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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5084, 18 October 1894, Page 1

S A Geand Chance.— You can get tea at i any price from Is per lb upwards, tmt most ;ofit is rubbish. The Himalaya tea at Is 8d is a first-class tea, and fit for the palate of this most fastidious. Wardell Bros, and Co. — [Advt.] Ltttelton Eowing Club.— A meeting of the committee of thiß club was held on Tuesday evening} prrsant— ATeßsra T. L. Smith (president, in the cbair), J. Thompson, J. E. Qalbraith, D. Jack, G, A. Lowin, W. J. Harfciss, J. S. Eeid, P. Fage, E. Wylie and H. E. Hoist (honorary secretary). Details in connection with the opening of the season on Saturday next were discuesed. Crews were arranged for the whole of the boats. Boats will be manned at 2.30 p.m. sharp. Entries for tha scratch double-acnlling taC a } to be rowed after the formal proceeeion, were received. Afternoon tea will be provided for the ladies. Reign of "Stars."— Our £19 JWobt with '94 Dunlop tyres is well finished and\ip to dale. Adams, Curties and Co., 70, Manchoater Street, Cbristchurcb.— [Advt.l Ebony Cbbam.— The up-to-date dressing for ladies' boots and shoes. No waste. All boot shops. Price 6<i.— [Advt.] Another deduction i n Butter at TTi W n»iT*'« rt.T.C.T-rADVT.I

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