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Globe, Volume II, Issue 138, 9 November 1874, Page 1

METROPOLITAN MEETING, CHRISTCHURCH. THE Undersigned has for HIRE DOUBLE and SINGLE BUGGIES and SADDLE HORSES. B. J. H. OAREW, Livery Stables, 288 Next the Clarendon Hotel. E. MAINWARING-JOHNSON and CO., LICENSED LAND BROKERS, AND ESTATE AGENTS. I J ACT, and all Transactions in Land, cheaply and quickly carried out. Town, Suburb, and Country LAND FOR SALE, on deferred payments. OFFICES—HEREFORD STREET, Next Miles and Co. FREDERICK FISHER, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Hereford Street. CELLARS WALTON'S BUILDINGS. Agent for MARTIN'S INVERCARGILL ALE. j |iHE usual ASSORTMENT of WINES, \ SPIRITS, and BOTTLED BEER. CHRISTMAS STORY. THE PROPRIETOR OF "THE GLOBE" BEGS to announce that he has entered into arrangements with Mr Bailliere of Melbourne, for the publication of AN ORIGINAL CHRISTMAS STORY, Written by Mr Marcus Clarke, Entitled—The GYPSIES OE THE SEA, THE ISLAND OF GOLD. Founded on incidents connected with the recent New Guinea Expedition, which will appear as the CHRISTMAS NUMBER "THE GLOBE" D. & C. G. ROSS, Architects and Engineers, CASHEL STREET, Near Tattersall's. 286 Money. Money. Money. CASHEL STREET PAWN OFFICE. THE Proprietor begs to inform the Public that he is prepared to LEND Money on all kinds of Jewellery, Watches, Plate, Clothing &c, &c. Government rate of interest charged. Money Advanced in Sums, from £5 to £IOOO on security of two responsible householders to be repaid by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments. Near Press Office. "ANTED, Six Railway Waggon Builders. None but first-class workmen need apply. JOHN ANDERSON, Canterbury Foundry.