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Globe, Volume II, Issue 190, 18 January 1875, Page 2

TO-MORROW (JANUARY) 19th, 1875. TO CARPENTERS, AND OTHERS. from the Proprietors of the American Circus to SELL BY AUCTION, In the paddock opposite the Criterion Hotel, A Quantity of TIMBER used for Ticket Office, &c, &c. Sale at 12 o'clock. CHRISTCHURCH ARTILLERY. IHE ANNUAL INSPECTION by the . Officer commanding the district will be held in the DRILL-SHED OU TUESDAY, 19th INSTANT, At quarter-past 7. Undress uniform—No leave granted. D. CRAIG, Captain. HE Public of Christchurch are respectfully invited to recognise THE 21st INSTANT GENERAL HOLIDAY With the Carriers, so that all pressing work should be done the day previous. ALEX. LAING,, Hon. Secretary. UNITED METHODIST FREE C LURCHES. DISTRICT MEETING. IN connection with the above a TEMPERANCE MEETING Will be held in St Asaph street Church ON TUESDAY EVENING, January 19th, 1875, To be addressed by the Revs. G. H. Turner (of Auckland), R. Taylor (of Waipawa), Mr G. Hemus (of Auckland), and other friends. Chair to be taken at 7.30 by the Rev. S. Macfarlane. Free admission. No collectiou. BURLINGTON HOUSE, St. Asaph street. IRS FAWCETThas just re-opened the above as a MECHANICS' BOARDING HOUSE, where respectable men can obtain the comforts of a home combined with very moderate charges. "ANTED, a General Servant. Apply on Tuesday to Mrs Aikmak, Colombo street. , ANTED, a Governess able to Teach Music; also, a good General Servant. Apply to Mr Brown, Clarendon Hotel*