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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4900, 15 March 1894, Page 2

A Bake Holiday.— Saturday next being St Patrick's Day, and a statutory bank holiday, the banks will be closed all day, though, as the holiday is a regular annual one. no notification of it has been given by advertisement. Pioneke Bicycle Club. — Matters in connection with this club's race meeting on Saturday next are almost complete. A large number of visitors will compete, and most of them are expected to arrive to-day. At a meeting of the committee held on Tuesday evening, Mr A. Gundersen was elected timekeeper in lieu of Mr England, the latter gentleman having to decline to act owing to business engagements. The track is in first-class order, and, given fine weather, the meeting will be a really good one. The committee has made arrangements for a smoke concert in the evening, and as the club has a number of talented members r this also should be a success. "Ghost at Opawa."— lnstructions are issued by Inspector Broham to catch the ghost. Detective O'Connor on his silent and speedy "Star" jigger is on its trail. Great autumn boom of " Star " wheels ; deposit reduced to £5, instalment 80s per month. Tuition to ladies and gentlemen by an experienced teaoher of cycling. " Star " agencies at Inveroargill, Oamarn, Aahburton, Greymouth, Blenheim, Napier, Palmerston North, Wanganui, Waipawa, Hastings, Maeterton and Wellington. Send for catalogue. Adams, Curties and Co., 70, Manchester Street, Christohurch.— [Advt.J St Albans Amateotj Swimming Club.— A meeting of the committee of this Club was held on Tuesday evening j present-" ' Messrs Cheosman (in the chair), D. Cochrane, W. Dixey, J. G. Faulkner, N. L. Rout, C. B. Williams and W. S. Wharton. Ihe captain reported that matters in connection with the Club's annual races, to be held on Saturday, were in a forward state, md as good entries had been received for sach event there was every probability of i successful meeting. Intimation was received from the driver of the St Albans joach that an extra conveyance would run it 2.5 p.m. on Saturday. It was decided bo advertise this in both morning papersi if ter transacting a considerable amount of 3UBinees, and appointing the officers for ihe race meeting;, the meeting closed. And yet you will lind that anyone who requires ;horough artistic nnd legitimate photographic) rork that is permanent and of the highest order or ixecutiou still patronises C. H. Manning, as his still increasing Inisiuesa testifies. TI)Q demand toe lis own patent process, the urointvline photon is argely on the increase. Another new oxhibit of ill classes of work just added at studio, 150. Colombo street. Aw> o intinevds advisable to tvvoio. lotontiou,— l ADVT.J