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Public Notices. W. Zeesler ... Allen J. D. Bamford P. B. Boulton A. C. Cottrell Edward Curry R. W. Fereday Ang. Florance, anr. Dr J. D. Frankish J. E. Graham E. A, Hargreaves, M. M. Harris ... M. B. Hart ... Chas. Hillyard, M.P.C E. W. Humphreys J. B. (a friend) John M'Lean W. M. W. R. Mitchell FredPavitt ... J, G. Ruddenklau J, C. Angus J. P. Jameson A friend Llewellyn Powell H. Redwood, junr., Nelson S. S. Tancred Rev Crosdaile Bowen Cox and Baber S. C, Farr ... C. F. Harper... J. D. Macpherson T. D. S. Neave Stephen Watkins John Quigley ... Rev R. Bavin J. A. Bird ... John Beecher Jones, Brothers DrHaast wishes to thank sincerely there who have so readily and liberally answered the appeal made by him in favour of the Museum. Dr Haast hopes that further subscriptions will be added, sufficient to carry out Mk Mountfort’s plans. Following the suggestions of a correspondent in the Lyttelton Times, he begs to invite the teachers of public and private schools to make collections lor the same purpose among their pupils, for the instruiition of whom the Canterbury Museum will in future be always available. He begs that the Working Classes will particularly understand that he will be happy te receive the Smallest Contributions. For the convenience of Subscribers, Lists have been opened at the following places : The Bank of New Zealand, Messrs Miles and Co., E. S. Dalgety and Co., Wilson and Alport, J. F. Jameson t 'ook and Ross, Lyttelton Times, • Press, Evening Mail, Star, Literary Institute.

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