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PUBLIC NOTICES. G l> CBONIX. OF CHRISTCHUSCH, t COACHBUILDER. ALL PERSONS bavins CLAIMS against the aboTe-named O. i>• CBO.ViX are re- ] quested to forward tneir Claitca on or before the 11th INiJT.. to the undersigned. j •; iZA-Ri> and LOUGLu\a. 1 >i. Solicitors, ] 2333 Hereford street. ON and aiter this date any DEBTS coatracted by ray YTiie, C. CLOSE, Wordsworth street, Sydenham, I will not be responsible for, as we have parted by mutual consent. C. CLOSE, Wordsworth street, Syden- ] hajn. 3303 FOil SALE, a Forwarding Agency, country district, a splendid investment for two active partners. Baker Bros., "Land Agenta, Auctioneers, Auckland, Wellington, Chris*- ] church., Dunedin 8293 NOTICE, ALL PERSONS found Trespassing with Dog or Gun on land known as Fereday's Island, Southbridge, will be Prosecuted. E. G. HtTBBARD, I ooc<> SoutiioTidgc CANTBRBUBT JUBILEE INDUSTRIAL . EXHIBniON. ( To be Opened by his Excellency the Governor on the Ist November, 1900. ■* CHOIR CONTEST. ] A COMPETITIOiSr for CHUROH CHOIRS , will be held on the Bth and 9th JANUARY, in the Concert Hall of the Exhibition. ! First Priie, £30. Second Prize, £15. A copy of the Ru!e3 can he obtained on ap- . plication to the undersigned. Entries close on MONDAY, lath October. THOS. GARRARD, Secretary, '• 3321 154 Worcester street, Chriatchurch. ; CANTERBURY JUBILeTeTnDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIOJf. HOME INDUSTRIES SECTION. in this Section, close on SEP- ■" TEMBER 23th. Special Eskibits, j : Works of Art, or other articles of -merit not already provided for in any of the schedules can be entered aa "Special Exhibits' (ace page ' 40 of the Schedules}, and will be classified and prizes awarded.... In. reply to constant enquiries, the Committee -wish to notify that Noediowork may be washed and prepared, y THOS. GAEatARD 1 3320 Secretary. ' CHOICE SNG-iiAVTNGS SUITABLE '#OE. PRESENTS, At . '. -; v J. W. G I B B' S FINE ART DEPOT, 2574 Morten'B Buildings, Cathedral aquare. PERFECTION. EGG 52ESERVATIYE. EGGS PRESERVED this Solution, do n.ot become bard or acquire an unpleasant flavoiur. May be kept Freah for Months at i a coat of about ONE HAfF-PENNY PEJI j DOZ. Enquire at your grcsiera for this,line, j So\d in. one and four gallon tins. \ I BROS-, .^gcaits, ' that -auyoßß -founa .&IswiTig my fence iix Innes's road, St, Aibans, by. posting bills or writing- any matter thereon, or in any other way, will be. prosecuted. Parents will be held responsible for the actions of their children, £5 reward will be paid to anyone giving information that will lead to the Conviction of a person or persons defacing the above fence. HENRY FOEWOOD. 10th September, 1900. 3273 LECTURES. EVENING MEETING, TO-NIGHT. V.M.C.A. HALL, 8 p.m. LECTURE by R. M. LAING, Esq., with Limelight Views, on -PRE-HISTORIC LYTTELTON." Musical Items. Visitors Invited. 3343 ELECTION NOTICES. TO THE EATEPAYEBS, S.E. WATID. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—I beg tc JJ inform you I am a CANDIDATE to represent you in the Christohurch City Council, and request the favour of your vote and interest on 13th INST., at St. John's Schoolroom, Latimer square. HENRY WOOD 2914 (Of Wood Bros., Millers). TO THE EATEPAYEBS S.E. WARD, CHRISTCHURCH. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—I am a ±J CANDIDATE in the people's interest foi the above Ward. : I request your influence and Vote at the Election NEXT THURSDAY. September 13th, St. John's Schoolroom, Latr? mer equare. • WM. CONGREVE, 3184 Ironmonger, Colombo street. " CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. SOUTH-EAST WABD. ■\7OUR VOTE and Interest is respectfully jL requested on behalf of ex-Councillor WILLIAM WOODS, Lower Hi«h street, who has served 1 you faithfully, for 4£ years. NOTE—Please note the difference between Henry Wood aad William Woods in your Voting. Polling ?lac«: ST.'JOHN'S SCHOOLROOM, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, 3363F From 9. to .6 p.m. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF LYTTELTON. T ADIES and GENTLEME2T.-I am a Oan- -" didate, in the people's, interest, to represent Lyttelton in the Borough Council, and request your influence and voEe at the Election NEXT THURSDAY, September 13th, at the Colonist*' Ball. 3350 PETER "RAT,AM. LYTTELTON' BOROUGH ELECTION. MB PETER EALAM, who is a Candidate for a seat in:the Lyttelton. Borough Council, has the hearty support of the LytteJton. and Wharf Labourers' Association, who intend to Vote for him NEXT THURSDAY. R. PERCEVAL, Chairman. 3349 J. SULLIVAN, Secretary. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES LAST) TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. NOTICE is hereby given that the several parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under- the -provisions- of- The Land .transfer Act, 18S5, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same, on or before the 6th day of OCTOBER, 1900. 6865. WULLIAM HAWKER.—c acres 1 rood 14 perches, Lots 1 to®, Plan 1604, parts of Rural Sections 14 and 101, Borough of Woolston. Occupied by John Goodger, Thomas Mcßrfde, John S. Little, William Howley, and John Williams. 8871. SIR GEORGiS HUGH CHARLES CLIFFORD arid HENRY HAMILTON LOUdHNAN , —S3 acres 3 roods 12 perches, Rural Section 216 a, Borough ot Wooiston. Occupied by Charles Hammond Diagrams may be inspected at tkis Office. Dated this 4th day of September, 1900, at the Lands Registry Office, Christchurch. G. G. BRIDGES, 3318 District Land Registrar. rpHEY ARE SHOWING wme" beautiful X things in Ties at the Wajfr End of London now. Artistic triumphs in fact. Hulbeet's (.opposite Strange's) stock the same claeof goods.. No occasion to- go- to - London tc *m tie a*w tie*. Suibttt hu thaa ali,