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Globe, Volume VI, Issue 653, 22 July 1876, Page 1

MONSTER SALE AT CASHEL HOUSE OF WINTER DRAPERY. GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH. For particulars see Advertisement over the Leader. B. S 8, CASHEL HOUSE. 8340 IT is the’desire of many Parishioners of the Parish of St, Michael's to Present the Rev. H. J. Edwards with some tangible proof of their sympathy, on his resigning the cure of this parish. Subscribers are kindly solicited to pay their subscriptions to the following gentlemen : , MR J. P. RESTELL, Churchwarden of St. Michael’s. MR T. D. JONES, High street, MR J. A. BIRD, Cashel street. Christchurch, July 20th, 1876. 3375 ADDINGTON. DEOTjIJONS I|N THIS SDBtfEB TO BE SOLD ON UNUSUALLY EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. Apply to 251 HARMAN & STEVENS. BUSINESS NOTICE. I HAVE this day SOLD my Butchering Business to William Cook, of Christchurch, and have confidence in recommending him to all my customers, and solicit for him the very liberal patronage given to myself during my time in Lyttelton. H. McKEEVER. WILLIAM COOK begs to inform the inhabitants of Lyttelton that by keeping first-class meat he hopes to receive a share o| public patronage. 3350 WILLIAM COOK. SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY. ATKINSON’S NEW STYLE OP they are adapted entirely for the working class. All sizes ; and equally cheap. Como and see them before you buy imported ranges, and keep the money in the country, and give work to the unemployed of Christchurch. See my Handbills for Prices and Sizes. T.A. wishes to announce to the public that he has removed to his new premises, opposite Brown’s timber yard, Tuam street, near corner of Colombo street. Repairs of all kinds done. All cooking ranges gauranteed to give satisfaction. Bricks, lime, and sand, and bricklayer kept on the premises. T. ATKINSON, 274 Maker. HENRY FISHER, HEREFORD STREET WEST, (Opposite Bank of New South Wales), CHRISTCHURCH. ELDER AND PICTURE FRAME JT MANUFACTURER, nporter and Dealer in Water Color and Oil Paintings, Engravings, Lithographs, Olios, and Photographs. H. F., for the furtherance of the Fine .rts in New Zealand, has started an .ART FNION of the latest productions in Oil and Pater colours, of well-known places, by >cal talent. Each picture to be handsomely •amed in H. F.’s widely-known superior byle of workmanship. The Art Union to consist of the following rizes Ist Prize—Oil Painting ; the largest ver painted of the Wairoa Gorge, measuring ft x 4ft (by T. H. Feilding), £SO; 2nd, Pieon Bay Road, near Akaroa (water color), by .C. Hoyte, £10; 3rd, Wairoa Lake, Nelson, yJ. C. Hoyte, £10 ; 4th, the Devil’s Punch Jowl, by J. C. Hoyte, £8; sth, Bush Road, ear Greenstone (oil painting), by J. Peele, ;5 ; 6th, Lake Kanieri (Evening), by J. Peele; ;5 ; 7th, Okarito (Storm), by J. Peele, 34 ; th, Okarito(Evening), by J. Peele, £4; 9tb, iake Scene, by T. H. Feilding, £4. 116 ictures are now on -view, and an early mpection is solicited. 100 subscribers at £1 3285 LAMPS XAMPS, LAMPS, AT ROWLEY’S LAMP DEPOT, Cashel street, opposite the A 1 Hotel. TO BE SOLD ( unusually cheap) —A large and varied assortment of newest designs and fashions, comprising Table Lamps, from 4s 6d; Hand Lamps, 2s fid each ; Side and Bracket Lamps, Hanging Lamps for Churches, Halls, and Schools, &o t &c, &c. {May be seen, marked in plain figures, at such low prices never before seen in the town. An inspection respectfully solicited. Having bought the above for cash, the proprietor will give a discerning public the advantage of the same. 3331