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SINGING. ENHARMONIC CHORAL CLASS. ' IpHE FIFTH QUARTER COMMENCES e. on WEDNESDAY, May Ist, in the Temperance Hall, Gloucester street, opposite the Skating Rink, at 7.3) p.m., when the first lesson in Music will be given proceeding the practice. ') ho Committee take this opportunity to invite persons who may wish to become members, and to intimate that Elementary Lessons will be given every Practice Night. Terms moderate. Teacher— Me A. A. NORTH, M.C. * THOS. De La MARE, 840 Hon. Secretary. EVANGELISTIC PREACHING. QDDFELLOWS’ JJ ALL, Lichfield street. ME THOS. H. BATES, (Evangelist,) Will (D.V.) PREACH in the above Hall, TO-MORROW EVENING. Subject—“ Christ’s Relatives Identified.*’ B*7 UNITED EVANGELISTIC COMMITTEE. R EV 1) H jgOMEEVILLB ■Will hold the following MEETINGS AT THE THEATRE ROYAL As underSunday Morning, at 8 o’clock—A Meeting for Praise. Sunday Afternoon, at 3 o’clock—Dr Somerville will Preach. A Collection towards defraying the local expenses connected with the meetings. Monday Morning, at 11 o’clock—A Conference will be held of Ministers, Office-bearers, and Christian Workers. Monday, at Noon—Prayer Meeting as usual. THE LAST MEETING Will be under the auspices of the YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCTATION OF CHRISTCHURCH, WHEN A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN Will be delivered by REV. DE. SOMERVILLE In the Theatre Royal. ON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 29th, At 7.30. Subject—- “ THE FIERY FURNACE,”— Dan. HI. The President, J. H. Tweutyman, Esq., in the Chair. Seats will be reserved for young men. Mr VV. F. Somerville, assisted by the Choir, will conduct the service of song. Tickets maybe obtained from the Ministers and Booksellers. 813 THOS. PILLOW, Hon. Sec. UNITED EVANGELISTIC COMMITTEE. CONTRIBUTIONS are solicited towards Defraying the Local Expenses connected with the visit of the JJR. gOMEEVILLE which will be thankfully received by any member of the Committee, or by E. W. BLACK, Hon. Treasurer. 814 THOS. PILLOW, Hon. See. ESSRS. H. MATSON & CO. have for Sale TWENTY HALF-AC RE ALLOTMENTS, £4O Each, at Papanui. Each one chain frontage on a good road. Terms—One-tenth cash, balance in three years. Title under Land Transfer Act. 7639 HOUSE and LAND FOR SALE (Freehold) within five minutes’ walk of the Post Office, Christchurch, a FireRoomed DWELLING-HOUSE, a FourStall Stable, with Carnage-House and ample room for hay, oats, &c. Also a good artesian well on the premises. Above buildings are in first-class repair, and suitable for a town carrier or b proprietor. Apply to 7626 WATT fc CO., Victoria street. FOR SALE, near ADDINGTON, Four Acres of Land, on which is erected a Dwelling-House, with Dairy attached; a Pour-Stall Stable, with Hayloft; sll lately built and in good repair. The Land is of first-class quality, fenced in, and all under crop. The Garden well laid out, with fruit trees, &o.; and an artesian well on the premises. The above Property is situated in a healthy locality, and well situated for a nursery or market garden. Apply to JAMES COSKERIE, on the Premises; or 7625 WATT k CO., Christchurch. MR C. P. BARKER has for SALE Several Allotments at RICCARTON, being part of the PEERS WICK ESTATE, With frontages on Harewood road, Bowen street, Peer street, Church street, and Angela street, in blocks of from oaequarter acre to five acres each. Price Low. Terms easy. 578 TOPERSONS FURNISHING, BOARDING;house keepers, and others. IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MR H. E. ALPORT has received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the premises, Spencer House, Armagh street (in consequence of the proprietor relinquishing the business) on MONDAY NEXT, APEIL 29th, At 11 o’clock, As follows: DRAWING AND DINING-ROOM FURNITURE. Spring seat couch, chairs Framed engravings, kerosene lamps, clocks Mahogany sideboard and cellaret Kauri extension dining table Brussels carpet, damask curtains, pole and rings Mahogany book case 100 volumes of books THE FURNITURE OF 13 BEDROOMS, Viz., Single and double wood and iron bedsteads Horsehair and flax mattresses Mahogany washstand, marble top Sets of chamber ware Toilet tables and large looking glasses Mahogany chest of drawers _ Bedroom chairs, India matting. KITCHEN, PANTRY, AND WASH-HOUSE. Kitchen tables, chairs, dinner ware Dish covers, meat safe, filter Copper preserving pan, mangle Saucepans, oval boilers, kettles, &c. In consequence of the large number of lots the sale will commence at 11 o’clock precisely. Luncheon on table at 1 o’clock. 847 SALE OF STOCK-IN-TRADE OF A TAILOR AND DRAPER. LEASE OF PREMISES AND BOOK DEBTS. ME H. E. ALPORT [has received instructions from the Trustee in the above Estates to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Hereford street Salerooms, Christchurch, On TUESDAY NEXT, the 30th APRIL, At 1 o’clock, IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OP WILLIAM D’AUTHERAU, Of Lvtfcelton, Hotelkeeper, THE STOCK-1 N-IRADE, &c., Removed from Lyttelton for convenience of Sale, Comprising— A quantity of cloth, tweeds, doeskin, serge, linings, Ac., in short lengths. Buttons, thread, tape Caps, paper collars, nets Men’s clothing, glass show cases Furniture, handsome chimney glass, &e., &c. And, In the matter of the Bankrupt Estate of Michael of Lyttelton, tailor, The INTEREST of the Trustee in the LEASE of Shop and Premises in London street, Lyttelton, now or lately occupied by M. O’Connell. Alsu, The Books and Bcok Debts of tLr «aid ! estate-