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J. HBA TB E _K> OTA Ii . Managers— Theo. Hamilton and J. S. Willis. ANOTHEB SUCCE3B. W* JEL ]j E A K E, J. J. WALLACE, and THEO. HAMILTON. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, THE GALLEY SLAVE, By the author of " My Partner." THE GALLEY BLAVE, Sntsn Kobcott W. E libakb Franoeeca Ketnini ... . ...Mrs Walter Hill And Fall Company. Box Office Montagne's Bazaar. TO SAMUEL MANNING, ESQ., Lower High street, Christohurch. DEAE SIB.- We, the undersigned Batepayera of the South-Eaßt Ward of the City of ■Chrißtchurch, hare much pleasure in requesting you to osnsent to be nominated for the seat in the City Council for thia Ward, the election to which takes place on the Bth of September next ; and we will undertake by our votes and influence to do all in our power to Becnro your election, And beg to subscribe ourselvep, Dear Sir, Yours faithfully, H. SA.WTELL P. CUNNINGHAM A. J. WHITE CHABLES KEVEK PBEDK. JONES P. DUNCAN. And 80 other gentlemen. To Messrs Henry Siwtell, P. Cunnirgham, and the other Gentlemen who have signed the requisition. GENTLEMEN, — In reply to the requisition with which you have favoured me, I beg to Bay I have mnch pleasure in acceding to your request to nominate me for the seat in the Council for the South- East Ward ; and, if eleoted, I shall at all times exert myself to the best of my ability in forwarding the intere3tu of the City generally, and the Ward in particular, And beg to remain, Uentlemen, Your obedient servant, * SAMUEL MANNING. August 19, 1551. 2714 CITY FLECTION. SOUTH EAST WABD. AMeetin? of the Ratepayers of the South East Ward supporting the Candidature of Mr S. Manning, will be held tbis (Monday) Evening, August 22 instant, at 8 o'clock p.m., at the Comnittee Booms, High street (nearly opposite the. Scotch Stores.) 2722 391 CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. 1O THE RATEPAYERS OF THE SOUTHEAST WABD. GENTLEMEN,— It will shortly be your privilege to elecfc a Member for your "Ward in place of ono retiring. Ibr to offer myself for re-election ; and if my *- rviceß in the past have met with your approve i, I Bhall hope to receive a renewal of your confidence. If such is the case, I assure you that my efforts in the future will, as in the past, be. devoted to the best interests of the SouthEast Ward and City generally. I remain, Your obedient servant, 9883 C.-P. HULBERT. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTE- * E4ST WARD. A MEETING- of those Ratepayers interested in the re-slection of our member (Mr C. P. Hulbert) will be held in the MUSIC HALL, ON TUESDAY NEXT, 23bd INST., At 7.30 p.m. W. F. WARNEB, 5918 Convener. I. O. G. T. HOPE OF CHRI3TOHTJRCH LODGE, No. 8. OPEN Meeting on Tuesday Evening, j August 23. Paper on Alcohol, with illustrative experiments, by G. Gray, Esq., Canterbury College. To commence at 8 p.m. sharp. Ami;sion free. 0952 NOTICE. WT ANGDOWN, Coal, Lime, Cement • JLJ and General Merchant, beg3 to inform his customers and the public that the | partnership hitherto existing between W. I Langdown and T. H. Ker, under the style of W. Langdown and Co., has been duly dissolved as from the Ist day of June, 1881, and that he will continue to carry on the business personally under the old style of W. Langdown and Co. The lease of the old premises in High street having expired, I have erected temporary offices in St Asaph street, adjoining the old tenement, and hope to bo favoured -with a continuance of the liberal patronage I have enjoyed in the past. 9946 WINTEB BOOTS. WINTER SHOEs. JDL» Kj o e r i o k Has just received an immenre assortment of NEW GOOD3, And to effect an immediate clearance they aro offered at VERY LOW PRICES. Special attention is directed to i tie LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BUTTON BOOIb, Also to the LADIES' KID E. STLa BOOT3, At 7s 6d per pair. Every description of Bewn Boots made to order at the VICTORIA BOOT D 7. V O]T, Victoria street, Chbistohuboii.