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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCV, Issue 10848, 7 January 1896, Page 1

Meetings. TDENHAM PROHIBITION LEAGUE i Will meet IN THE WESLEYAN SCHOOLROOM THIS EVENING, at 7.30 p.m. SOW Important Business. DEUIDS. OAK OP SYDENHAM LODGE. THE Now Hall will be opened by District Grand President Bro W. Bailey at eight o'clock sharp TO-MORROW NIGHT, Jan. Rth, after which the Half-yearly Summoned Meeting wid he held. 9880 A. HULBEBT, A.D. •>- v « The eegulae monthly meeting of the CONYEES MASONIC LODGE. 1916, E.C., will he held at FREEMASONS’ HALL, Saudyford Street, Sydenham, on THUESDAY NEXT, 9tli INST., At 6.30 p.m. punctuallyBosINESS : j . Installation of Master and Investiture of OffiI cers by H.W. Bro P. Cunningham, D.G.M., assisted hy G.L. Officers and P.M. Members of the Craft Cordially invifed. £F E. N. MARTIN. Secretary. Tramway Eotices. gUMNES EXCURSION. TO-NIGHT, at 7.15 (Weather Permitting). SIXPENCE RETURN. Garrison Band in Attendance. 9885 gUMNBB "EXCURSIONS. 10.10 a.m. Tram Daily. SIXPENCE SBTIJBN. Tickets available for return any tram same day Lost, Pound, &e. TOST, Buggy Whip, near Fills, on Sunday. I Finder r warded on returning to Heskett, Fruiterer, Manchester Street 9884 TT OST, Pair Gold-rimmed Spectacles, between JLi Gloucester street and East Belt. Apply P. Metz, dare of Mr F. C. Taharfc. 9878 TST OST, on Tuesday, the 24th Deo., from Francis’s coach, between Woipara and Cheviot, a Brown Bag (like a sugar bog), containing, .among other things, two pairs of fishing waders, a quantity of fishing tackle, n ham, &c., &c, &c. Please deliver to Mr Francis, hotel, w aipara. 9569 FOUND!— The long-lost pound of Joko Tea marked 2s. The finder dr.mk it, as she considered the Tea worth more than the reward offered, 2s fid. E 1398 STEAYED into my Paddock, at Kimberley, on Dec. 30th, two Draught Horses; a Bay Gelding, with white star on forehead and thin hair on tail, and a Chestnut Mare, with white blaze down the nose. Owner can have the same by paying expenses. H. Jackson, Kimberley. 9893 v * * PHOTOGBAPHIC “COUPONS." EXTENSION OF TIMEj I W RIGGLESWOETH AND BINNS, VICE-EEGAL AND LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS, Beg to inform holders of their “Coupons” that in consequence of being too busy to take all sitters, they will extend the time for using same until 31st Dee. . ■ „ WEIQGLESWOETH AND BINNS, Colombo Street, Christchurch, FI62X SS SAVE MONEY JgY BUYING YOUE IRONMONGERY FROM AITKEN & ROBERTS, 184, COLOMBO STREET, Comer of Cashel Street. NEW SHIPMENTS PEE EVERY STEAMER. Novelties in Electro-platedware, Christmas Presents to suit every class of buyers. Choice selection of Hollow-ground Eazors, singly and in cases. Ladies’ and Gents’ Penknives in great variety. Travelling Trunks, Meat Safes, Cutlery, great variety. Enamelled and Brass Preserving Pans, Fruit Jars Fruit Netting and Wire Netting, 12 to 72 inches wide. _ Garden Tools, all kinds. Syringes, Canvas and Rubber Hose. Lawn Mowers, Hay Forks, Hay and Lawn RakesEope, Oils, Paints, Varnish, Pumps, &o. Bee-comb Foundations. Note the Address—--184, CORNER CASHEL AND COLOMBO STREETS, Fl6lß ISmithfxeld Market GUARANTEES ALL THEIR HAMS AT 6 D PEE SMITHPIELD FOB GOOD CHEESE SMITHPIELD FOE GOOD BUTTER SMITHPIELD FOE GOOD TEA All 2s Reduced to Is Bd. - SMITHPIELD POE CHEAP GROCERIES QUALITY GUARANTEED. E B. COLES, TAXIDERMIST, 137, MANCHESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, And at Elizabeth Street, Melbourne. COLLECTIONS IN ALL BRANCHES OP NATURAL HISTORY, Now on View, Large Collection of COMPLETE MOA SKELETONS, X 166 Prices of which may be obtained on application. H. B. COLES is a Purchaser of Bare Native Birds and Eggs, sent through the Post or otherwise, HOW TO DECIDE' IT. VTHEN ABOUT to PURCHASE A PAIR o y BOOTS, decide first if yon want a cheap eshift" or a pair of Honest, Well-made, Easyng,'Serviceable Boots, that will look well and I their shape. If you want the first, it don’t matter much what you buy; you will wish" you had bought something else. BUT IP YOU WANT THE LATTER, By all means go where you can get variety in Stylo and Finish, in short, a Fit, \ And allow us to say YOU will FIND NO BETTER PLACE TO GO TO THAN A. MILLS’S, 216, HIGH STREET, Next Standish and Preece. ta. Behind his Goods, F 1475 BOWMAN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. i"V PECIALITY. FURNITURE. WORKS OP £ ART, CURIOS, And any Goods of a High-class Nature, ( )u r rooms are double the size of any auction roc mi s in Christchurch, consequently we have spe ci al advantages for the proper display of goods ent tu .sted with us to he disposed of. Account Sales Promptly Rendered. Nc fe a Address— BOWMAN & SON, ” 200-2CC,Hereford Street,