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Globe, Volume IV, Issue 359, 6 August 1875, Page 2

THE LATE EIRE AT LYTTELTON. MR PARSONS of the Royal Hotel begs to return his sincere THANKS for the great kindness shown to him by his friends and neighbours, whose timely exertions prevented the late fire extending to his premises. 799 BOMBASTES, No 1 ROUND THE CORNER, AND THE TURKISH BATH, WILL BE REPEATED on SATURDAY at the COLONISTS’ HALL, LYTTELTON, AT MILLION PRICES. Front seats, 2s 6d; back, Is. Doors open at 7.30, Commence at 8 p.m. 800 FOR SALE, TWO BUILDING [ALLOTMENTS, comer of Tuam street and East Town Belt. Apply to C. F. BARKER, 796 Cathedral Square Chambers. \ DDINGTON CRICKET CLDB The SECOND ENTERTAINMENT in connection with the above club will take place at Mr TAYLOR’S ROOMS, Lincoln road, on AUGUST 11th, at 7.30 sharp. The programme will consist of Duets, Character Songs, Nigger Troop, Laughable Farce. To conclude with a BALL, Tickets for concert only, Is; tickets for concert and ball, 2s, Double tickets, 3s 6d. 8-6 9437 H, MAYNARD, Secretary. WANTED, a good Glazier. Apply to James Booth, Victorian Saw Mills, Christchurch. 795 LOST, on Wednesday evening, a bay Mare, white star on forehead, off side fetlock’s white; saddle, bridle, and martingale, collar mark on each shoulder. Any person returning the same to Warner’s Commercial Hotel will be rewarded. 797 LOST, an upstanding handsome black Gelding, supposed to have strayed towards Halswell. Any one giving information leading to its recovery at the office of f.bia paper will be rewarded. 798