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Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 1006, 15 September 1877, Page 3

FIRE POLICE MEETING. THE ADJOURNED GENERAL MEET ING of the Christchurch Volunteer Fire Police Company will be held at the Lichfield street Fire Brigade Hall, Christchurch, on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, the 18th September, at half-past 7 o'clock. Easiness important. b'ts42 H. E. ALPORT, Captain. TO THE ELECTORS OF CHRISTCHURCH. GENTLEMEN-I beg to Thank those of you who kindly Voted for me at the late Election, and would say th.t considering I haTe not canvi'osed nor appeared before the Christchurch public until this time, I do not feel quite vanquished, and should yon at any other time think my services might be of use to you, L shall be very happy to place them at your disposal. J 1 remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant. 6(339 H. B. SORENSEN. THE IMPORTANT TOWNSHIP OF COALGATE Adjoining the Railway Station, Will be OFFERED BY AUCTION BY ,TR CHARLES CLARK, at his rooms in jJ-A- Hereford street, on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19th, QUARTER ACRES. Upset price, .£5 ; half cash, balance in six mouths. Conveyances completed for 38s each. This is a capital investment. For further particulars see posters. No. 544 Sale at 12 o'clock. 6638 FIVE-ROOMED COTTAGE AND LAJSD FOR SALE. LOW PRTCK AND EASY TERMS. /COMFORTABLE FlVtt-RuOMED COT\j TAOE and I ACRE OF LAND, situated close to Knightston post office. The hoote is well built and almost nw; the rooms are li :ed, canvassed, and papered, and fitted with grate and range ; th re are al3o out houses and fowl-house. PRICE, £l6O. Apply to C. F. BARKER, Land and Estate Agent, 6574 Hereford .street. LYTTELTON COLONISTS' HALL. IHE above Hall, fitted up with Stage, Scenery, and all requisite appliances, including three Dressing rooms, can be engaged for Concerts, Theatrical, and other Entertainments, on application to Librarian, or to "Press" or "Times" office, Lyttelton. Terms, including gas and use of piano, £2 2a per night. For more than one night, as per agreement. 584 JAMES SPENSLEI RAS RECEIVED Large Shipments of p IANOS and other Musical Instrunenta, and will guarantee every Piano in this lot. Instruments may be bought on the Deferred Payment System. Pianos by Brinsmead, ex Border Chief ~ Broadwood and Sons ~ Anchor Freres, ex City of Dnblis ~ Bord „ „ „ Ohallen & Hodgen, ex Bordet Chief „ Legg, ex Border Chief. QrjO PIECES OF SHEET MUSIC, containing some of the Latest Novelties. Mnsio marked 4s, sold at 2s 3d; at 3s, sold at 2s; at 2s, sold at Is 4d, JAMES SPENSLEY, Cashei street. OHRISTOHUROHI 1871 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LYTTELTON IN COMMISSION AGAIN. rHE B.s. LYTTELTON will resume running to GOVERNOR' BAY ON SATURDAY iNEXT, SEPT. Ist, She will also run to PORT LEVY every TUESDAY. Time Table and Fares ; Leaves Lyttlcton for Governor's Bay on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, at 915 a. m. and 425 p.m-; fares, 4s return. Sundays]( weather permitting), 10 am., 2 30 p.m. ; fares, 2s 6d. Port Levy —Leave Lyttelton every Tuesday at 10 a.m., and Port Levy at 2 p.m ; fares, 5s single, 8s return. AGAK AND ROBERTS, 6463 Proprietors. iSEW Advertisement. MEET THE TIMES. '"( HE Under.-igned is now supplying I FAMILY hIBLES and any othe Books, value of £2 and upwards, on i)E--FERi;EI. or MONTHLY PAYM6.NTS at a slight advance on marked prices. He has also a good stock of School Requisites, amongst which are Nelson's, Collins', Phillips', Chambers', Smith's, and othersAccount Books, super royal to pocket papers and envelopes, nearly all known sizes and colours. Albums, from 2s to £5. Desks, work boxes, perfumery, and fancy goods generally. STOREKEEPERS SUPPLIED. R. BINSTEAD, Albion Rons 1 Cashei street west, Chri~tchuich. ANJSOU k I ESSRS CUTLER & CO. beg to an'A nounce that tney will be prepared to supply Pianofortes of iheir own manufacture, and of the same class as that exhibited at the Oddfellows' Hall, for the sum of £SO. As several instruments constructed together can be made at a much cheaper rate than a single one, this low figure is enabled to be given in consequence of several orders having been already received. 6595 CUTLER'S PIANO. * LARGE number of Ladies and Gentle- . men interested in Music have requested Messrs Cutler and Co. to dispose of their PIANOFORTE by \RT UNION, which they h;ive resolved to do By the Kind peruui.sion of Mr Ea 'cliffe it wiiL be on view in the Vestibule of the Commercial Hotel, untii a few days before the drawing, which will take place at, the Oddfe-h.wa' Hall at a date to be announced in r. i iure advertise naeut. Any lady or gentleman wishing to teat the ustrument can obtain the key from Mr Hadclitfe. The drawing will comprise 162 m- iuhere, at Ids each. 65%