduke .. .. 9 0 0 Davie, Mrs " .. .., .. 30 0 0 Dawe, W. H. .. .. ..220 Dixon, W. n. .. .. N- 5 5 0 Friedlander Bros. .. .. .. 3 3 0 Gerard, Geo. ... -1., .. 100 0 0 Gane, Dr. .. .. ..330 Hardcastle, Mrs ... .. .. 2 2 0 Harrison, Alfred .. .. .. 110 Hanmer, Mrs Philip .. .. 3 0 0 Inwood, J. .. .. 10 0 0 Inwood, Daniel, some representatives of the late .. 30 0 0 Joynt, T. 1 10 10 0 Mathias, Mrs 5 0 0 Merchant, F. W. .. .. .. 5 0 0 Smithson, S. F. .. .. .. 10 0 0 Sercombe, R. T. W. .., .. 20 0 0 Simcox, Miss .. .. .. 5 5-0 Thierens, J. C. .. ... .. 3 3 0 Turnbull, A. H .. 26 5 0 Tripp, the Misses .. .., .. 22 0 Upham, C. H 3 3 0 Williams, Rev. H., junr. .. .. 15 0 0 Walker, Hon. Lancelot .. • .. 100 0 0 Westenra, R. .. .. ~. 15 0 0 Weddell, Wm .. 25 0 0 Total .. .. .. £3,806 12 6 THOS. GARRARD, 9250 ' Hon. Sec. p REAT JEWELLERY SALE. BUILDINGS COMING DOWN. .... Everything Must Be Sold This Month.. CHEAP WATCHES. CHEAP CLOCKS. Everything Reduced to Clearing Prices. BUTCHER, JEWELLER and WATCHMAKER, 191 HIGH STREET. LiriLE'B SHEEP DIPS. LITTLE'S FLUID DIP (Non-poisonous). A NNUALLY USED ON OVER 6,000,000 SHEEP in New Zealand, and on scores of millions throughout. the world This (the original) FLUID DIP, being perfected through long experience, advances continually, regardless of the "cheap" mixtures which come in every year, to disappear a season or two later. LITTLE'S POWDER DIP (Poisonous). Ten years' experience having proved this to be the BEST POWDER DIP, it is fast displacing others. The sales have increased twenty-fold in five years. NOTE THE PRICE: ■ '• . 60s PER CASE, TO MAKE lOOOgal. DIP. LIBERAL REDUCTIONS FOR LARGE ORDERS. MORRIS, LITTLE and SON, 142 CASHEL STREET EAST, CHRISTCHURCH. District Agents: E. W. Hanmer, Ashburton Nicholl Brothers, Ashburton J. Johnston, Rangiora. PRESERVING PANS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. STEEL Enamelled at 2s 9d, 3s lid, and 4s sd; Cast Iron Enamelled, Bqrts 6s 6d, lOqrts 7s 3d, 12qrts 8s 9d; Jam Spoons, Wood 6d each. Enamelled 9d; Preserving Sugar, Brewers' Crystals, that will make jam keep for years, 2Jd per lb, at , FLETCHER BROTHERS, General Merchants, HIGH STREET, J2HRISTCHURCH. BROWN, Wbiie or Black Canvas Shoes. K. Atkinson's, 119 Manchester street. Come right _along. DINNERTSETS— 230 Sew Sets in best English styles are now being shown at Minaon and Co.'s New Show Rooms, 220 Colombo street. Price from 17s *6d. r^ARBOLINE.—GouId and Co-'a Antiseptic \y Tooth Paste. Has a Larger Sale than any other dentifrice; price Is 6d pot. Hobden' and Cole, Chenii.its, next Ballantyne. AFTER all errors of eating and drinking, take a draught of Grape Saline; it cools the head, purines the blood, and is the best pick-me-up after an "evening out" that it is posaible to get. 2a 6d a bottle, Chemist* and Store*.