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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4904, 20 March 1894, Page 2

Shipping ef • JH* ML BJWOOD * t)o. j-A-%:' CUSTOM- HOUSE, CLTKAaifl«>, JBg^s FOSWA- DIHG & STORAGE jk9QKm!>!> Morehw.-j-isMv Cleared end De. ■SRBBfiBt& lirer^i %t Tbrnnsrh Rites. OHBAPJBB'i'HAN PAKOKLB POST.— By Specia trAngtftnbntu made in London Heywood and Co. •re eo&lDleti to deiiver parcels to any address in ftondon'or the i.'uitod Kingdom at the following rates, "whioh molndo everything except Customs duty l— Hot exceeding gib in weight, Is 3d: eve-.v tddlttdnal lb 7(1 ; no roaTiotioa as to weight, but tMolallbw rat~B are quoted for heavy paokagres. J. «« Xii r*QOD A UO, CathediaUquare, Chriatohuron, Norwioh quay, TiytteJtosu Amusements, Meetings- &o, jP'fam Street Hall. ' " to-night i to-night! PRICES. --..... -IS, AND SIXPENCE. PBANK F. CLARK'S ALHAMBRA COMPANY. OR ARTISTS OR *»«* Is, and SIXPENCE. «•* CHRISTCHURCH VOLUNTEER FIBE BRIGADE ART UNION. nnHE DRAWINGt will take place at the Chester JL Street Fire Station on TUESDAY, March ' 20th, at 8 p.m., under the supervision of His Worship the Mayor, Councillor C. M. Gray and E. Ashby, Esq. LIEUT. E. SMITH, 3705 Hon Secretary. PIT.MAN'S SHORTHAND. A LECTURE on the History and Development J\ of Shorthand (illustrated by lantera BKdes) will be delivered by Mr J. M. TELFOBD in V.M.C.A. Hall THIS EVENING, At 8 o'clock. At intervals humorous songs will be rendered by Mr M. Irwin.. A. W. Beaven, Esq., will preside. 6190 All seats Free. Collection. Elections, CHRISTCHURCH LICENSING ELECTION. LOCAL OPTION POLL. A LL THOSE WHO OBJECT TO WHOLESALE CONFISCATION OF PROPEBTY Increase of Bates and Taxes Buining of Fellow-townspeople j and Throwing 1 out of Employment Hundreds of People, SHOULD VOTE AS UNDEB :- -1.-I VOTE THAT THE NUMBER OF PUBLI. CANS' LICENSES CONTINUE AS AT PRESENT. 2.— 1 Vote that the Number of Publicans' Licenses Be Reduced. 3.— 1 Vote that No Publicans* Licenses Be Granted. BE CAEEFUL TO STBIKE OUT THE TWO LAST PROPOSALS, leaving the Firat One Untouched. 6170 ■ CHRISTCHURCH LICENSING ELECTION. VOTE FOB nnHE undermentioned Candidates, who do not JL pledge themselves to Publican or Prohibitionist. The only body they will pledge themselves to is the Electors of Chrißtchurch. The nature of the pledge is— "To Tespect and carry out legitimately and "honestly whatever resolution the Electors arrive at on the Licensing Question on Wednesday." THOMAS GAPES ■ THOMAS McCLATCHIE WILLIAM LANGDOWN JOSEPH CLABKSON MADDISON EDWARD SMITH FREDERICK TRENT WILLIAM WHITE 6167 ELECTORS. TF YOU VOTE "NO LICENSE" AND CLOSE THE HOTELS , YOU WILL TURN EVERY PRIVATE HOUSE INTO A PUBLIC-HOUSE. THE TEMPTATION WILL BE REMOVED FEOM THE STREET CORNER INTO THE CUPBOARD. Children of tenderyearswhoarenownotpermitted to enter a Public-house will, with the natural curiosity of youth, have a "taste" when mother and father are out of sight. 6168 TO THE ELECTORS or the LICENSING DISTRICT, . And more particularly to those residing iASII3OURNE, OPAWA AND SPREYDON. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We.the Com- . mittec-elect for the Licensing District of >Lyttelton,.wish it to be understood that in the , event of tte polling resulting in the Licenses remaining as at present, in no case will we consent •to the transfer of Licenses ix&vc one part of the district to another, A. WIFFEN, J. T. GIFFORD, W. H. R. DALE, A. CARPENTER, W. KITSON, S. W. MITCHELL, If. S. WILLIS, 3. M. DOUGLASS. LICENSING ELECTION. THE 25 PER CENT MEN. JT^HE YOTE3 of all wto are in favour of A REDUCTION VP 10 25 PER CENT ABE REQUESTED IN FAVOUR OF Ballinger, Wm. Ingram, Contractor Bell, Charles Edmund, Priest Foster, Charles James, Solicitor * McLennan, Donald, Storekeeper Widdowson, William, Builder And, if Eligible, Birch, William, Minister, By order of the Committee, JOHN ELMSLIE, D.D., 5968 Chairman,