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Globe, Volume III, Issue 233, 9 March 1875, Page 2

o DDFELLOWS 1 HALL. REV. CHARLES The celebrated Lecturer, Humorist, and Elocutionist. TO-NIGHT—TOWER OF LONDON. TO-MORROW—OLIVER GOLDSMITH. THURSDAY—AT LYTTELTON. WINE VAULTS, A DELAIDE COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Being now five years since I introduced these fine Wines, the produce of the largest and oldest vineyards in Adelaide, I beg to tender my sincere thanks for the extensive support and patronage I have received, and as the public are aware other inferior wines -mtvrrxj —ijccn mipux i/cu, puruiictaera aiiuuiu. always inquire for the wines imported by A. R. PRESTON, Importer direct from the videyards, PARTIES HAVING HAND SEWING MACHINES Should purchase A STAND AND TREADLE, And can then operate the Machine by Hand or Foot. CHARLES TURNER, Practical Sewing Machinist, Colombo street, Two doors from Cookham House. I. O. G. T., Hope of Christchurch Lodge. AN ENTERTAINMENT in connection with the above Lodge will be held in Gee’s Schoolroom THIS EVENING (Tuesday), March 9th, to commence at 1 p.m. Admission free. Members of the order only. J. S. WILLIAMS, W.C.T. A, ALDRED, W.S. LOST, a LADIES’ RING, near Commercial Hotel. Finder rewarded.— W. F. Warner. WANTED, a Single Young Man, to make himself generally useful; one accustomed to the baking business preferred. Apply to J. S. Olliver, London street, Lyttelton.