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Globe, Volume VI, Issue 652, 21 July 1876, Page 2

Canterbury Music Hall. Lessee ... Mr H. Shepperson. THE LYDIA HOWARDS TROUPE Will produce THIS EVENING LA SYLPHIDE, OR, THE MOUNTAIN SYLPH, With entirely new scenery, including a most forgeous Last Scene, with Prismatic Lime debt, Novel and Startling Mechanical Effects, &c. The whole of Locke’s original Music from “ Macbeth” will be introduced. IMPORTANT TO WORKING MEN And Others desirous of a Profitable Investment ON EASY TERMS. Messrs h. matson & co. win SELL BY AUCTION, TO MORROW, SATURDAY, |l2 o’clock sharp FIVE CAPITAL SECTIONS fronting on Going’s road, near the Colombo road Post Office and the Waltham Hotel. Terms: Small payments spread over 18 months, or cash, Title—Land Transfer Act. The sections having good frontage on a maid road in South Christchurch—a rapidly increasing suburb—are verj eligible sites for shops or houses. 3380 SATURDAY, 22nd JULY. NATIONAL "SALE ROOMS, High street, Triangle, Dallas & co. wiu sell by AUCTION, At the above rooms, at 11 o’clock, A quantity of GROCERIES, Consisting of Currants, jams, patent groats, starch, &c, &c. Also, On Account of Different Owners, Looking glasses, tin pots, glass shade clocks, and musical machinery. And A miscellaneous lot of sundries. Sale at 11 o’clock. 3382 EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF WINTER DRAPERY. B. CASS, CASHEL HOUSE, WISHING to CLEAR OUT the balance of his WINTER STOCK, informs his customers and the public that he has made ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS in the prices of the season’s stock on hand, REGARDLESS OP COST, And that the public may have no misgivings as to the genuine character of the sale, the following few quotations are given as a sample of the reductions made : 20 pieces Flannel, Is 3£d yard, reduced to ii^d 12 pieces Flannel (heavy all wool) Is 6d, reduced to Is 3i 50 pieces newest Dress Materials, Is 6d, reduced to Is yard Very superior Beaver Shawls, 555, reduced to 40s. FOR CASH ONLY. B, CASS, CASHEL HOUSE. 3335

Supposed Accident.—Yesterday morning, Mr Shepherd of Lyttelton, in walking down the Screw pile jetty, at about 7.30 a.m, saw a hat floating in the water, On recovering it he found that there was a handsome silver-mounted meerschaum pipe under it. He at once gave information to the police, bat nothing had transpired up to 9 P'Ri toft Bight,