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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5171, 28 November 1884, Page 2

I TO-MOBEOW (SATUEDAY), 29th NOVEMBEB, j 1884, At 11 o'clock. SALE BY AUCTION AT THK HEEEFOBD STEEET SALE BOOMS. 70 Sacks Whole and Split Wheat 30 Sacks I'arley Quautity of Priire Hams and Bacon. «3* Note hour of sale, Eleven o'clock. 8541 H. E. ALPOET, Auctioneer. INSPECT OUE SEASON'S SHIPMENT OF FBENCH BEGATTA SHIRTS. - JNew Zealand Jlweed(_*o., Tailors, Hosierb, kc, HIGH STBEET. nnHE HABTLEY COLLIERY COMPANY Has begun again to DELI 7EB THAT CELEBEATED COAL Known as BEOCKFIELD (As used by the " Lyttelton Times " Company, Limited), Which can be obtained from ALL BESPEOTABLE DEAJjEBS. The Company has also oponed np a seam of GOOD BLACK COAL, Suitable for either Steam or House purposes. Threshing Machine owners should make early arrangements for a supply of this Coal during the season, as only a cert-sin quantity will be taken out unless specially ordered. G. B. HALES, Agent, 8526 71, Cathedral square. MONEY TO LEND ON APPBOVED FBEEHOLD SECUBITY, In Sums from £50 •**■* £5000, iT S«r T IZABD & LOUGHNAN, Solicitors, 8444 Hereford street, Ci— ristch— vch, CHEISTCHUBCH DBAINAGE BOABD. A LL Bates outstanding after DECEMBEB 6 .___, will be sued for without further notice. 5267 THOS. GOBDON. A PUBLIC MEETING of the Friends and others interested of the late Thomas M'Cleary, late of Merivale, who was found drowned at Port on Friday last, and who wojb for many years in the employ of Mr Brightling, and also of Mr W. B. Campbell. Contractors, wiU be held at M'Dowell and Co.'s Store, corner Lower High street and East Town Belt, on Friday evening, the 28th inst., at eight o'clock sharp. Business — To take into consideration the best means of assisting hiß widow and six children, the eldest of whom is eleven years and the youngest three months, who are totally unprovided- for. 8502 TENDEBS are invited for the Erection of a Cottage in Montreal street. Plans and specifications can be seen at my oflice, Chancery lane, where tenders will be received up to -p.m., on Tuesday, Dec. 2nd, 1884. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. J. H. SHABPE, 8449 Surveyor. CEICETETI CRICKET!! CRICKET! !t GO TO THE DAVIS SEWING MACHINE BOOMS, COENEE OF Cathedral Square and Colombo Street, for WEDDING, BIBTHDAY AND CHBISTMAS GIFTS, The Largest Stock of American, German and French Fancy Goods and Toys in Chrißtchurch. Cm \i\ All Cane Cricket Bats, by Grimwood, Duke, Bartlett, Cobbett. Lawn Tennis Sets, from £1 per set to £8. In the Shilling Department we give a Present with each Shilling article. Picnics, School Treats and Bazaars supplied at Lowest Bates. Davis Sewing Machines on Time Payments. 669 H. C. FISKE k CO. PEESENTS FOE ALL. GEAND PEESENTATION OF OHBISTMAS AND NEW YEAB GIFTS. COMMENCING TUESDAY, 25th NOVEMBER 1884. &L. BEATH k CO. have now open*d • up the first portion of Goodß intended for Presentation. GBAND SPECIMENS, Consisting of - French, German, Japanese, Chinese, and British Work, Including Cabinet Work Inlaid and Embossed Work Chinaware Statuary Mechanical Toys Works of Art Framed Pictures DoUs Toys, &« Also, a lew SEWING MACHINES. Customers spending 3s 6d and upwards oan select any article oS the tables to the amount of their tioket. £1000 PRESENTS NOW BEING GIVEN AWAY. 417 IN THE ESTATE OF ELLIOTT, BENNETTS AND TURTON, Drapers, Milliners, and Dressmakers, Of the City of Christchurcli, BANKEUPTS. LOOK OUT FOE THE CxEEAT OABE. The Undersigned bas bought tbe Stock, £1500 wOH ™ FOR £455 FROM E. C. Latter, Esq., Official Assignee. SALE COMMENCES ON TUESDAY, NOV. 25. H. S. CROCKER, Opposite TWENTYMAN k COUSIN, Cashel street. 5845