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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2635, 16 September 1882, Page 2

AOF - A.O.F oq COURT STAB OF C ANTE R BULY, -.-r j No 2i09, TUB Members of above are requested to assemble at the Foresters’ Hall cn T>• MORROW ( unday) at 1,45 p,m, 0 to attend the Funeral of their late Brother. H. W. Baiding, which is appointed to leave hi* late, residence, Wilson’s road, for the English Cem;tery, at 2 45. Funeral regslli. TOM STAP 'iETON, 0.8. 3225 WM. BUCKLEY, P. 9. TO WORKING MEN. A PUBLIC MEETING wiU be held at Mr Collier’s Eoyal, George, East Belt, on TUESDAY, September 19th, at 7 p m., for the purpose of Forming a Building Society under rules timilar to those which have been working for tone years in England, Sydney, and elsewhere. 3231 The cheapest shilling’s WOETH in Ohri-tchurob Is a Pint Bottle cf New Zealand Wine, sold for Advertising Purposes at Oliver’s New Zea ignd Wine Vaults. 2209 )WlN>v to the Deteation of the British dria, and the non-arrival cf her H.M.S. Nelson in Lyttelton, we have determined ls> commence RUNNING our CHEAP SUNDAY TRIPS to GOVERNOR'S BAY TO{Sunday), with the e.e, Lyttelton (weather permitting). Return Fares. 2s 6d. AGAR & ROBERTS, Proprietor*. 3233 DISTRICT ORDER. VOLUNTEERS attending the Funeral_ot the late Captain DugiM Mao'arlane will ass-‘ruble at the Orillshed on MON .9 AY, the 18th instant, at 2 p.m. Full dreia, with s'de arms. Officers with three inches of craps on left arm and orspa on sword Snot. The City Guards will furnish the firing party. A LEAN, Major Commanding District. Militia and Volunteer Office, Christchurch, September 16th, 1882. 3229 CITY GUARDS. fTIHE above Company will meet at the JL Drillshed THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), At B.SO p.m. Every member requested to attend, N. WOLFE, 3232 Captain Cemmanding. ST. JOSS'S CHURCH, LYTTELTON. ALEOTU BE will be Delivered by the REV. J. HILL TOMORROW EVKNISG, At 6.30. fCEJECT ; “Mahometanism Contrasted with Christianity. 3234 NOTICE. THE BRIDGE at the JUNCTION cf the FENDALTON ROAD and the PARK will be CLOSED from MONDAY NEXT, the 18th INST , until farther notice. By order of the Ricoarton Read Hoard. 3195 N, BLLI% Surveyor. T Lessees HEA T E E OPAL. R Messrs Hall and Wilmott Grand Inauguration of JOHN L HALL’S BYRONIC COMEDY COMPANY (After a lapse -f six years), WEDNESDAY, hEPTEMBEE 20th. First prodnetion of the Greatest London, American and Australian successes, in three acts, entitled THE GDV’NmE THE GDY’NOE THE GUV’NOE STAS ARTISTES. N.B.—All rights reserved. New scenery and effects. Box plan at Milner I and Thompson’s. Prices as nsnal. T, ST. CLAIB JONES, Agent. ; 9.16 5559 THE Friends of the late Mr Henry William Harding are respectfully informed that ■ his Funeral will leave his late residenee, Wilson’s road, To-Mcrrow (Sunday), at 2.45 p m., for the English Cemetery, 9-16 3227 H. FtJHRMAMN, Undertaker. V. <4 :;■?.* ; / IN BANKRUPTCY. R. r| IHE “GLOBS" is an authorised GAJL ZETTE for all Notices under the Debtors and Creditors Acts, IN the tnprome Court of New Zealand Canterbury district—ln the matter cf the Debtors and Creditors Act 1876 and the Acts amending the same and of the bankruptcy of Be net Bakes of Lincoln-in the said district contractor a debtor—This is to notify that Henry Baker of Lincoln in the above - named district contractor baa this day filed a statement that he ia unable to meet his engagements with hia creditors—The first meeting of creditors of the said debtor ia hereby appointed to be he'd at the Supreme Court Bouse Christchnroh on Thursday the twenty-first day of September 1882 at the honr of eleven o’clock in the forenoon.—Dated this 14th day of September, 1882. W. H. EYES, Deputy Registrar, JOHIT O, COKE, Solicitor for the debtor. 3224 TO HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF CHRISTCHURCH, J. G. EUDDEKKLAU, ESQ. DEAR SIR,—We, the undersigned Burgesses of the City of Christchurch, recognising the able manner in which yon have discharged the important duties upon you, both, in yonr official and social capacity as Chief Magistrate of this city, hereby respectfully request yon to allow yourself to be nominated for the position of Mayor far the ongoing twelve months. The resnl'g of the.'past year nnder yonr Municipal rule have been so entirely satisfactory astoinspire ns with full confidence, that in yonr hands onr interests will be zealously and jndicionsly conserved. We therefore trust that yon will accede to onr request, and in the event of yonr doing so, we pledge ourselves to use onr utmost endeavors to secure yonr return. We are, dear, sir, Yonra very faithfully, Signed by GEO. GOULD JN ». ANDEBiON J, P. JAMESON And 305 other citizens signing the above requisition. REPLY. To Messrs Gould, Anderson, Jameson, and 305 other Citizens Signing the above Requisition. GENTLEMEN,— I thank you for the high compliment you have paid me in presenting the requisition. I deeply feel _ the great honor at receiving so numerously a signed requisition from my fellow citizens, asking me to allow myself to be again nominated for the Office of Mayor of this GL-y. It ia a great gratification to myself to know that the Citizens appreciate the way in which I have discharged the duties of my Ofiice dnring the past year, and I brg moat sincerely to thank them for their expressions. As the Office of Mayor is the only honor the Citizens have to bestow upon these gentlemen who have given their services as Councillors, and us I h»ve alwi ji held the opinion that to make the reward to tho< e who aspire to that honor as open as possible, the position should not be filled by the same person more than once under ordinary circumstances. Holding these views, and my not having enjoyed as good health as I should wish, I naturally intended to retire at the expiration of my term of office. But as it appears the general desire of my fellow-citizens, as well as that of the Council, that I should occupy ihe position another year, also feeling that 1 possess their confidence, Z consider it my duty to |put aside my private arrangements, and accede to the request in the requisition. if elected it shall be my earnest endeavors to protect to the best of my ability the interests of the city, and to uphold the dignity of the office. I am, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, 3230 J. G. RUDDEHKLAU.