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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4905, 21 March 1894, Page 2

To-Day's Advertisements p°ffi: °a n »K> n KSp^R? Farmers' Association. w * 6287 'ANTED, a General Servant, not less than 2d years of age. Apply, 52, Selwyn street, B.ddington. J 6 924 "rer ANTED, for married couple, 2 Furnished r *Jc» 1 Eent not e *<*ssive. Address, Gr. f " Star Office. g^gg ' "ANTED Tenders to Purchase a Snug Little Property, about 14 Acres, sheltered with trees ; cottage, outbuildings and good water ; lately occupied by Mr J. Hall, near Islington Factory. Tenders to be in by Saturday 24th addressed A. W. Swift, Coachbuilder, 314. Colombo Street north. ■ gg^g lIOE Sale, comfortable 6-roomed House (nearly new), iron roof, fowlhouse, &c. ; quarteracre section ; Cashel Street, Linwood ; price £275 • deposit £75; must be sold at once. Apply to Walter Johnson, 71, Cathedral Square. 6187 nnO Let— New 4-Eoomed T House ; scullery verX audah. Apply 40, Cashel Street, Linwood^ 3759 CTCTOULD the lady who was seen to pick up V T • Purse containing Money in front of Mr Gill's, confectioner, Colombo Street, about 1 p.m. yesterday, return same to "Star" Office, and save further trouble. 3767 MUSIC FOB THE COMING SEASON. " CT7I "OUNZ, with his sons, will supply • JD • _D Dancing Parties, Balls, ac, &c. For Terms, apply ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 191, Manchester Street. 3765 CHBISTCHUBCH VOLUNTEER FIEE BRIGADE ART UNION. rfIHE following is the EESTJLT of the Drawing, I which took place LAST NIGHT :— ■go "3i» o<u "SIS os "315 co "010 gifi gg £'s ii is m ii gg 1—3535 27— 596 53—4998 79—1111 2—2061 28-3788 54—4339 80-2936 3—5679 29—1760 55—1046 81—3955 4—1481 30-718 56-6105 82- 21 5—2245 31—6075 57—1665 83—3485 6—5155 32—1198 58—6013 84— 39 7—6131 33—7429 59—1894 85—7387 8-1670 34—5340 60-4231 86-^6263 9—2820 35-3500 61—5060 87-6399 10-2914 36-1978 62-4774 88-2075 11—1639 37—1027 63—2384 89—1310 12—6175 38-5826 64—1072 90—6092 13—2765 39-5471 65—2087 91-4245 14_4741 40—2495 66-4377 92—7419 15—3137 41-4139 67—1478 93—5774 16—5861 42— 5553 68—3921 94—3702 17_4405 43—1035 69-4988 95—7433 18—2084 44-6270 70—1311 96—6243 19—1128 45—3396 71-3913 97—2958 20— 493 46-2040 72—6400 98—2018 21—4702 47—4812 73-3488 99—1177 22—2436 48—2763 74—1113 100—2768 23—2962 49—2352 75—3559 101— 487 24-3353 50—3007 76—1377 102—1754 25-4098 51—5868 77-1504 103-7369 26- 26 52-3258 78-2124 104—2496 C. M. GBAY, Chairman. E. C. ASHBY. W. WHITE. E. SMITH, 6322 Secretary. JPeICE JjIST:---s d Men's Strong Nailed Shooters ... 6 9 Men's Strong Nailed Bluchers ... 5 6 Ladies' Walking Shoes ... ... ... 411 Ladies' High-leg Lace 6 6 Girlß' or Boys' Lace, 10 to 13 5 6 Children's Patent Strap Shoes, 2to 5 1 0 Boys' or Girls' Lace Boots, 7to 9 ... 4 6 Ladies' Tan Shoes 4 6 Men's Tan Shoes 5 6 Youths' Strong Lace Boots, Ito 5 ... 6 9 ALL OUE OWN MAKE. MAINE~BROS. 5 163, HIGH STBEET near A. J. White's. SCOTCH WHISKEY. THE BUCHANAN BLEND, A BLEND OF FINE OLD SCOTCH WHISKIES. Specially Selected. AS SUPPLIED TO THE To be obtained from all Hotel-koepers JJxETCHEB, HuMPHBEYS & \jO., Christchurch, AGENTS. XBBO TAILORING DEPARTMENT. WE hive now opened a Most Extensive Eange of TWEEDS, COATINGS, WORSTEDS, SERGES VICUNAS, &c, &c, Ant.l are prepared to Execute Ordeis promptly at the following prices : — SUITS TO MEASURE— 63 s 70 s 75 s 80 s 85 s 90 s The Growing Trade in this Department is the best evidence that our efforts to give satisfaction are appreciated, hallbnst¥in bros., NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTOBY, CHRISTCHUBCH. ALEX. LOWRY, pEACHES FOR JAM, CHEAP. BANANAS, Splendid Condition, from 3d Per Dozen. Yon Can Get Splendid Strawberries if ordered at CUMMING'S, High and Colombo Streets. IttßS POPE TTT AS JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF ENITTISe SILK FILOSELLE ABBiSEXE CBEWEL SILK AND FANCY GOODS. THE ORIGINAL ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOT, MORTEN'S BUILDINGS, Christchurch. X829

The Thames Heresy Case.— At a recent meeting of the Ladies' Association in connection with St James's Presbyterian Church, Thames, discussion ensued upon what was termed "the arbitrary, unfeeling and unfair action of the Auckland Presbytery in not allowing the Eev Neill any opportunity of saying farewell to hia congregation." It was unanimously resolved — "That the Association cease connection with the church, and re-form, with power to add_ to the number, and act energetically in connection with the services which Mr Neill will commence next Sunday in St George's Hall."