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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4814, 30 November 1893, Page 3

OUT OP TOU3 WANTS OEEATE WEALTH. OOR SECOND BONUS PERIOD BEBras » «aHov., 18M , andfextends to 31st AUGUST, 1894. • : IFwSmSP H o spends mojtl^eT in that pekiod will eeceive a The Customer who isJ2nd on the list ... qr ' 3rd WE THU S GIVJ3 TO OUE CUSTOMESS '. ... Jg 4th ... -jA ABSOLUTBLY sth ... " f O FREE OF CHABGE 6th . ... O **•""* Wfl -* 50 £208. »i ... ... 100 10s each ...... «r a «* At the *™imOK on APBII, *»*, a»T^ipa sums wern o^nea^tuef.no^^J MrsJ. Eeese,senr.,Harewoodroad ' 2Mr J.Carl, Empire Hotel ..." ... .j _ *** g Mr Ears, Farmer, Marshlands . ' 4j Mrs D. Lamb, Stanmore road ;, 5 Mrs Timma, South belt . - ' "' O »3 ! g Mrs Knight, New Brighton * per JSSS&JT" ° f 10S 156,^ Olult of purchase was £2 10s 7d, or equal! twenty Thus a Customer spending 2s 6d can select a 3d present » >• .. 5s „ „ 6d „ : : :: a : ;: S;■ And so en in proportion, up to any amount. SEE OUB CENTEE WINDOW FOB SPECIMENS OF THE PBESENTS WE DISTEIBUTE. SHAW, ROBINSON & CO.. THE HALL, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.

AsHfctrßTON County Council.— An adjourned meeting of the Ashburton County Council was held yesterday ; . present— Hon W. C. "Walker, Messrs , : Harper, Grigg, Cameron, Wright, Friedlander, Bicbards and Williamson. Mr Hugo Friedlacder was appointed Chairman for the ensuing year. It was reported that Mr A. E. Peaohe's tender for tho Mount Somers tramway lease had been ' accepted. .Mr J< Heaeltino's tender for dog collars was accepted. Mcbbis Caineron, Wright, Grigg, Harper and. the Chairman were appointed a Standing Committee regarding "thirds." The usual Committees were appointed. Mr Walker was appointed the Council's representative on the Charitable Aid Board. >

Prof. Bickerton'u analysis o Jameson, Anderson and Co.'s Teas states :— " So that in all respects the samples suhmittedappeartobe well prepared, genuine teas of excellent Quality." X9S9 The Ltttelton Drowning Case. — Yesterday, the Hon E. J. Seddon e^xt the following telegram to Mr J. Joyce, member for Lyttelton : — " I was deeply grieved oq reading the papers this alter noon to learn of the sad occurrence yesterday, by which two of the torpedoireu losb their lives in the execution of their duty. Kindly convey to their widows mj heartfelt sympathy in this their saj and sudden bereavement."