PUBLIC NOTICES. v. r. LEVEE. Hits £XC-__LLENCY THE GOVERNOR "ITtriLL hold a LEVEE in the PRO ▼-V- VINCIAL COUNCIL CHAMBER, Christchurch, on WEDNESDAY, -19th De* cembsr, 1900, at 4 p.m. Gentlemen attending tho Levee will wear either Uniform, Evening or Morning Dress (Black Coats). Those hav ing Carcks for tbe Private Entree are -requested to attend not later than 3,45. Each Gentle man is to br-ng Two Cards, on each of which his name must be distinctly written. ' One of these Cards is to be given up at the entrance, and the other to be handed to the Aid e-de-Camp announcing the names to His Excellency. DU&LEY ALEXANDER, Captain, , Private Secretary. Government House, Wellington. 9940 COMPLETION OF CHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL. rpO IHE PEOPLE OF CANTERBURY,- In October, 1898, a circular was issued by the Bishop of Christchurch suggesting the comple tion of the Cathedral as a memorial of the Jubilee of the Canterbury settlement, and the public were asked to subscribe a sum of ■£12,000 to enable the -work to be begun during the JuGile-e time. Since October, 1898, the public have shown their approval of the scheme by subscribing, in large and small amounts, no less a sum than_So44. Having this amount promised, and nearly £6400 in hand, the General Committee have de cided to make a start on the work during Jubi lee week, with a view to its completion. An architect has been appointed to carry out the designs of Sir Gilbert Scott; the necessary plans, drawings, and specifications have been prepared, and tenders have been called for. For the remaining sum of JE_956, the Com mittee now make urgent and earnest appeal to the people of Canterbury, on the following ground*: — The the completion of the Cathedral is a most suitable expression of our thanks giving to Almighty God. That the Jubilee of the Settlement must not pass away without securing the comple tion of a -work which was one of the first objects of the Canterbury Associa tion, and which will remain a monument to the pluck, endurance, and persever ance of the Pioneers of the Settlement. Subscriptions are asked, and can be remitted to the Secretary, Mr T. Garrard, Box 279, Christchurch. 665 C. CHRISTCHURCH. T\R. IRVING beglTto notify his Patients that he has MOVED from Market square to a_7 ARMAGH STREET W. (facing Cran mex square). 