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Star (Christchurch), Issue 605, 30 April 1870, Page 3

: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS: UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH ... ST. ASAPH STREET, SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. ON SUNDAY, MAY 1, 187«, TWO SERMONS will be preached by the ; REV. M. BAXTER, In the Morning at Eleven, and in the Evening at half-past Six. At half-past Two in the Afternoon, the REV. T. K. FISHER Will deliver an Address to" the Parents and Children; after which several pieces will be Tecited by the Children. A Collection will be made after each Service in aid of the School i - : Fund. ON TUESDAY, MAY 3, A TEA MEETING Will be held ; Tea on the Table at 6 o'clock. After which there will be A PUBLIC MEETING. Chair to be taken by the Rev T. R. Fisher. The Rev M. Baxter and other friends will address the meeting. Tickets for the Tea, la each; may be had from any of the Teachers and at the door. 633 TT'LECTORS OF CANTERBURY VOTE for MOORHOUSE, who MADE THE RAILWAY. VOTE for MOORHOUSE, who made the first! Telegraph in the Colony. VOTE for MOORHOUSE, who inaugurated the ROAD BO AKD SYSTEM. VOTE fcr MOORHOUSE, who raised LARGE LOANS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. VOTE for MOORHOUSE, who will SPEND the MONEY for the GOOD of the, Country, find give Working Men Employment in the WINTER. TTOTE for MOORHOUSE, who will help v to protect us from further Native wars VOTE for MOORHOUSE and PROGRESS. T>EWASE OF ROLLESTON II 1 WHO believes in Nominated Superintendents. WHO likes Waimakariri Boards, free from control by the taxpayers. WHO appointed the Steward of Educational Reserves when none waa needed. WHO will FLOOD the country with Immigrants, for whom there is no work. WHO will maintain the pripe of land, and so keep the country LOCKED UP for his FRIENDS, the SQUATTERS. BEWARE OF ROLLESTON AND STAGNATION 1 ! 1 ■ i HARDWARE ! HARDWARE ! ! NOW OPENING, lO^7 PACKAGES GENERAL lOUS HAHDWARE, Ex Siberia, from London, viz. : — Horosby ploughs, spades, shovels, and digging forks ; plough and trace chains, Leamington ranges, register grates, marble, fenders, locks, hinges, nails, cut tacks, copper preserving pane, copper rivet and boot nails ; tinned and ennmelled holloware, curry combs, tinned beef hooka, carpenter's tools, spring steel, dray and patent axles, anvils, sheet glass, cotton waste, end a general assortment of builders, furnishing ironmongery. TO ARRIVE, Ohrp( PACKAGES, EX MAORI, O 4 *J from London, •\Q-\*7 PACKAGES, EX CERES, XO X f from London, • Viz. :— ~ f , Howard's flexible harrows, Hornsby's ploughs, Skeith's Cambridge rollers, Exeter ranges, . house hallows, Avery'a weighing machines, galvanised, buckets, brasßware, steel hackle pins, needle points, Japaniied ' tinned goods, coffin furniture, Kent grates, Turkey stones, oils and paints &c, . .. &c, &c* : ;:;- Always in stock, a first-class assortment of House, furnishing, and general hardware ..;.-•,•..•■ bar and rod iron, steel, kerosene oil -■,-■';.;;;- '\ &0. t .;, „; ■•■ . &C. . -, ....... - " MORROW, BASSETT & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron Merchants, Cashel and High streets, 634 Christchurcb. FOR SALE, CHEAP, the .FURNITURE, &c, of a Two-Roomed COTTAGE. Apply D. G, office this paper. 627