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Star (Christchurch), Issue 427, 27 September 1869, Page 4

LONDON RESTAURANT. THE following Scale of Charges will be adopted on and after this date : — Breakfast ... Is Dinner ... ... Is Supper Is Families and Gentlemen from the country visiting this establishment will find every accommodation and attention for their comfort. Commercial Room supplied with regular files of British and Colonial papers. Wines, Beer, and Ales of the choicest quality always in stock. J. F. PATERSON. Cashel street, Sept. 8, 1869. 3833 TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. /^N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNEDBUILDING MATERIALS of all kinds CORRUGATED IRON, various sizes POSTS and RAILS, in large Jor small quantities DOORS and SASHES, cheap, a large variety BEST FIREWOOD, in any lengths. BEST NEWCASTLE SCREENED COAL. Orders left at the Office or Coal Depot will be promptly attended to, and either delivered or otherwise, as may be required. Large shipments of the above constantly arriving. JOHN T. BROWN. Office and Timber Yard — Tuam street. Coal Depot — Railway Station. 3790 CHEAP NEWS. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF THEj ST.A.3R.. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT. 20, THE STAR WILL BE PUBLISHED AT ONE HALFPENNY! The Proprietor of the Star, encouraged by the unprecedented success which has hitherto attended his venture, has determined to meet the demand for Cheap News by REDUCING TBE PRICE OF THE STAR TO A HALFPENNY! While reducing the price by One Half, the Proprietor does not intend to curtail the Paper, which will contain the Latest and Fullest Telegraphic News from Europe America, Australia, and all parts of New Zealand, besides the Latest Local and Other News. As the reduction in price will certainly DOUBLE THE ISSUE OF THE PA^ER, the Proprietor begs to call attention to the lact that THE STAR AT ONCE BECOMES THE CHEAPEST MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING IN THE COLONY. The Public are Specially Requested to Communicate with the Publisher should anything more than a HALFPENNY be demanded for the Paper. 3392