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Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1357, 20 June 1878, Page 3

Negotiations for the exchange of prisoners are proceeding between the Russian Government and the Porte. At the latter end of March, according to the Russian returns, there were then only 50,000 Turkish prisoners in Russia, but the Porte requested fresh inquiry to be made, since 120,000 prisoners had entered Russia, and it was not probable that there could have been so Urge a mortality as one-half of their original number.

&smtMmmfa Theatre Royal. I-IE Management; having—from motives of economy it is presumed—resolved to advertise their performances in the "Lyttelton Times," "Star," and "Sun" only, the Proprietor of the Globe begs to inform the public that, in order to lend them a helping hand, he will, in future, insert their notices gratuitously. HEATRE Lessee Stage Manager OYA L . Mr Hoskins Mr J. P. Hydea Last three nights of the RE ENGAGEMENT OF MR W. C. DILLON AND MISS EDITH PENDER. LATE TRAIN NIQHT. Last opportunity for country visitor* to sea Mr W. C. Dillon and Miss Edith Pender. ITHIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, Will be repeated, owing to its success, vide the daily and evening pumals, THE DUKE'S MOTTO. Mr W. 0. Dillon in his Triple Characters of Lagardere, Henriquez, :<nd Esop. Blanche Miss Edith Pender Blanche de Nevers ... Miss Tilly Andrews And full Company. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING, Farewell Benetit of MIS EDITH PENDER. Under distinguished patronage, WILLIAM TELL, And the Comedy of THE HONEYMOON. B x office at Bunz's Mnsic Warehouse, ALDINGTON MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT AND DISCUSSION SOCIETY. ■ AN ENTERTAINMENT under the auspices of this Society wiil be Ir Id in the Schoolroom, Selwvn street, Addington, on FaiDAY BVi NING. Commence at eight o'clock. Admission:— One Shii'ing. 1423 "ESSRS CLLWOKO & CO. have re- . ctived instructions from Mr V* m. Johnson to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the Ground, Ow T ESDAY, the 2"th INST., At 12 o'clock shap, A Fonr-room-d COTTA -E, »i'nated between Dublin street and Jackson's road, Lyttelton, fronting en each; built on College ground. Nineteen years of lease to ran. Ground rent £4 per annum 1421 TO WORIvUVG MEN. FOR SALE, ON REMARKABLY EASY TERMS. DURING TBE PRESENT WEEK. ONLY. JR r E original SKCTIONS in Hawdon's . Railway Paddock, 50 links x 355. Eight SECTIONS in Parish street, New i ambridge, each perches, adjoining Mr house. Price, £55 each. Apply to N\ 7GI 1397 THART ES CLARK. BATUKDAY, 29m JO"3E, 1878. ADDINGTON. TO ARTISANS. MECHANICS, WORKINGMEN, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. k/TESSR~ H. MAT- ON & CO. have received tI instructions from Mr Joseph R,os«warne, TO sEL . BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT C\N!\RBLRY WOOL STORES, On SATURDAY, 29th JUNE, OQ SECTIONS 9^o ■ tJ? High Dry Building Ground, Jm«J Situate in Selwyn street in the rising suburb of ADDING-TON, Each containing oyer quarter of an acre, as per sale plan, now on view. The auctioneers would call especial attention of speculators and others to the above sab?. a,s it is now known that the Governmoot I ave determined to erect the permanent railway workshops of the province at Addington. This fact, taken in conjunction v.-ith its contiguity to the metropolis, must of a necessity enhance the value of these sections to an enormous extent. !0 percent. Balance in 3 years ) 8 l )er CGnt - SSale at 12 o'clock. 1100 H. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers