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Globe, Volume VII, Issue 753, 17 November 1876, Page 2

FOR SALE. ITOCKS, Asters, Balsams Antirrhinum, Jacobcea, (double) Helichrysums and a variety of other Flowering Plants. P. S.—Ornamental Grasses. P. DAVIS, 4222 Salisbury Street East. i\ D D F E L L 0 W S' HALL. \J MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20th, LAST app :ara\ce op HERR SCHOTT, R.A.M., The Celebrated Oboeist, Coranglaiseist, Pianist and Liguridzolososophoneiat. HIS BENEFIT CONCERT, Under distinguished patronage and with the kind co-operation of Miss Rosina Carandini, Miss Ness, Mr Melchor Winter, Mr R. Searell, Mr A. King, Mr H. F. Poore, and the Philarmonic Society. Tickets at Messrs Biinz's, Milner and Thompson's, Spensley's, and Bonnington's. ,HRISTCHURCH SEATING/ RINK. i • Millett and Saunders, Proprietors. MR. J. E. TAYLOR, Champion Skater, and LILLIE, QUEEN OF SKATES, Hare arrived, and will appear, and gire EXHIBITIONS OF SKATING, AT THE CfIRISTCHURCH SKATING RINK, GLOUCESTER STREET (Opposite the Telegraph Office), ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER the 18th. During the evening J. E. Taylor will appear in his Great Song and Dance, assisted by Lillie—- " Skating on the Ice." ■ Admission—Chairs, 2s; other seats, Is. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 o'clock. 4231 TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, CENTRAL SALE ROOMS. R 0. T. ICK WILL SELL BST . AUCTION— A capital lot of hams, bacon cheese, lard, tea, &c, &o. Also, Woolpacks,Bheepshears,Baddleß,harness,blackBmitbs' tools, tarpaulin, canvas (slightly damaged), chests of drawers, couches, bedsteads, chairs, tables, washstands, mattrasses, cornices and poles, ale glasses, vases, teapots, albums, trays, pipes, men's trousers and vests, dress* pieces, fancy goods, &c. Also, On account of whom it may concern, 8 casks sugar 10 sacks peas. Sale to commence at 11,30. 4288 .ESSRS JTXALLENSTEIN BROS. Desire to inform the Public that a RETAIL BRANCH OP THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY WILL BE OPENED IN CASHELSTREFT, CHRISTCHURCH, ON SATURDAY, 11th NOVEMBER. To effectually introduce their Goods and drive out the imported article they have determined to sell A SINGLE ARTICLE AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE. All Goods are marked in plain figures for nett cash only. Any article purchased and not approved of will be exchanged with the same courtesy with which it was sold ; or, if desired, THE MONEY WILL BE RETURNED. The success which has attended the N.Z. Clothing Factory's Retail Branches in other towns leads the proprietors to believe that there exists a praiseworthy desire on the part of the Public to encourage NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIES, Especially where SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES are offered, and your support is solicited on this understanding only. GEORGE KELLY, 'Manager Christchurch Branch. November 6th, 1876. OASHEL HOUSE. COSTUME DEPARTMENT 18. O .A. S S IALLS Special Attention to his large \*J and varied assortment of NEW SPRING COSTUMES Imported direct from the |HOME MANUFACTURERS, Consisting of— TASSO COSTUMES (braided), 13s 6d, 15s 6d, 17s 6d, 255. PIQUE COSTUMES (braided), 19s 6d, 22s 6d, 245, 30s, 355. STUFF COSTUMES, in all the most fashionable materials. BLACK LUSTRE COSTnMES COLORED LUSTRE COSTUMES COLORED LUSTRINE COSTUMES BATISTE COSTUMES PRINT COSTUMES Customers are invited to inspect the above, which they will find to be equal to those of any other house in town for style and price. B. CASS, CaSHEL HOU§E Oppoaite Cobb's Office, 4025