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Globe, Volume VII, Issue 757, 23 November 1876, Page 3

TO LET. ALL that Splendid Villa and Appurtenances, situate at New Brighton, and known as “ Pioneer Villa. Also, The Capital Dwelling-house and Outhouses and Paddocks, situate on the Ferry road formerly in the occupation of the late Captain Charlesworth, and known as “Saxon Villa.” For further particulars apply to MICHAEL HART, Manchester street, 4265 Christchurch. . THE ROLLESTON TESTIMONIAL. A MEETING OF RAILWAY. EM; PLOYEES WILL BE HELD AT ST. JOHN’S SCHOOLROOM, LATIMER SQUARE, ON THE 24th NOVEMBER, 1876, At 8 p.m. To take into consideration the best means to be adopted to carry out the views of the said Employees with regard to the above object. It is therefore hoped that all will attend. 4263 H. HESKETH. ODDFELLOWS’ HALL. THIS EVENING, And Every Evening During the Week, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Crowded by an enthusiastic audience. The only perfect entertainment of the kind that has ever visited New Zealand. B ACHELDER’S PAN T A SCOPE, Of the Californian Mail Route, from San Froncisco to Australia, calling at all the paincipal cities on the whole route, including Honolulu, Auckland, and Sydney. CAPE TOWN, The capital of South Africa, is a magnificent painting, 34ft long, and is the most faithful work of art ever presented to the public of this city. The Mechanical Dioramas which accompany this popular entertainment occupy a space of 14 tons, and include the most intricate and- perfect mechanism ever witnessed. As the dioramas presented last evening will be replaced by others, the Proprietor advises his intending patrons to witness the great Naval Engagement between the Ironclads MERRIMAC AND MONITOR. And also the Grand Fairy Spectacle, SILVER LAKE, OR ABODE OF THE FAIRIES, An efficient Orchestra under the direction of Mr John M. Lord is in attendance. Cards of Admission—Front seats, 3s ; second seats, 2s ; gallery, Is. Pantascope moves at 8 o’clock. 4274 T O - M OR ROW FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21th, FURNITURE. J. G. HAWKBS is instructed SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At his ROOMS, HEREFORD STREET, on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24th, The FURNITURE of a small house, and lot sundries. U-23 Sale at 2 o’clock. 6669 TO-MORROW. TO DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS’, COUNTRY STORE REEFERS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. UNRESERVED SALE BY AUCTION AT THE CENTRAL SALE ROOMS. MR C. T. ICK has received instructione from A. C. Prichard and Co, who are leaving Canterbury, to SELL BY AUCTION The whole of their remaining Stock of MEN’S and YOUTHS’ CLOTHING GENERAL LINENDRAPBRY, Seo, &c, ON TO MORROW, FRIDAY, 24th inst. The Stock is now being removed from Lyttelton, and will be on view at the AUCTION ROOM On Tuesday and Wednesday prior to the days of Sale. The Stock consists of— Men’s and youths’ tweed suits, trousers and vests, boys’ suits, all the very beat materials in West of England, Scotch, Geelong, and Nelson tweeds, and chiefly made to order. Also, A Large Variety of— Ladies’ dress goods, costumes, colored and black silks, silk jackets, muslins, prints, flannels, hosiery, hats, shirts, undershirts and drawers And A variety of miscellaneous articles. The Auctioneer s instructions are to SELL WITHOUT RESERVE And the Sale will commence each day at Twelve o’Clock sharp. 11-21 Terms—Cash. 6559 THE RINK. Tub Rink. GREAT SUCCESS J. 35. TAYLOR. CHAMPION SKATER, Asrß LILLIE. QUEEN OP SKATES, Will appear To-Night. Doors open 7.30. To commence at 8 o'clock, Admission—ONE SHILLING only.