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! Baseball Club. ♦ A preliminary meeting of gentlemen interested was held in the Commercial' Hotel last night. Mr W. Derenish Mearea was voted to the chair. There was a fair attendance. The Chairman explained the nature of the game, and observed that it was one which gave great opportunity for improvement in fielding, which would be especially advantageous to cricketers. He had seen the game played in America, and had been greatly struck with it; and he felt snre that it would become popular here. He stated that the cost for making a Btart would be about .£lO. He apologised for the absence cf Mr A. M. Ollivier, who promised every assistance. On the motion of Mr F. Wilding, seconded by Mr Cuff, it was decided to form a Club to be called the Christchurch Baseball Club, and further that the officers should consist of a President, two VicePresidents, Captain, Sub-Captain, Secretary and Treasurer. The following were elected officers:— Mr W. D. Meares, President; Messrs F. Wilding and A. BL Ollivier, Vice-Presi-dents; Secretary, Mr W. N. Digby; Treasurer, Mr L. Cuff ; Committee, Messrs Longden, Beswick and Ridley. The appointment of Captain and Sub-Captain was left till the Club had made a fair start and the players had proved themselves somewhat. The annual subscription for playing members was fixed at 10s, no entrance fee to be charged. Non-playing members are to be dealt with by the Committee when they bring up a draft of the proposed by-laws. It was suggested that an ■ opposition Club would probably be formed in North. Canterbury. It was decided to play a practise game on Saturday afternoon, and the meeting adjourned till next Wednesday at the same place. A vote of thanks to the Chairman closed the meeting. £50 reward £50 FBAUD & DECEIT. In order to protect the people from being defrauded and cheated, tha American Hop Bitters Company offers the above Reward for 'the. arrest and conviction of any person or persons refilling the American Hop Bitters Company's bottles, and for selling any vile nostrum or compound as the genuine and original Dr. Soule's Amer}. can Hop Bitters, or for counterfeiting the Company's Label — a Bunch ot Green Hops on a White Label, with Black Letters. Em. SOULE'S IMERICHN HOP ♦ BITTERS (A MEDICINE, NOT A DRINK), CONTAINS IS , HOPS. QUCHU, MANDRAKE, DANDELION. And the Purest and Bust Medical QuAMftu er all oriißß BirrKßa. TIBIETSr CURE AH Diseases of the Stomach, Bowels, Blood, Lirer, Kidneys and Urinary Organs, Nervousness, Sleepless* ness, Female Complaints and Drunkenness. THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS!!! of testimonials of the most wonderful cures, volun« t.irily sent us, we do not publish them, as they do not make the cure. It is our medicine, Or. Soule'a American Hop Bitters, that makes the cure. It has never failed and never can. . We will give reference to any one for any disease similar to their own if desired, or will refer to any neighbor, as there Is not a neighborhood in the known world but can show it* cures by Dr. Soule'a American Hop Bitters. NO OTHER GENUINE. TAKE NO OTHEB,