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WANTED, Board and Residence, by two young men, in private family, on moderate terms. Address H, N. R., “ Globe” Office. 6468 ANTED, an Upholsterer. To a good man constant work given. Apply W. S. Kino & Co.’s Furnishing Warehouse, High street. 6471 ANTED, Tenders for Building a tworoom Cottage in Colombo road. Apply to J. Harmer, Colombo road, back of Colombo road store. Tenders to be sent in on Friday, 3 l st, .1877. AN MED KNOWN that John Waller and Co., Timber and Coal Merchants, Tuam street, between Colombo and Manchester streets, have Opened an Coal and Fire wood Depot, in conjunction with their Timber Yard, and that they are prepared to supply Coal, Firewood. Timber, Building Materials, &c., &c., at lowest market prices. _ All orders from town or country will receive prompt attention. 6165 FOR SALE—A Five-roomde House and garden, centrally situated. Terms very easy. Apply to J. T. Smith & Co., Printers and Bookbinders, Colombo street. 6355 TO LET, a four-roomed H')USE, with good garden. Rent low. Apply John Frou, Opawa. 6469 TO LET, a five roomed HOUSE, pleasantly situated, facing the river. Apply to J. Holdsworth, Oxford terrace East, near Madras bridge. 6470 LET, several two-roomed CO I' i TAGES. Apply to P. Pearce, Hollies Store, Oxford terrace East, near Madras bridge. 6476 rgnVO respectable Gentlemen can have, .a Board and Lodging, to occupy a cottage by themselves. Apply Mrs Cook, Windmill road.* . 6474 A’MEE T I N G OF THE CATHOLICS OF CHRISTCHURCH And the surrounding districts will be held AT THE Oddfellows’ Hall, Lichfield street, on THURSDAY NEXT, At Half-past Seven o’clock in the Evening, For the purpose of protesting against the present Education Bill. 6472 LECTURE" A LECTURE will be given in the Colombo road school on FRIDA.Y EVENING, August 31st, by the Rev. H. 0. M. Watson. Subject-Russia, Turkey, and England, or the Eastern Question. To commence at 7.30 p.m. Admission—ls. 6478

LECTURE.— St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church, on WEDNESDA I EVENING NEXT, at 7.30. The Rev. Geo. Barclay, of Geraldine, will deliver Part Second of his Lecture on “Our Present Westminster Revisionists—their Aims, the Materials they have to work upon, and the Probable Results, with Facsimiles of MS'S.” Admission free. Collection in aid of Sabbath school. 6480 THE UNION EIRE AN D MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OE NEW ZEALAND. THE OFFICES of the Oompany will be OPEN for Fire and Marine Insurance BUSINESS on and after THURSDAY, the 30th AUGUST, 1877, At the premises lately occupied by Lightband, Allan, and Co, U ereford street, Near the Bank of New Zealand. 6456

IP YOU WANT GOOD BOOTS, TRY T. ANDERSON'S OWN MAKE, For Style and Quality, Superior to Any Other House in Town. Peg, sewn, and riveted Made on the Premises. Sesiden a Large Assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Kid and Levant, always on hand. NOTE THE ADDRESS— T- ANDERSON, DUBLIN BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT *9OB Colombo "trant, OhrifAnW'R. MR E. W. ROPER will SELL at his Rooms, Colombo street, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29m, FURNITURE— Consisting of bedsteads, chest of drawers, tables, sewing machines (hand and treddle), glassware, ironing stove, stove and piping, ranges, and miscellaneous goods. Sound bacon, hams and cheese, good Hour (SQlbs) 20 tons Derwent potatoes (grown at Templeton) 1 ton early seed potatoes 10 cases oranges (picked) 2 cases lemons Spring carts, spring drays, and express waggon 1 pair new cart wheels 60 shells for garden walk?. 6-179