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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1429, 13 September 1878, Page 1

1 NEW MUSIC AND PIANOFORTE SHOW ROOMS (Removed from Cashel street to High street, next door to Mr Wood, stationer). JAMES SPENSLEY has now Opened convenient Rooms for the purpose oI testing the merits of a large stock of Pianos by English, French, and German makers. Selection may be made from the greatest variety of instruments ever shown, together in Christchurch, and purchased either for Cash or upon Deferred payments, with 5 per cent, added to cash price, one-fourth of the value of the instrument being paid on delivery, and the balance by eighteen equal monthly payments. The Brinsmead Pianoforte, which was awarded as superior to all others at the recent competiton, was the property of James Spensley, who has s jveral of the same quality on Sale. Pianofortes tuned and repaired. All work guaranteed. JAMES SPENSLEY, Music Seller, High street, opposite City Hotel. 363 RATEPAYERS AKB CITIZENS. EARLY SHOPPING EARLY SHOPPING EARLY SHOPPING ~yOU are respectfully requested to do your SHOPPING BEFORE EIGHT O’CLOCK ON SATURDAYS, And support those who Close at that hour. DRAPERS’ AND CLOTHIERS’ ASSOCIATION. 1728 r HEA T R E n OYA L . Lessee Mb Hoskins Stage Manager Mr J. V. Hydes business Manager Geo. W. Geddes COMEDY AND BURLESQUE. £IOO,OOO A GRAN u SUCCESS In consequence of which it will be repeated, THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), Byron’s Great u omedy Drama, £IOO,OOO. Alice Miss Tilly Andrews Joe Penny thorn ... Mr J. P. Hydes Joe Barlow Mr Walter Hill Gerald Griffin ... Mr J. F. Graham And full Company. Concluding with the Burlesque, ILL-TREATED TROVaTORE. New Locals and Songs, Dances, &c. SATURDAY—GREAT BILL. The Great Drama, in four acts, and prologue, FRA r D AND 11S VICTIMS, A Great Sensation Drama. In active preparation Boucicault’s great play of THE FLYING SCUD. With everything entirely new. Box plan at Bunz’s Musio Saloon. SELLING OFF ! SELLING OFF ! SELLING OEE ! MRS JACKSON desires to in f orm her Customers and the general Public that in consequence of the termination of che Lease of her Premises in Colombo street, and her wish to Retire from business, she has determined to CLEAR OFF HER STUCK AT A GREAT SACRIFICE NO reasonable OFFER will be REFUSED, as a Clearance must be effected. S ALE COMMENCED AUGUST 3rd. 1929 M MnL O'RNE » I P, 1878 (109 Entries). R A. GAMER N can be consulted o the above event as usual. 4000 Members at 20s each. First £1.500 Second .. 600 Third 300 Starters (divided) 600 Non-starters (divided) ... 1000 £4OOO Exchange, Is for country cheques. Two postage stamps required. One for reply, and one for result. ALFRED A. CAMERON, Box 251, or Office Prince of Wales Hotel, 2061 Dunedin. MISS RASH, Teacher of the Piano-, forte, lately arrived from Melbourne has much pleasure in announcing to the public of Christchurch, that she intends giving LESSONS on the PIANOFORTE. Terms : One Guinea per quarter for three lessons a week. Miss Rash, Saxton Cottage, New street, Christchurch. 2293 TO BUILDERS AND STONEMASONS. THE Undersigned having accepted the AGENCY of the COAL CREEK STONE QUARRIES, beg to solicit Orders for this superior Building Stone Delivery can be given at any Railway Station between Opawa, near Timaru, and Christchurch. Orders promptly executed at very moderate prices. The most satisfactory references given as to its excellent qualities as a building stone. Samples to bo seen at our offices Colombo street, Christchurch. IS5*: THOS. & E, PAVITT mu MECHANICS, MERCHANTS, JL CLERKS, DRAPERS’ ASSES! ANTS. AND O'HERS.—Notice, for Sale.—Several Thrceroomed COTTAGES in course of erection, match lined right with paotry, cupboards, kitchen ranges, painted, artesian wells, and Sections of 1 reehold LAND, situatediu the highest and healthiest part of Christchurch, live minutes’ walk from the Post-office. Will be sold on the •weekly payment of 15s, with 7 per cent, per annum on the unpaid portion until the whole is paid. This is a spier did chance for making a homo and securing a freehold for what it costs for rent. App’y at once to M. Murphy, corner of Salisbury and Barbadocs streets, opposite English Cemetery, between 9 and 11 a.m,, and after 4 p.m. 1495