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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4739, 2 September 1893, Page 4

The Chief Justice. — The Chief Justice receives a salary of £1500 a year. The chief justice a man can do his family is to buy no other but the Matchless Brand teas. — [Advt.] Savage Club.— On Monday evening the members of the Christchurch Savage Club will wind up the present season with a ladieß' evening- at the Oddfellows' Hall. The cards of invitation have been printed in Maori and bear the inscription ." Po mo nga Wahine." The President will occupy the chair, and the programme for the korero is a varied one, consisting of Bongs, Btories, recitations, &c, all of which are the composition oJ the Savages who have been entrusted with them. The words o? the opening ode were composed by Mr E. W. Eoper, and Miss N. Gardner. has set them to appropriate music. The hall will be suitably decorated, and every arrangament haa been made to give a suitable recepfcipn to the " squaws." This will be the first occasion on which the Savages have presented one of their highly amusing programmes to a mixed audience.

rrofessor Biclcerton reports that Jameson Amloraou and Co.'s Teas are " perfectly free from any foreign material, and adulteration of nny kind," aud "are genuine teas of excellent quality." CoauMrriTiox way bo very keen, but superior and high class work or goods) nre always appreciated and in great demand, such as aye 0. H. Manning's most excellent and delicately finished photographs. His Brouialine photos are delightful Gems of Art and unsurpassed anywhere. Everybody visit iug O. H. Manning's studio can rely upon being photoi graphed by himself personally, (Studio, J. 50» ] ■■ ■ ■ -\