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Globe, Volume III, Issue 258, 9 April 1875, Page 2

I. o. CHA^i G. T. FORMAL OPENING OF THE GOOD TEMPLAR HALL, A PUBLIC TEA MEETING AND CONCERT, in celebration of the above event, will be held in the NEW HALL, ON THURSDAY, the 22nd APRIL, 1875, Programme, with full particulars, in future advertisements. J. B. DALE, Chairman of Directors. W. H. WYKES, Hon Sec. Od DFELL 0W S’ H ALL. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), REY. CHARLES CLARK AND MISS CHRISTIAN GRAND EXTRA NIGHT, The Rev Charles Clark’s programme will include Dr Marigold’s Prescriptions, and Miss Christian will sing “ The Mountebank” (Vivien), “ Will he Come” [A. Sullivan), bydesire, “When Night is Darkest” (Land), and, with Mr Appleby, the duet, “ The Sailor sighs” (Balfe). Reserved seats, 3s; gallery, 2s; back seats, Is. Plan of seats at Bonnington and Co.’s. PUBLIC MEETING. A M E E T I N G TO CONSIDER THE GRANTS IN AID OF MUNICIPALITIES, Will be held IN THE READING ROOM OT THE LYTTELTON COLONISTS’ HALL, TOMORROW (SATURDAY, 10th), At 7.30 p.m, JNO. T. ROUSE, Mayor. CONGREGATIONAL SCHOOLROOM, MANCHESTER STREET. The tonic elementary singing CLASS will receive the First Lesson ON MONDAY NEXT, At 7.30 p.m. The public are invited to be present. An Advanced Class will be formed if desired. J. B. STANSELL. TO BE LET, A THREE-ROOMED COTTAGE, in Gloucester street east. For particulars, apply to Mr J. Hurst, next door. ANTED, a good General Servant. V ? One who can iron well. Wanted, a competent Housemaid. Apply to Mrs Sheath, Cranmer square, WANTED, a good Horseshoer. One who can fit. Constant work, and highest wages, to a steady man.—P. and D. Duncan. WANTED, a General Servant. Apply to Mrs Resign, Sumner road, Lyttelton.