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Star (Christchurch), Issue 741, 7 October 1870, Page 3

LOST, oil Thursday afternoon, in Lyttelton, a WHIIE PuODLE PUP, with } black patch on nose. Any person bringing f same to the POLICE STATION, Lyttelton, will be rewarded. 1868 i „ i 1 OPENING OF THE LYTTELTON : BOATING SEASON. LYTTELTON COLONIST HALL. TO-MORROW (Saturday) EVENING. rpHE GOUHLAY FAMILY will give X their CELEBRATED ENTERTAINMENT in the above Hall TO-MORROW EVENING, and respectfully solicit the patronage of the • Lyttelton Boating Clubs on this occasion. KEW EONGS, NEW DRESSEP, &c, &c. MILLION PRICES ! Doors open at half-past Seven ; commence at Eight o'clock. 1870 OLD WESLEYAN CHAPEL, HIGH STHEET. rpHE Committee of the Christchurch Total 1 JL Abstinence Society will give 1 AN ExTH.RrAINMENT 1 In the above place, on | MONDAY EVENING, the 17th INS 11.,I 1 ., . When Messieurs, and the Misses Rowley have [ kindly consented to contribute all the Music. On this occasion, the Committee will offer PHIZES Of £1, 10s, and ss, for the , THREE BEST RECITATIONS Which shall be delivered. Competitors will be alloweJ to choose their own subjects, but the Recitations must be submitted to the approval of the Committee (addressed to the Secretary, Mr W. H. Dela- ; mare, Whately Road), on or before WEDNESDAY NhXT, the 12th inst. The Eev. Chas. Fraser will preside. Programme in a future advertisement. 1860 SPREYDON ROAD BOARD. npEXDERS are INVITED for FORMING JL about 50 chains of ROAD in Addington. Specifications to be seen at my residence. Tenders to be sent in on or before WEDNESDAY, 12th inst. The lowest, or any tender, not necessarily accepted. J. T. HARRAP, 1864 Clerk to the Board. WAR! WARM WAR!!! •VTOTWITHSTANDING the great id ance Xl in the price of Merchandise in the > Home Markets, and extra exchange, in- . surance, freight, &c , consequent upon the European War, the undersigned, having secured LARGE STOCKS of TE,S, COFEEES, AND GENERAL GROCERIES, is still enabled to offer them at the SAME LOW PRICES which have obtained for him the established reputation of being THE CHEAPEST GROCER IN CHRISTCHURCH. PRICE LIST. Good Black TEA, 2s per lb Superior Back or Mixed, 2a 6d per lb Extra fine do, do, 3s. Finest Plantation COFFEE, roasted and ground on the premises, Is Bd. Belmont Sperm CANDLES, Is ldper lb, full ' weights, or Is o£d by the box. Tasmanian JAMS, 9d per lb tin Keiller's Marmalade, Is Crosseand Blackwell's Potted Meats, 9d per Bottle Good Rice, 3d Vermicilla, 9d per lb Maccaroni, 9d per lb Tapioca, 9d per lb GOOD TWIST TOBACCO, 4s 6d per lb. Also, A large Assortment of OTHER GOODS, too numerous to mention, at very LOW PRICES. OBSERVE ADDRESS— W. H. DAVENPORT, CITY TEA MART, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. C 1863 CENTRAL SALEYAKDS. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). MESSRS PEEECE, ICK, & CO. will Sell— ! Draught and saddle horses i Milch cows and young stock i Pigs and poultry Farm and dairy produce Household furniture I Buggies, spring carts, drays ; Ploughs, harrows, rollers, &c. ~ t Sale at 11.30. 1574