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Globe, Volume VI, Issue 612, 5 June 1876, Page 2

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 persons, CASHEL HOUSE. B. 'ASS, (late W. Stringer), having completed extensive alterations in Premises, for the convenience of his customers, wishes to inform them and the public that he is now opening up a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF WINTER DRAPERY, received direct from the home manufacturers, and selected with care, to special order, Ex INVERERNE, ex RANGITIKEI, Ex INVERDRUIE, ex DESDEMONA, Consisting 'of Costumes, Jackets, Cloaks, Furs, Feathers, Flowers, Trimmed Hats, Bonnets, Blankets, Flannels, Dress Materials of every description, Hosiery, all furnishing goods, and every other article pertaining to the trade. Special attention is drawn to the MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING departments, now being conducted by thoroughly competent persons. LADIES’ PITTING-ON ROOM immediately connected with the Show Room. Kaiapoi Blankets and Flannels at lowest rates. Country customers will lind this establishment one of the best and cheapest in Christchurch. N.B.—One shilling off every pound purchased for cash. B. CASS, Cashel House, Opposite Cobb’s Office. 2655

St. John’s Church. —Mr John Hill gave an organ recital lasting about half an hour, last evening, at the conclusion of service, ai St John’s, Latimer Square. There was a very large congregation, every part of the church being crowded to excess, {and those present were highly delighted.