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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4904, 20 March 1894, Page 3

SIS JMBSS GSSt Carlton Mill road, Merivale, June 30th, 1893. Mr E. W. HALL, Medical Herbalist, 152, Aimagh street, Christchurch. Daar Sir,— l was suffering for some time ■with a very painful skin disease, and I was under the Doctor's hands for weeks, without deriving any benefit, so I decided to call and explain my case to you, when you asmired me you could do me good. I then placed myself under your treatment, and am happy to say that the medicine and the lotion you gave me worked wonders. I will be most happy to recommend to you anyone Suffering from sHn diseases. Tours very gratefully, 8846 E. S. TUCKER. Late Advertisements, \\f ANTED, Furnished Single Bedroom, Must IV name rent and be moderate. B. Taylor, "Star" Office. 3737 W "ANTED, General Servant for Bachelor, not over thirty years of age; work light. Apply 12 to 2 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., at 68, Durham Street south, Sydenham. 3750 "JJOTTLES, Bottles, Bottlesof every description J3 for Sale, cheap, J. Snell, Elizabeth Street, Sydenham. 1706 TTJOOT TBADE— "Wanted working men to know X> that Maine Bros. Pay Union Wages and Union Hours, and are willing to assist any Union with a cheque, on strike for eight hours' labour or an increase of wage. Bovsand Girls' School Boots, size 10 to 13, 5s 6d ; Ladies' Walking Shoes 4s 1 Id ; Men's Strong Nailed Bluchers, 5s 6d; Men's Strong Nailed Shooters, 6s 9d. A ready penny is worth a slow shilling to Maine Bros., 163, High Street. 3722 ftOMFOETABLE Home offered to young lady \J engaged daring the day; terms moderate. Address, Home, " Star" Office. 3749 i ■ OST, a Purse with a small sum of money enJ_J closed, near Mr Freeman's, Confectioner, High Street, about 1 p.m. to-day. Finder rewarded at Star Office. 3753 O & OBTAINING Twenty Pounds' Worth of OWtl Furniture, and so on in proportion by.the Cash or Hire System Time-Deferred Payment of Walters and Co., Upholsterers, Cabinet-makers, House Furnishers 43, 45, 47, Victoria Street, • Beautiful Goods, best material and workmanship. Low prices, marked in plain figures. Terms— One quarter of the value down, balance by easy instalments^ ENDEES Wanted, for Plumbing Mr Farrow's Houee, near School, Hillsborough Eoad, Opawa. 3755 XHBA TB E XV OVA L. • liesßee3 ... Messrs Howe and Spong. Enormous Success of HOWE AND SPONG'S DBAMATIC COMPANY. TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT HABBOUB LIGHTS Crowded House to witness the first representatioi of the beautiful nautical drama, "HARBOUtt LIGHTS." MISS HILDA SPONG In her charming impersonation of Doba Vane. W. B. Spong's Magnificent Scenery the theme o admiration. General Verdict : The Best Travelling Company h Australasia. TO-M,OBBOW EVENING, THE GBIP OF IBON. MILLION PEICES. 3s, 2s, and Is. 3715 TO THE ELECTORS , OF THE AVON LICENSING DISTBICT, And especially to those resident in LINWGOD. "VTCTE, the undersigned, beg to intimate to th< ELECTOES OF AVON that, should we be returned as your Committee WE WILL NOT, Under any circumstances, CONSE^KET TO THE TBAJSTSFEB OF LICENSES From one part of the district to another. LUDVIG BEBGH GEOEGE BONNINGTON EDWAED NOBCBOSS COESEB JOHN DILLOWAY THOMAS HENSHALL JOHN KEBB GEOEGE KING ISAAC PABISH 37-17 CHBItTCHURCH LICENSING ELECTION. FATHER BELL HAS BETIBED FBOM THE CONTEST. 3757 i«rj!i, the undersigned, who have accepted our nominations for the purpose of carrying out the 25 per cent redaction, HEBEBY GIVE NOTICE that we have BEEN NO PASTIES TO THE WITHDBAWAL of any of our number, and our Friends may BELY UPON US to avail ourselves to the utmost o£ whatever moral weight our position on the Poll may giro as to secure tbe fall 25 per cent reduction within the.limits of the law. W. I. BALLINGEB. CHAS. J. FOSTEE. D. MCLENNAN. 3754 W. WIDDOWSON. ASHLEY ELECTOBATE. E L E V E N T H~~S C H E D U L E. NOTICE OF POLLING-DAY. IN pursuance of the Electoral Act, 1893, and the Alcoholic Liquors Sale Control Act, 1893, I, Maximilian Whatman, of Fieldgreen, Ashley, Beturning-Officer for the Electoral District of Ashley, do hereby give Notice that by virtue of the Acts aforesaid a Poll will be taken in respect of PUBLICANS', ACCOMMODATION and BOTTLE LICENSES, also the Election of EIGHT DULY QUALIFIED PEESONS to serve as members of the Licensing Committee for the said district, and the last day for receiving nominations of candidates will be the 13th DAY OF MAECH, 1894, and that the Poll will be taken at the several polling places of the said district on the 21st DAY OF MAECH, Every man desirous of becoming a candidate must be nominated by not less than Two Electors of the district by a nomination paper as prescribed by Section 75 of the Electoral Act, 1893, delivered to theEeturning-Officer on or before the 13th DAY °Th^l?o^inTare the POLLING PLACES for the ELECTOEAL DISTBICT OF ASHLEY ;- The Courthouse, Amberley (principal) The Courthouse, Waiau The Eoad Board Office, Waikari The Wool-sorters' Cottage, near woolshed, Cheviot Hills 'The Public Hall, Leithfleld I The Town Hall, Sefton .The Schoolhouse, Ashley Bank The Waiting-room, Hot Springs^ Cannier Plains The, "W oolshed, Hawkswood. The Schoolhouse, Greta Valley r The Schoolhouse, Bothecham The Town Hall, East Oxford The Schoolhouae, West Oxford The Schoolhouse, View Hill The Schoolhouse, North Lobnru The Boad Board Office, Loburn The Hurunui Babbit Board Office, Culverden The Courthouse, Kaikoura The Station-house, Greenhills . The Schoolhouse, Medbnry MAXIMILIAN WHATMAN, 3752 Beturning-Officer. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I WILLIAM SMITHSON, of Ashbourne, do t hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Lyttolton in June next, APPLY FOE A CEETIFICATE authorising the issue of a Publican's License for a house situate in Strickland Street, Spreydon, containing? (seven) rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated the 20th day of March, 1894, 37 56 ■ WILLIAM SMITHSON,