NOTICE OF REMOVAL. H. WILKINBON ' TM*AB BEMOVED his Business to Premises JDL DIBEOTLY OPPOSITE his Old Shop in (.High Btreet. Sale continued for Few Weeks Longer, aa the Stock Most be Seduced. GBBAT BABGAINS FOB CASH ONLY. STOCK SACRIFICED. Opposite W. Strange and Co. XBO6 late Aaverrisemenxs. TrTrTANTED, thorough good Housemaid, wages V V £30 per annum. Apply, with references, Clarendon Hotel, Christchtirch. 6067 £<UMNER— To Besid . and Visitors.— Frank £5 A. Cook, Grocer, 222, Colombo street, delivers Goods every Wednesday. Orders given in before 9 a.m. delivered same day. Orders called for on Mondays. t X724 OYDENHAM AND , SUBURBAN CO-OPEEA-O TIVE MONEY 1 CLUB.— Begistered Offlco, Colombo road. President, J. E. Brunt, Esq. ; Vice- ■ President, E. Jones, Esq. ANNUAL MEETING.— The adjourned Annual r- Meeting will beheld in the Wesleyan Schoolroom, Colombo road, on FRIDAY, 17th FEBRUARY, at 8 p.m. Business— To consider notice of motion to alter rules, &c. • THOS. BARRY, __5949 Secretary. .:! THE "CANTERBURY TIMES " THURSDAY, FEB. 16, f PRIZE STORY COMPETITION No. 2, : TE MUTU KARAKA. HOW TO DEAL WITH THE UNEMPLOYED. '• John Burns' Reform Bill. ' THE SINS OF SOCIETY. A Homily by Ouida. 1 SPORT AND POLITICS. The New Crusade. THE ANTIPODEAN SCHOOLBOY. - He is Not a Model Scholar. ATHLETIC. NEW ZEALAND'S CHAMPIONSHIPS. . PROTECTION FOR AMERICAN MILLIONAIRES. Unpleasing Ostentation and its Results. SPORTING PROSPECTS. The Dunedin Meeting. TEE PITIFUL CASE OF THE LEAD- WORKERS. Poisoned and Paralysed. HEALING BY ELECTRICITY. Some Extraordinary Results. LAKE FORSYTH REGATTA. Notes and Anticipations. THE SPITTING SNAKE. A Naturalist's Experience. FEEDING FOR THE DAIRY. * A Milkman's Experience. iHIS FATHER'S SON. ■ A Chip of the Old Blocks fcHE MAKING OF NEW ZEALAND. HONE HEKE'S WAR. GEMS FROM THB~ SCHOOLROOM. Schoolboy " Howlers." AN EXCAVATOR'S CAMP. Adventures Amidst African Ruins. THE CHOLERA MICROBE. A German Professor's Experiments. LADIES 7 PAGE. A Piece of Confidential Business— How to Wear a Veil— The Brisbane Disaster— Carrying Perfume— A Question of Etiquette < —Marriage as a Woman's Aim-'-The Colourless Girl— Women of Masai— The Mother of the Salvation Army. { TALES. SKETCHES. NEWS. , PRICE SIXPENCE.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4571, 16 February 1893, Page 3
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