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Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 891, 3 May 1877, Page 3

R. FRIDAY, MAY 4th. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, OP UNCLAIMED GOODS, AT THE CHRISTCHURCH RAILWAY STATION. MR J. G. HAWKES is instructed by the General Manager, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Railway Goods Shed, Christchurch, ou FRIDAY, MAY 4th, THE FOLLOWING UNCLAIMED GOODS: LT over Cin Triangle 1 cask sugar MILLAR 1 chest 40 in Triangle over 9602 1 case currants DH & Co., in square over 5 1 ense Min Diamond over C 2 bales corks Gillespie 3 empty tins S [' in 'Triangle over 45 I 1-chest tea, under bond STEGGALL 8 bags dour B & Co. 1 bag salt 9. .KING I jar WILSON 2 tins lead No Mark —13 sacks barley, 2 sacks grass seed, 21 sacks bran, 9 sacks potatoes. 6 sacks wheat, 17 sacks oats, 1 empty hhd., 1 empty qr.-cask, 1 bag lime, 2 kegs butter, 1 bag saltpetre, 1 chest. 1 chain, 3 sash weights, 5 casks, 1 empty jar, 6 empty drums. 2 casks cement, 2 kegs, 4 drums tar, 1 small iron bedstead, 1 cask currants, 3 bags chalf, 1 pkgc bedding, 1 bag lime, 1 matti-ass. 1 tin white lead, 1100 empty oil drums (5 gall.), 27 oil casks, lewt. chalk dust, lOlbs. Turkey umber, 1 doz. S. H. shovels, Icwt. iudia rubber sheets, -i-doz. lamp brackets, 1 carriage roof lamp glass, 1-J-cwt. engine packing, 3 kerosene lamps, 2 lamp swings, 6cwt. old files. 1 saddle and bridle, 1 bridle, 6 coats, parcel containing picture, 1 box, 1 box wearing apparel, 3 pairs trousers, 2 plough shares, 12 sunshades, 2 carpet bags, umbrellas, sunshades, walking sticks, swags, paper parcels, caps, hats, leggings, boots, scarfs, cloaks, mackintoshes, leather bags, 1 mallet, bundles of shoos, hat box, shawls, 1 bag painters’ tools, 1 bag axle irons, 1 ladies’ velvet jacket, 2 kits, 1 album, 1 dray bridle, jackets, 1 pkge rivets, 1 pistol, sacks containing swags. Sale at 11.30, for 12. 5465 V. Gr AIE T Y fjl H E A T R E • Sole Lessee ... Mr R. B. Wiseman. Stage Manager ... Mr John L. Hall. UNRIVALLED SUCCESS OF THE GRAND COMIC PANTOMIME. CINDERELLA and the LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER; OR HARLEQUIN ZEALANDRIA, AND THE GOOD FAIRY. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, MAY 3. Time Table. SATURDAY—FIRST GRAND MATINEE (For the convenience of Families and Country Visitors. CHILDREN admitted to all parts of the House at HALF-PRICE. Doors open at 2 ; commence at 2.30. 5466 FOR SALE, CHEAP, | IGHT SPRING CART, Horse, and I.* Harness. Address H. New land, Boot Shop, Madras street south, near Railway Station. 5444 FOR SALE. A Six roomed HOUSE, on freehold laud, JLa. Ticehurst road, Lyttelton. Price =£2lo. Apply Press office, Lyttelton. 5436 TO LET, WO Front Booms of a House, in Hereford street west Apply on premises, next to the Public Library. 5154 FOR SALE, CHEAP, In Waltham. NEW Avell-finished Four-roomed « 110 UE, with every convenience, with freehold land and a tesian well ; easy terms of payment. Price £220 Apply Greig Bros., Builders, Tuam street. 5386 A Ira iw 1690--ST. ALBANS PROTESTANT HALL. A BALL iu connection with No. 5, L.0.L., Scarlet Line, will be held in the abovcjhall THIS EVENING at 7 o’clock p.m. Tickets, 3s 6d, to be obtained from any member of the committee. The St. Alban’s ’bus will leave Post Office at 6.30 p.m., returning after the close of the ball. SPREYDON ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited for keeping the River HEATHCOTE CLEAR to the end of December next. Specifications to bo seen at my residence. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be sent in before Friday, May 11 til* JNO. THOS. HAERAP, 5167 Surveyor to the Board. 1.0.G.T. RAINBOW LODGE, No 84. rf-HE REGULAR MEETING of the .1 above Lodge is POSTPONED until FRIDAY NEXT, MAY 4th, At 7.30 p.m. F. H. TREGEAR, 5471 WC.T. LYTTELTON COLONISTS’ HALL. j HE above Hall, fitted up with Stage, I Scenery, and all requisite appliances, including three. Dressing rooms, can be engaged for Concerts, Theatrical, and other ta. rtainruents. u appli mtior to Librarian, ■a ' “Pro's” or ‘ Times” ofii :e, Lytteltm. I‘c -ms, including gas and use of piano, £2 2s per night. For" more than one night, as per agreement. 4515