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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4857, 24 January 1894, Page 3

i i i ; SHAW, ROBINSON & CO.'S SALE. Jj piece! (aloeted l^ 300 YARDS 33in FLAX SHEEnNGS \cM?JIi . f ° reS ' 9 _ for J M 20 PIECES PINIAT'sSSGS,IV;V?rat^ n w,, « ,xv.i., *.n., Mto SOui. Wholesale list prico SHAW, ROBINSON & CO.'S SALE. *™ ?f35?£ 8w ' Neat > UseM - 12sfo?3s lld ptr S ' ° r 2S lld *" dress fo rli Q D^P N S c\ B6 cfEP B o E »T^ „ 574 YAEDS FEENCH FABBISF*^ SHAW, ROBINSON & CO.'S SALE, INFANTS' CAEEYING CLOAKS, from Is 111 PW *"" SHAW, ROBINSON & CO S SALE. lS XI S_aI A S»^^ Cd, ur ,p ri ce24s 32s 6d, 45s ' Js oa ' <!4s 6d » 29s w • wsual prices 29s 6d, 150 MEN'S COLONIAL TWEED TROUSERS AND VT"?t n-n-n -*,-,„„- --196 MEN'S COLONIAL TWEED TKOUSEES, 7s bd.ofed,' lis Id' M * l7B 6d THE HALL, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.

B '- B Land Sale at Rangioea.— Yesterday a afternoon Mr A. P. Tutton offered by B auction at his rooms, Rangiora, Mr J. B. , Sheath's farm of thirty acres on the Ashley q Road, but it was withdrawn, the highest j bid being -81100. Several sections were offered, but none changed owners. b The professional wild-beast kil.or in t India can liave no reason to complain, we 11 should imagine, that his life is devoid of t thrilling incidents, From a recent report y it app.ars that within the past four years r- over 1000 tigers, 2000 panthers, 500 bears, L- and 300 wolves have beeu destroyed there. >f To accomplish this has cost the lives of no o less thau 1307 human beings. Many have i- bten devoured by ferocious animals, and w many more f-ell victims to the biles of ;o re: ti es.