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Star (Christchurch), Issue 3556, 3 September 1879, Page 3

=3 NEW QOOD PER LATE AKKIV'AIS JAMES MI LLS, TAILOR, Pratt'a Biddings, Colombo street, has jus', opered up a splendid selection of Spring and Sumner TWEEDS and COATINGS. Moderate pricos to suit tho times. Inspection invited. 6933 WANTED KNOWN. THE BEST NEWS YET ! ! BOOTS AND SHOES Oi the best quality to bo obtained at wholesale prices. WHILDYARD, who Wb always sup- • plied Ihe besfc quality of Boots and Shoeß in Lyttelton, etill offors fche same articles afc tho lowest remunerative price. He intends paying more than 20s in the pound by selling only the be?t quality of goods, and no rubbishing productions. Hildyard's b -nt* nnd shoes are noted for the excellence of their fit, and their great durability, whilo fo/ cheapness fchoy |aro not to be surpassed by miy would bo benefactor to the people. New g.wds being opened. From Ito 10 JO pans of boote and shoes at wholesale pi ico. Remember, W. HI LD YARD, Canterbury Btreet, and Corner of London and Canterbury streets, Lyttoiton. 7030 V • feoHOOUP'S NEW PHOTOGRAPHIO ESTABLISHMENT, Colombo street, opposite Mr Recce. THIS Studio, now completed, hoe been builfc on the best principlo known for effective lighting, is replete with the most approved appliances for tho production of high-class Photography, and tbo work will be found to compare favourably with the best English and Continental productions. In addition to card, cibinet, and miniature photographs, attention will ho given to enlargements and ' cproductiona generally (carbon process), \<\ .in, or highly finished in oil, water-colour, vi tl mezzotint. GROUPS. P. Scbourup does not recommond groups as the besfc iwais of securing individual likenosfcs , os families, however, ofton 'desire to be photographed together, the Studio will be found most suitable for this clasa of work, being one of the largest and host appointed in the Colonies. The public are respectfully invited fco inspect specimens at the Studio, Colombo stroet, oppo ito Mr Recce. 4008 A.US TIN JtIRBY, COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT, Harper Street Siding. ORDERS IN TOWN AND COUNTRY Pro i.ptly attended to. 7083 UNITED ANi l liNT ORDER OF DRUIDS. HOPE OF ST. ALBANS LODGE. A MEETING will he hold in the Caledonian Hotel, Caledonian road, on THURSDAY, Sept. 4, at 7.30 p.m., for tbo purposo of electing a Medical Officer, and other important matters in connection with the proposed lodge. All members and intonding mombers are earnestly requested to attend. JAMES HIRST, 7096 Secretary pro tern. RAILWAY EMPLOYEES' BENEFIT SOCIETY. CHRISTCHURCH BRANOH. THE Quarterly Gonoral Meeting of Members of the above Society will bo held iv the Account nnt's Offioe, Bailway Station, Christchurch, o . ihursday next, Sept. 4, at 8 p.m. As the result . f tho late conference of the delegates ro i" > -ilganialion, with other important buain •*«, will be brought before tho members on this occasion, it is desirable that all who can uttond will do bo on this occasion. Tho privilege of members travelling on their ponce cards has boen kindly conceded to those desirous of attending this Meeting. 7043 ELLISDON'S NEURALGIC DROPS A SPEEDY CURE for that moßt dißtrestJIL ing complaint, NEURALGIA. Tho following Extracts from Testimonials aro sufficient to show the value of the remedy s — From tho Rev G. Fynes-Clinton, Temuka. " Your Neuralgic Drops were most efficacious and very rapid in subduing tho pain. I have had no roturn of the complaint." From the Rev 0. J. Merton, St John's Parsonage, Ferry road, "After suffer i.,.- for many years I have found nothing i-iiuve mo bo speedily or so effectively. 1 (•*• onfidently recommendit." From J.'Wilkii. fag,, New Zealand Wool Store . Horeford stroet. "I have beon -uiTcring acutely from Neuralgia, and before finishing the bottle wae quite relieved." From W. H. Gundry, Esq., Ashburton. "I have beon suffering from Neuralgia for nearly six months ; four hours after taking the first dose tho pain lof b me, and has never returned." Price, 3s 6d per bottle. Sold by all chemists and druggists. Agents— E. F. Sainsbury and Co,, WholeBale Druggists, Christchurch. THE OOLONIAL TNSUBANOB /NOMOPANT 07 NEW ZEALAND, JC IB » AND JM. ABI V 1 CAPITAI TWO MTTiLIONS STEALING. CHIEF Ol .'TOES, WELLINGTON. BOABi OF DIRECTORS - CJIAIBKAH i The Hon. C. J. Fharaxyn, M.L.0., Chairman Local Board Australian Mutual Provident Sooiety. Viok-Chaima* t The Hon. Randall Johnson, MJJ.CL Managing Director Northern Land ano Loan Company. Jacob Joseph, Esq., l&\er.bs~t. A. de B. Brandon, Esq., BLHJEL, Leoal Director Australian Mutual frovidtnl Sooiety. .. ■ J . ; E. W. Mills, Merchant. She Hon. VL B. Grace, MJj.O., Local Director /.uatralian, Mutual Provident Sooioty. J. S. N. Th.'-psoa, Esq., Merohant. bOLIOITOBB t Messrs Brandon and Son, Wellington* GIHIBAI MIKAOn | Geo. S. Graham. Bsq. BAXXBBIt The Bank of New Zealand. This Oompany offer to Insurers the fellewin . oombined advantages i— Absolute Seounty Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Olaimi Lowest Current Bate* , Insurance of Every Description effected* Ourxnatm Bbutoe Attorn i Ashburton v. Friedlandor Bros. Ohertsey ... Orr A Co. Kaiapoi... ... J.W.Ellen. Kirwee W. J. Simpson. Leeston W. J. G. Bluett ft Co.' Lyttelton ... Harvey Hawkuu ft Co*' Oxford • Dilnofc Sladdea. Rangiora ... 0. J. AO. G^ ChapmM* Bakaia ... ... Orr ft 00. Southbridge ... W. J. G. Bluett ft Oe. Timaru ... ... John Jackson. Waltham .... Daniel Gow. Waimate ... Joseph Oottrell. Agenta wanted where not' represented* FIBE AND MARINE INSURANCE ALL' KINDS AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. GiKTBBBUBT BBAVOHt HEREFORD STREET Next the Union ffBIDK. H, A. GRAHAM. . MABAgep