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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2738, 30 December 1881, Page 3

The ceremony of instituting the Mark Degree at the Caledonian Masonic Lodge S.C. was performed in a very impressive manner on Thursday evening by W. MBro. Taylor of Lyttelton, assisted by Bros. Beck and Stericker. After closing the Lodge the brethren adjourned for refreshment, when the usuai and Masonic toasts were duly honored^ A theatrical company, called the Bohemians, comprising among its members Mr J. P. Hydes and Mr Alexander, Misses M, Herrick, F. Mclan, and M. Vincent, will appear at the Theatre Royal on Monday and Tuesday evenings next. A lull bill is advertised for the first night.

Wanted, WANTED KNOWN—That lam giving the HIGHEST PRICE for Local Grown FRUIT.—Geo. Pearson, Fruiterer. WANTED KNOWN—That Wood and Smith are still Selling their Splendid Stock of Boys’, Youths’ and Men’s Clothing, at Salvage Prices.—George Street, (opposite Club Hotel). WANTED— The Public to know that Wood and Smith’s Salvage Sale of Clothing affords the best opportunity to get a first-class article at Salvage prices. WANTED KNOWN—That Wood and Smith have opened a new lot of Boys’ Serge Knicker Suits, and will Sell them at Salvage Prices.—George Street (opposite Club Hotel). WANTED„IKNOWN— That Wood and Smith will continue their Salvage Sale for Fourteen Days. Special Bargains for Christmas and New Year. WANTED KNOWN - BARGAINS I Bargains in Men’s Clothing and Boys’ Clothing, at Wood and Smith’s Genuine Salvage Sale.—George street (opposite Club Hotel). WANTED KNOWN—That you can buy Hats, Ties, Socks, Braces, Shirts, &c., &c., at half price at Wood and Smith’s Salvage Sale.—George Street (opposite Club Hotel), WANTED— THE Public to know that the Cheapest Place for Doors and Sashes, is at G. Cliff’s, Sophia street. WANTED KNOWN—That Andrew Ritchie, of the Park Bakery, will undertake Catering for Tea Meetings, Suppers, Dinners, &o. Note the address— Near Park Gates. WANTED— 500 Pair of BOOTS to MAKE or REPAIR, the cheapest and best Shop in the town, all work guaranteed. E. Waters, opposite Parsons’ Foundry. WANTED KNOWN—W. WADLOW, late of railway Boarding-House, Fruiterer and Confecf oner, George street, opposite Club Hotel. Fresh confectionery daily. Hot Pies or Sausage Rolls, Tea or Coffee, 6d, at all hours ; Cold Ham, _ and Corned Beef, always in cut. A Private room for ladies. Aulesbrook’s celebrated bscuits. WANTED KNOWN—that Billheads Circulars, Cards, _ Programmes, General printing of every discription, from entirely new type, arc executed at the South Oantebbuby Times Office, Church street. Late Adyertisements NOTICE. Monday, next being & public HOLIDAY, the South Oahtbbbuby Times will not be published on that day. Tenders wanted for sinking a WELL at Kingsdowh. Apply Grosvenor Hotel. NOTICE. TG. CORK begs to inform his Friends , and the Public that he has REMOVED his Office from Main South Road to Church Street, adjoining S. C. Times Office, where he will conduct his business as usual. B ANK HOLIDAYS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, and ONDAY, JANUARY 2 next, will be as Special Bank Holidays at the irioue offices in New Zealand of the underentioned Banks: — The Union Bank of Australia (Limited) — (Signed) Josh. Palmer, Chief Officer for N.Z. The Bank of New South Wales—(Signed) J.R.Hill, Inspector. The Bank of Australasia—(Signed) E, W. Mobbah, Inspector. The Bank of New Zealand—(Signed) D. L. Murdoch. General Manager. The National Bank of New Zealand (Limited)— (Signed) W. Dymock, Inspector. The Colonial Bank of New Zealand—(Signed) Geo. Cowie, Genera Manager. To Let. LET— A five-roomed HOUSE, with scullery urch Street. Good supply of water 3 premises. Two minutes walk from Office. Rent; 12s per week. Apply to James Anderson, Grocer, Woollcombe street