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Star (Christchurch), Issue 373, 24 July 1869, Page 1

OPENING OF THE TEMPEHANCS HALL, Gloucester Stuekt, Curistciidrch. mHE INAUGURAL MEETINGS of A. the above Hall will be held a 8 follows :— SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, at 3 p.m., TEMPERANCE StRMON, by tha Rev. R, POWELL, Minister of St. Paula, Church. MONDAY, AUGUST 2, TEA AND PUBLIC MEETING. Addresses by several well-known temperance advocates, with songs and other musical performances. Tea at 5.30 ; public meeting at 7.30. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. 7.39 p.m., WASHINGTONIAN MEETING. THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, BAND OP HOPE DEMONSTRATION. Short addresses by temperance friends ; eongs, recitations, and readings, by members of the Band of Hope. A collection will be made at the close of each meeting. Tickets for the tea meeting, price Is Cd each, may be obtained of Mr Cayi>ill, Whately road ; Mr W. S. Baker, Professor Ayers, Colombo street ; Mr W, Delaraare, Market place ; Mr J. G. Baker, Lichfteld street ; Mr Lodge, Tom's Coffee-house ; Mr EmmerBon, St Albans ; or at Bennetts' Temperance Hotel. HUGH BENNETTS, 3498 Secretary. TO BE SOLD, AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, a splendid assortment of new and secondhand Silver Patent Lever Watches, Gold Chains and Alberts, Wedding Jungs, Keepers, Necklaces, Lockets, Earrings, Clocks, &c. Every article guaranteed, or the money returned. I. HERMAN, WATCHMAKER AND PAWNBROKER^, High Stbeet. moltey LENT FROM £1 UPWARDS. Old Gold and Silver bought or exchanged. 3491 FOR SALE, 70 TONS Prime HAY. Apply to WM. M'KEEVER, City Butchery. C 3859