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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 9432, 5 June 1891, Page 1

Public Notices. H AVING DISPOSED OP MY INTEREST IN THE FARMS ON THE ISLAND, AND . BUTCHERY BUSINESS i IN KAIAPOI TO . WALTER E. AND FRANK Xi. PAENHAM. I "beg to tha.uk my Friends and the Public for - their patronage for the past 30 years, and hope for a continuance of the-same to my successors. ALL ACCOUNTS dne to me must-BE 'PAID TO THE ABOVE, or arranged for, by July 81, 1891; and all ACCOUNTS BY MB must bo SENT IN AT ONOE, or they will not be acknowledged. EDWIN PARNHAM. Eaiapoi, Jane 3,1891. t 4468 w A N T E D. SECURITIES FOB ABOUT £7OOO, ?EOM; £IOO UPWAEBS - Lowest Current Bates. W. H. SPACEMAN, Solicitor, 841 X Hereford street, Christchurch, D USING MY TEMPORARY ABSENCE from Christchurch, I HAVE APPOINTED ME J. STEUTHE2S WILLIAMS MY ATTORNEY. ALL DEBTS DUE to me must be Paid to Jiim, and all CLAIMS AGAINST me rendered to him for Liquidation. J. D. PRANKISH. The Cedars, Christchurch, 16th May. 1891. D 3548 CHRISTCHURCH CITY MISSION HOME. Teustbes— B. Beattie, Esq. I B. V'. England, Esq, Alf. Cos, Esq. I Hy. Purdie, Esq. nnHE above Mission Work being—To Provide -J«- Temporary Shelter and Meals for Homeless Men, also Free Dinners for the Unemployed, the Nursing of the Sick, Lending of Blankets (during the winter mdnths). Providing of Pood, Clothing, Firing. &0., to Really Needy Cases, Goods in Kind, Cast-off Clothing. <fco., or DONATIONS towards this winter's work is EARNESTLY ASKED FOB, and will be thankfully received and acknowledged. THOMAS HEEEIOK, SIOP Superintendent. |JONVALEHCENX JJOME. FOB INVALIDS. Particulars apply “ The Secretary,” OFFICE OF ‘HOME; Cathedral Square, Cbristohnroh.’ N.B.—Fees for Dormitory Patioata reduced to 15s pet week. > P 157 IIEVIATHAN ]BL O-T-B'il. » Imitated hy many—surpassed by none. Opposite Kaliway Station, DUNEDIN. S3X Mbs BILK ... PROPRIETRESS. NEW BRIGHTON. ATTKEBON’S FAMILY HOTEL MARINE PARADE. Visitors and Tourists will find every attention - and comfort at this Hotel. J. Patterson has decided, on account of the times, to reduce the tariff very considerably to Families and Boarders. Good Table kept. A Fresh Supply from the Hotel Farm, every morning of Milk, Batter, Eggs, Poultry, Ac. BILLIARD TABLE And GOOD STABLING. TEAMS LEAVE CHRISTCHURCH DAILY, From 7 a.m. to 6 p.ra. j. Patterson, Late of the Clyde and Dunedin, 251 P Proprietor. MR F. W. THOMPSON, SUEGEON DENTIST, 218, High street. Christchurch, Opposite D.I.C. Hours—lO a.m. to S pan. Telephone 350, HAVING Fnrohasod Dr N. A. Neeley’s Dental Practice, Mr Thompson may he consulted at the above address. 1266 THE ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOT.AND FANCY REPOSITORY, 238, Bias' Steebt. MRS WITHERS, Has opened a department FOB LADIES* AND-CHILDREN'S UNDER. CLOTHING. -Corsets, Pinafores, Aprons, &c., iu superior sty 1 and very boat quality. Agent (or .Madame Weigel's Out Paper Patterns. X 207 H TO TOWN AND COUNTRY LADIES, MRS ~POPE, OLDING A VERY BARGE STOCK y* or SCOTCH AND ENGLISH FINGERINGS, Has determined to REDUCE THB PRICE POE THE WINTER SISABON. LADIES WILL FIND THE STOCK VERY KEPLETki IN FANCY AND HEATHER MIXTURES. AST NEEDLEWORK DEPOT. Morten's Buildings, Christchurch. X 247 93, MANCHESTER STREET. H. PANNELL AS JUST OPENED SPLENDID LOT or TENNIS SHOES, In White and Brown Buckskin Leather .and Canvas., LADIES AND CHILDBBIN'S BOOTS AND. SHOES of Every Description, BIDING, HUNTING, NIB WMAEKBT, AND MILITARY BOOTS A Speciality. N.B.—Send for instructions for Eelf-measurs-ment to H. PANNELL, 93, Manchester street. X 177 THE BEST IN THIS WORLD. OSEPHI L L O T T* STEEL PENS.xia .-Medals, Paris. -1878.79* Sold byaUStationera