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COPT OF CABLEGRAM. " TO MESBRS. GEORGE HOWARTH AND CO., "145 Lichfield Street East, " CHRISIOHUROH. " Sell all the Stock and wind np the Business. " GEORGE HOWATH AND CO., " Manchester, England." IN referring to the above Cablegram, we desire to inform the people of Cbristchurch and districts that we have bought the Stock-in-Trade of Messrs. George Howarth and Co. and Messrs. Dugdale, Wbitehead and Co., Manufacturers, and Wholesale Soft Goods Merchants, 145 Lichfield Street, Christ church, at a Very Big Discount for Cash. We shall offer the Stocks as they stand in their Warehouse (which we shut for a short time), also all Goods tbat are afloat, as they arrive, to the Public in Retail Quantities, at and under Wholesale Cost Price. This, we believe, is the first time in the history of Canterbury tbat such a golden opportunity has been given to the public of buying in Retail Quantities, at and nnder the Wholesale Cost, one of the cheapest Wholesale Stocks ever held in New Zealand ; and in the face of the increased duties that are now being collected by the Customs must be to every purchaser at this Sale an immense gain. The Stocks comprise everything tbat is usually sold by manufacturer* and wholesale warehousemen, and are suitable for the use of men, women, and children. We have marked every article in plain figures for Casb,from which no abatement can be made. The Warehouse is situated in Lichfield Street, between His Lordship's Larder and the Oddfellow's Hall (same side), and will be opened each day at 10 a.m., and closed at 5 p.m., Saturdays at 9 p.m. Town parcels will be delivered the next day after purchase. Country Parcels to meet each train. We have had some difficulty in altering the Warehouse to answer for retail business, and in this matter we ask your kind consideration. Country Drapers, Hotelkeepers, Storekeepers, Public Institutions, and Hawkers will find this Sale a grand opportunity to obtain Cheap Goods. THE SALE WILL BEGIN ON SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST 11, 1888. LONARGAN AND LONARGAN. Remember the Address, • 145 LICHFIELD STREET, Between His Lordship's Larder and the Odfellow's Hall (Same.Side). TJll'l 8 H NATIONAL LEAG UE. PAYMENT OF MEMBERB' FUND. BLUE BPUB. Mr. H. M'Keown 1 0 0 Mr. J. Joyce 0 ? 6 „ J. Roach 010 0 „ M. Drew 0 2 6 „ T. Devine 0 5 0 „ P. Abrene 0 2 6 „ H. M'Keown, Jun. 0 5 0 „ Denis Kellegher 0 2 6 „ J. Casey 0 5 0 Mis 3 Nellie Koche 0 3 0 „ M. Joyce 0 2 6 TUAPEKA FLAT. Mr. Philip Duffy 0 10 6 Mr. John Smith 0 10 6 „ George Leslie 010 6 „ Timothy Crowley 010 0 „ Patrick Cummings 0 10 6 Mrs. Daniel Crowley 0 10 0 „ Patrick Kane 0 10 0 1 Mr. John Donohue 0 5 0 Mrs. John Drew 0 5 0 I „ Denis Hougbaa 0 5 0 Mr. O. OGorman 0 5 0 | „ Patrick White 0 10 6 Mrs. James Kepple 0 5 0 „ Micbael O'Donnell 0 5 0 Mr. James Downca 0 5 0 „ James O'Brien 0 5 0 „ John Young 0 5 0 „ Alex. Miskall 010 0 EVANS' FLAT. Mr. Michael Hunt 0 10 0 Mr. John Hopp; 0 10 0 „ Thomas Fahey 010 0 „ R. Richardson 0 5 0 Blrs. A. Campbell 0 5 0 „ Lack 0 2 6 A Friend 0 2 0 „ Robert Fitten 0 2 6 Mr. William Smith 0 5 0 „ P. M'Laughlia 010 0 „ Archibald Clark 0 5 0 „ B. Hart 010 6 „ William Leslie 0 2 6 „ John Donlan 010 6 „ James Claque 0 5 0 „ Michael Nash 010 0 „ Franois Goiden 0 5 0 „ D. M'Oluskey 010 0 „ James Buchanan 0 5 0 „ W. Smyth 0 5 0 „ W.Felton 0 5 0 „ M.Tomb -0 2 6 A Friend 0 2 6 „ Thomas Pope 0 5 0 it r. James Hopkins 0 5 0 „ John Gillard 0 5 0 „ Hugh M'Cann 0 5 0 „ Patrick Curtin 0 5 0 „ Philip Brook 0 2 0 „ Patrick Cassidy 0 5 0 Mis. brook 0 2 6 „ Simon Fahey 0 2 6 Mr. Samuel Henry 0 5 0 „ Edward Roughan 0 2 6 „ John Treacy 0 3 0 „ Patrick Kain 0 5 0 „ Charles Henderson 0 5 0 „ Michael Whelan 010 0 „ Patrick Flannery 0 5 0 „ Charles Armstrong 010 0 „ Patrick Treacy 0 7 0 „ Daniel Lynch 0 5 0 „ Daniel O'Brien 0 5 0 NOTICE. The Rirerton Art Union Committe, at the urgent request of many friends, who consider the time allowed for the disposal of the tickets too short, have decided to postpone the drawing until Saturday, Kovember 3. J. M. HALL. Hon. Sec.