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Star (Christchurch), Issue 2164, 17 February 1875, Page 1

■f\ N SALE, AT DUNSTABLI HOUSE. 2 CASES OF WINSEYS, Various Shados, 27 in. wide A SUPERIOR CLOTH, Hid, reduced to B£d por yard. ONE SHILLING OFF EVERY POUND PURCHASED FOR CASH. 782 J. BALLANTYNE & CO. ANTED KNOWN — BOARD and LODGING, 18a and M por.wook, payable in advance. Meals, Is ; beds, Is ; at J.DIXBY'S, Cambridge Terrace, near Colombo Bridge. 3149 O WELYj-sTTOE^sT^WANTED, an experienced hand to' sink an artesian woll near Kaiapoi. ROBT. WILKIN. 8101 ASHBURTON AND RANGITATA. WANTED, FIFTY MEN for Eiok and Shovol Work. — EDWARD G. WRIGHT, Springfield road^ 8172 ANTED, a good GENERAL SERVANT. Must bo a »ood plain cook, and dairywoman. Apply, from 9tol to Mr G. HABPER, Papanui. 1879 f\ D dYeTtTo'W S ' HALL. THIS EVENING, THIS EVENING, THIS EVENING. GREAT SUCCESS OF BAKER'S GRAND PANORAMA ov IRELAND, In conjunction with tho GREAT HIBERNICON COMPANY. Mr Honry Bakor, Locturor and Tonor j Mrs W. F. Baker, Soprano 5 Mr W. F. Bakor, Tonor j Mr John Moran, Irieh Comedian ; Mr Charles Vornor, Vorsatilo Comedianj Mr F. W. Cullimore, Musical Director ; Miflß Jonnio Moran, Soubrotto. Firet 'Seats, 8s ; Gallery, 2s; Back Seats, Is. Doors opon at 7.80. — Ooramonoo at 8 o'olook. Ohas. E. Vernor, Business Manager. 8145 " .. IiO<GKT< BRO. HON. S. D. HASTINGS WILL ADDRESS as under :— TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY)— Mombors of tho Order at tho Forostors' Hall, at 7.80 p.m. All aro invited. THURSDAY, at Lyttolton. FRID AY , at 7.80 p.m. To Dcgrco Mombors only, at the Forostors'.Hall. SATURDAY, at Kaiapoi, at 7.80. S. P. ANDREWS, G.W.O.T. sITIIN^OOiMr"and~T WcTbbDROOMS TO LET. Apply, MANN'S STORE, Colombo stroot south. 3175 ___ AOASSELS, Teacher of Dancing. Pri- • vato losflons as usual during tbo day j also an Evoning Class. Peterborough street, first house west from Colombo etroot. Friday evenings at tho TemporanooHall, Gloucester street. A. 0. would recommend ladies and gentlemen to take a few lessons to proparo for tho ballroom. 3147 ' COME and soo tho NEW ASSORTMENT _ of MEERSCHAUM & WOODEN PIPES; &0., Just imported, por Lady Jocolyn, NOW OPENED, And to bo Sold Cheap, by tho Undersigned, HENRY OAKEY, Oaehol Streot Cigar Divan, 2865 - Opposite Ballantyne's. THE CANTERBURY TIMES IS I'UBIJBIIED EVBKIT SATURDAY MORNING, ih time iron THE COUNTRY MAILS. THIS paper has just bech enlarged, and now contains twonty largo pages of reading matter, comprising all tho local news of the week, tho latest Provincial, Colonial, English, and Foreign intelligence, original correspondence, &c, &c, and recommends itself particularly to a rural population on account of tho attention paid to Agricultural and Pastoral matters. THE CANTERBURY TIMES Mm a very largo and increasing circulation in this and tho neighbouring provinces, and ■ consequently a valuablo MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING. THE CANTERBURY TIMES Is also a cheap and convenient paper ot those persons who wish to keep their frlonds in England and elsewhere, informed of tho progress of the Province For a Single Copy i Sixpence Subscription, por annum (if paid in advanco) Twenty Shillings} otherwise, Six Shillings por quarter 03JT In consequenco of tho Postage Tox on Newspapers, the Proprietors of the Canterbury Times have made arrangements with their Agents throughout tho Province to ro ceive Subscribers' papers, vhich will thus be delivered without any extra charge. In cases where papers can bo delivered only through tho post, tho postage, amounting to '2d per annum, will require to ba paid by the Subscribers