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3MJB9S9 HOttCM, "J^TO OTHEE SHOP in Christchurch is in suclv J^l a position to give Buoh bargains as, ABM!. STBONG'S. Goods direct from Manufacturers. No central shop rents. fed jHEBAT SLAUGHTER of Warehousemen's "i^T Stock, of Capes, Mantles and Zouaves at less than half-price. One hundred Capes and; Mantles at 25s to be picked at 8s lid. 4"1 BEAT PUBCHASE of £600 worth, of Men's \Jf and Boys' Clothing at great discounts. Will *fee cleared at astonishing prices. AEMSTEONG'S, r • ' - ■ ■■ /T1 OING Eapidly— Serge Sailor Suits, 3s lid ; Men's really good Suits, 22s 6d ; Shiits, Is 3d; Leather Cloth Shirts, 3s 3d; Boys' Braces, 3id: Men's Braces, 6d. rEverything wonderful -ralue at AEMSTEONG'S. ' fTHHE BEST VALUE in Calicoes, Sheetings. I Blankets, Towels, Curtains and other Man* Chester Goods is to be had at ARMSTRONG'S. A CHALLENGE TO CHBISTCHUECH.— Just received from Denton, manufacturer, ex Coptic, 144 Gonts 1 Best Fur Felt Sample Hats— instead of 10s 6d, your pick for -Is 6d 'black and 5s 6d coloured. Boys' Cops, all sizes, Sd, ,jP<KEAT BEADY- MONEY PUBCHASE of ijT Dress Materials.— New Shot Dress Materials, instsad of 12s 6d, to go at 5s 6d per dress. New Shot Hopsacks, instead of 13s 6d, to go at 5s lid, New diagonals at half-price. AEMSTEONG'S. c, WANTED KNOWN.— High-class Millinery to be slaughtered. One hundred trimmed Hats at 3s lid, 150 at 4s lid, 75 at 5s lid, all worth three times the money. AKMSTEONG'S. WANTED KNOWN.-SPECTAL SALE at AEMSTEONG'S. Great Purchase of Warehouseman's Stock. Trimmed Hats and Bonnets cheaper than ever. We guarantee better value than any other shop, Sunday Services. CENTE&.L MISSION. — ODDFELLOWS' HALL. PASTOE BIECH. SPECIAL NEW YEAE'S SEEVICES, SUNDAY, DEC. 81, 1593, 11 a.m. and 6.45 p.m. New Hymns Composed for the occasion by Pastor Birch. Solos and Selections by. Large Choir and Orchestra. Hymn-sheets provided. Watch-night Service, i 10.45 p.m. 1585 All Welcome. BAPTIST TABEBNACLE. "O EV EDWIN H. ELLIS, Jl£; Of Melbourne. 11 a.m.— Subject, " A Coronet of Graces." 6.30 p.m.— Subject, "Almost Persuaded." 10,45 p.m. — Watchnight Service. Subject, " The Last Chance." 1668 BIMTTIVE METHODIST CHUECHES. Cambridge Terrace— 11— TCev C. E. Ward, of Wellicgton. 6.3o— EovJ. Guy, President of Conference. 10.30 p.m.— Watch- Night Service, Eeve C. E. Ward and J. Guy. St Asaph Street, Linwood— 11— Eev J. Guy. 