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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4573, 18 February 1893, Page 2

fttDIVS PHOTOS ATJK AS LIKE A 8 LIFE. ■»/ ISirORS to Christohuroh should compare V GiDD'S OPAL 3 or MEZZOTINTS (whioh us parnmuent) with Opals and Enlnrgetn«nta by other photographers, valued at three uruiueaa and ranwmbßr that they have their choice of either of tho above, which he is now giving *way to evo)-y sitter, wtth «9 B-.TAUTIFIji.LY ENAMELLBD JL«. . QABINKTS FOBISS. JVrrPG.GTS, 3s per doz., EnnmellMl. ' 010 PAINTINGS carefully executed by Mrs Qa»d from Two Guineas to Ten Guineas ; framed complete. OLD PHOTO?, &c, oarefullv copiert and enlarged. Specimens on view at tho Studio daily. A, GADD, X705 iIKTI.ST PHOrOGBAPHEB, '. 1 and 2 Victoria stroet, Christcharch. M^tfcT TO LKND. (Z-iKT-E Tj,ve Several SUMS of from £1600 to .VT £20W. FOR INVEBTMBMT on FirstCIBSiS Ftu'joold Sfeourity at SIS PER CENT. •• , JOYNT & ANDBEWS Solicitors, 2474 * . 205, Gloucester street. ■-'-GaAPeS.-GBAPSS..--;-- 1 '"OEBT HOT-KOUSE GBAPES, GOLDEN CHAMPION, and > .- : . BI.ACIC HAMBUO. AH otbe» Kinds of Fruit in Season, ; ■•:/ ■■...-. ■•■&. STE^'ABT, FEUJTEKEB, COLOMBO STBEBT, To'ephono No. 385. [ TOFOEIITUEE BUYERS; ■TjiOß GOOD vn.RNITCTRB of evasy description JU- tfj' tho Fornitnre Palace. Any art'oleex* ' changed it not approved of after pnrohasa. ; Goods sont to Bail Free of Cost. ' I' SPECIAL QUOTATIONS TO HOTEL^It-KEPKBS and other LABGB BUIEBS, ; . : £<K!ond- hand Furniture by beat makers f : '' : ': -, al =»uys on Hand; Goods Brehauged. ' • Pales Attended, ■ Valuations Made. -..' ca:sh but tb of second-hand fobnitu.es. : Plaaea Note Addreas— ! HEfiO'S FUBNITUBE PALACE. . 5515 High street, Chriatahuroh. Late .a fl vert!sements. T OST, Australian Magpie. Five Shillings re_l_J ward to finder. E. A. Worthy, Christ* 8 College. : j . qilO ijiOUND, a Lady's Hat near Gasworks railway M* crossing. Owner can have same by applying to Mrs Bobbins, Gasworks road. 6097 W "ANTED, by respectable person, Unfurnished Room with fire-place, or two small ones. Moderate, " Star " Office. "6099 ANTED To Let, a Small Cottage, Kilmore street weßt ; rent cheap. Mrs M'Cready, Victoria street. $105 WANTED, Respectable Girl, about 18, to make herself generally useful. Apply, Wharf Hotel, Ferry road. 6100 \jlf ANTED to Let, Two Five-roomed Houses, j/ v one furnished and one unfurnished ; off Office road; three minutes from tram. Apply Isaac Habgood, Aikman's road, near Merivale. 6103 W "ANTED To Sell, Humber "Star," Pneu- • matic Safety Bicycle, new, at a reduction ori cost price. Apply by letter to E.G.A., Office of this paper. . gm "ANTED to Eent, Houses of 4, 5 and 6 rooms; good tenants; north preferred. Apply, at once, Klingenstein and Butland, 170, Oxford terrace, opposite Armagh street bridge. 6095 WANTED, four Men Cooks ; active Shepherd (£6O), Youth as Billiard Marker and Waiter, Ploughman (£6O yearly), seven youths, ten female servants (high wages). Apply, J. M'Donald, Manchester street. 6106 W "ANTED to Sell or Let, Aerated Water Business in first-lass locality, doing good trade ; to a good, practical man, splendid opportunity; principals only. X., "Times" Office, Christchurch. , 6088 AQUJUBT Home for two Ladies who would share rooms. 29, Duncan's road, Linwood. 08 •jjTjMPTY Cases For Sale Cheap. Black, Beattie JGi and Co. 6093 TTXAPPY Thought.— Our. Beautiful . Furniture JO. marked at low prices in plain figures. Eight_Welcome Water 3, Victoria street. 6092 H~ OUSE to' Let— Two, 3, 4, 5,6, and 7 Booms; Shops, Stables, £c. Forest, Sydenham. 6107 TO Let, Three and Four-roomed Cottages. 187 _? t ? w _ a^ t street, off St Asaph street west. 6094 TO Let, Manchester street north, 6 rooms, wash-house ; copper. Klingenstein and Bntland, Armagh Btreet bridge. 6096 O Let, Clyde street, 6 rooms, 9s. Klingenstein and Eutland, 172, Oxford terrace. 6096 O Let, Office road, 2 acres, 6 rooms, 12s 6d. . Klingenstein and Eutland, Armagh street. TO Let, Eichmond, Yogel street, 4 rooms, Bs. Klingenstein and Eutland, 172, Oxford terrace. 6096 rjlO Let, Carlton Mill road, 1 acre, house 8 JL rooms. Klingenstein and Bntland. 6096 IN THE SUPEBIOE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY holden at Christclmrch.— lu the matter of the "Bankruptcy Act 1883" and the Acts amending the same and in the matter of the bankruptcy of FEEDEEICK STEVENS of .Rangiora in the Provincial District of Canterbury and Colony of New Zealand Coal Merchant a Bankrupt.— A meeting of the creditors of the said Frederick Stevens to consider an application by him for his discharge is hereby summoned to be held at my office in the Government Buildings at Christchurch on Friday the 24th day of February 1893 at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon. Dated at Christchurch this 17th day of February 1893. G. L. GREENWOOD, j Official Assignee. I And further notice is hereby given that at the first sitting of this Honourable Court after the expiration of fourteen days from the date hereof (being the day appointed by this Court) application 1 will be made on behalf of the snid Frederick Stevens that an order of unconditional discharge be granted to the said Frederick Stevens. Dated at Christchurch this 18th day of February j 1893. / 1 ,„,„ CHAS. HILL, 4548 Solicitor for the said Frederick Stevens. TENDERS. nnENDERS are invited for LIGHTING, CLEAN--*--l m G ' and E£ ' rIN Gtn:SHING the Gas Ltunps in the Town of- Lyttelton for- six months. All information as to particulars of contract can be obtained from the Manager at the Lyttelton Gas Works. ■ J . ,, T ?!!L d j r^ tobosontiuuofclat <> 1 ' than Wednesday, the 22nd February, to ■ ' ' J. S. FYFE, Secretary. SUNDAY TRIPS TO GOVERNOR'S BAY. "V— . Tk nh^E s.B. CANTERBURY 1 «i-t«fli!ir~~'Tk^ -»- Excursion Tri P s *° the ahoye Bay To " -^^w^aa'S^KSk. mo * ro w (Sunday) .leaving the -•■ -* w ,v.p*>wjfcni Bt g at w a#in _ (an( i 3 p. nl . SS : T« S T, retur ?- AGAE - ROBERTS AND THOMAS, Proprietors. THIS EVENING. mUAM STREET HALL/ SIXTH POPULAR COOKING LECTURE J BY . , I MISS ADA WARDBOP. I -■ . I SUBJECT : ! VEGETABLES. j 1 ADMISSION FREE ' By ticket, to be obtained from the Gas 'Company's Office, 201, Gloucester street. Doora open at 7.30, Lecture commences 8 p.m.