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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4774, 14 October 1893, Page 6

Holmwat'b Fills abd onmnnr.— Theattsn tion of all snfferers ifl drawn to these well-known remedies, as they possess conspicuous ad vantages as a safe and reliable aid in all those emergenoiesto -vhioh travellers, emigrants, and sailors axe io especially liable. They have been largely patronised ay wayfarers by land aad sea, and, in fact, by all classes ot the community, to their very great advantage. The Fills are beyond all doubt one of the most effective remedies ever discovered for cases of obstinate constipation, oonflrmed indigestion and colic, oomplaints whion are engendered by exposure and irregular feeding. The Ointment will be found of ths very greatest gervioe in oases piles, of abscesees, erysipelaa, and nil kinds ot local aloerfttfons.— FApvt.i "Ye Old Bots."— Last evening the members of the Chrietohuroh High Sohool Association held their second annual reunion in the Clarendon Hotel. MrT. E. Cresswell oooupied the Chair, being supported on Mb right by Messrs W. Walton and E. Speight, and on his left by Messrs C. E. Bevan-Brown and B. K. S. Lawrence. There was an attendance of about thirty old boys* a number of whom had come from a distance to take part in the proceedings. . The following toasts were proposed and duly honoured :—" The Queen " and " Many Happy Returns of the Day," ' by the Chairman, the latter toast being reponded to by Messrs J. Watt and W. H. Dawson; "Ye Salad Daya/' proposed by Mr A. B. Kirk, and responded toby Messrs Bevan-Brown, Lawrence and Walton; "V» Old BoyB," proposed by Mr B. Speight, and responded to by Messrs F. Wilkinson and G. Scott; " Ye Old Girls/* proposed by Mr T. W. Beese, and ro* sponded to by MrE. Norris; " YePrtta Gang," proposed by Mr T. Buntin; and •' The Chairman," proposed by Mr Bev&nBrown. Some capital songs were well aung by Messrs Bevan-Brown, G. Scott, T. B. Cresswell, C. H. Partridge, T. W. Reese, : W. Wilkinson, A. B. Kirk and Sandstein. The gathering was brought to a close with the singing of "Auld Lang Syne/* and hißty cheers for the masters of the Boys* High Sohool and the Association. . W. Stbangh and Co. are now showing.' enormouß Btooka of oarpeta, floorcloths* ; aad Unoleumi, an^ tavite injjpeotioa.