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AITERS WANTED for the Grand Stand. Apply between seven and eight o'clock this evening at the Garrick Hotel. 2608 TO BLACKSMITHS. ANTED, a good General Smith : to a t t steady and industrious man the situation will be constant. Apply Thomas Grange, Engineer, Lyttelton. • ) > m) 'ANTED, to Hire three Horses and Tip Drays for Ferry road chain. Earth to be Disposed of at Ferry road drain. Wanted, a good Bridge Carpenter and a few good Excavators. Apply M. Lake, Tuam street east, next Goole House. 2602 OUND, a white Bull Terrier Dog ; the 1 . owner can have the same by paying expenses of this Advertisement. —Apply to Office of this Paper. 2(513 LOST, on Saturday Evening last, a small spotted PIG, marked blue chalk on rump, belonging to a working man. A reward will be given to the person informing me of its whereabouts.—William Gregory, Antigua street. 2003 1 ELBO RN, Evangelist PREAC HES the Gospel in the New Oddfellows' Hall, Lichfield street, every Lord's Day Evening, at half-past six o'clock. Subject, To-morrow night, "Divine and human prudence." Seats free. No collection. 2597 Baptised Believers of the Gospel of the Kingdom of God Meet every first day of the week, in the Oddfellows' Hall, Montreal street north, at 11 a.m. and 6 30 p.m. W. A. C. Smith will (D.V.) Address the Meeting To-moirow Evening on the following subject :—" What is the Gospel of the Kingdom." All are invited. No collection. 2612 PUBLIC LECTURE. LECTURE will be delivered by Elder C. C. Hurst, Missionary from Utah, in the Temperance Hall, Gloucester street, on Sunday Evening next, April 16th, at half-past six o'clock. Subject: "The Revelation of God to man, in the past and future." Seats free. No collection. 2601 UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, Colombo road. THff REV H. K. WILKINSON Will Preach in the above place, morning, 11 a.m. And The Rev S. Macfarlane, evening, 6.30 p.m. 2596 TO ADVERTISERS. tHE "GLOBE'' having now a daily issue of 2400 copies, our advertising friends will be glad to learn that the readers c.f that Journal number nearly TEN THOUSAND sensible and intelligent perT.0.G.T., Young Crusaders' Juvenile Temple' * N ENTERTAINMENT, consisting of Readings, and Recitations, will be given in the Good Templars' Hall on MONDAY next, in aid of the Juvenile Funds. To commence at 7.30. Admission Is. 2598 NEW BRIGHTON HOTEL. UNCHEON PROVIDED at this Hotel jt for Parties visiting New Brighton during the Easter Holidays. 2606 NOTICE. "O. 10 COACH will Leave Cobb and Co's office for the RACES, &c, on MONDAY and TUESDAY next, at noon. Nos. 12 and 13 will run to the Racecourse and between Railway Station and Racecourse. 2609 MILLETT & SAUNDERS. RACES. * HEFFORD & CO'S Four-horse COACH will Leave J. S. Smith's Office, Tattersall's, on MONDAY and TUESDAY next, at 11 a. m. Return Tickets Five Shillings. 2605 NOTICE. * BALL will be held, in the Foresters' ~ Hall, on TUESDAY Night. Dancing to commence at 8.30. Admission, 2s 6d. Ladies invited. UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS, PIONEER LODGE. N CONSEQUENCE of the Regalia not having arrived in time, the OPENING will take place on SATURDAY, APRTL 22.nd, In the ORANGE HALL, Worcester street, At half-past seven p.m. A Preliminary Meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY NEXT, April lflth, at the GARRICK HOTEL, at eight o'clock, when all Doctors' Certificates and balance of Initiat : oa Fees must be lodged with the Secretary. A „_ A. H. GAUL, 3610 Hon Sao.