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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1549, 5 February 1879, Page 3

REV. J. w. INGLIS. AFTER an enthusiastic reception by crowded audiences in Or. go. his Cembrut'd LECTURER and ELOCUTIONIST will make his FIRST APPEARv in Christchurch and Port I yHelton as under : Oddfellows’ Hall, Christchurch, THUR- DAY, Gth FEBRUARY, 1879, PEN AND INK PICTURES OF THE PAST. This lecture was repeated by special request to the delight of an overflow ng audience, in the Ti mperance Hall, Dunedin, on the 13th ultimo. TLLURTT ATIVE READINGS- “ Mausio Waugh’s First and Lest Visit to a Play.” “ How For atius Kept tlie Bridge.” “ The Coper's Saturday Night.” "Betsy and I.’” “ Death of Poor Joe.” Oddfellows’ Hall, Lyttelton, WEDNESDAY, lira FEBRUARY, 1879, SONGS AMD MUSIC OF SCOTLAND, With Illustrative Recitals, Concluding with the Grand Pei’oration, The Colonies and their Future! Reserve Scats, 3s; -econd Seats, 2s; Gallery, Is. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. ROBT. KILPATRICK, Manager. 2-3 33(11 'TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6th. FURNITURE. ELECTRO-PLATE, STERLING SILVER, BOOKS, PIANOS, AND HARMONIUMS. MR J. G. HAWKFS is instructed to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms, Hereford street, FURNITURE—OvaI, round, 100, walnut ana other tables, fenders and irons, India matting, cornice polos and rings, electromounded bronze tea urn, doub e and single iron bedsteads, feather pillows, double duchess dressing table and marble slab, marble top washstauds, handsome dressing glasses, night commodes, carpets, &c. &c. ELEC TRO-PL\TE Spoons, forks, salt collars, cruet frames, tea and coffee service, spirit frame, claret jug, &c M &c, STERLING SILVER-Spoons and forks, soup ladle, wine strainer, milk jag, pepper box, sugar tongs, &c., &c. BOOKS—Lot well-selected popular works PIANOS and HARMONIUMS by first-class makers Lot of SUNDRIES Balance of CHINESE CONSIGNMENT. 2-5 Sale at 12 o’clock- 3862 TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, FEB. (3, AT PAW A, NkAE Hillsborough Brickyards.

To Working Men, Carters, Investors, Speculators, and Otters. MR E. ,T. T. FORD is favored with instructions from Mrs Earle, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Commercial Salerooms, Hereford street ON THURSDAY, RETS. G, At 12 noon, 31 BUILDING SECTIONS, Most ad van ’ageously situated on the Opawa and Hill.-borough road, near the Opawa Station, and close to the District School. TO WORKING MEN, CARTERS, AND OTHERS, This is a splendid opportunity for obtaining a valuable freehold building site, which much necessarily rapid y rise in value, owing to the enormous increase in the PRODUCTION OF BRICKS now only commencing at the works of Messrs Neighbours. Goss, and others, necessitating the employment of a large number of hands at high rates of wages. A plan can now be seen at the Office of the Auctioneer, lithographic plans of which are now ready. Terms exceedingly easy. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, 2-5 3860 E. J. T. FORD. TO-MORP.OW. MR E, J. T. FORD has received instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court, on the application of the Mortgagees, to

SELL by auction, On THURSDAY, the Oth of FEBRUARY, At the Commercial Salerooms, Hereford street, ONE ACRE (More or less), Situate in Victoria street. East town belt. The above property is a most eligible site for building purposes, and has been approved of by the Licensing Commissioners as a proper position for a ho’ol, plans for which have already been submitted to, and approved of, by the Commissioners. The property is in the centre of a populous and rapidly increasing locality, having frontages on Victoria street and continuation of Perth street. Plans may be seen at the offices of the undersigned. E. J. T. FORD, 1-25 3858 Auctioneer, Hereford street. For Sale, BY PRIVATE TREATY, THE FOLLOWING VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTIES:— HINDS. 836 acres, 836 1400 . ACRES, 1400 Unimproved—Capital Land. EAN6ITATA. 1360 acres. 1360 OPAWA —VILLA SITES, | aero and upwards, close to railway station PAPaNUI ROAD— i acre, near Carlton, large frontage on North road ABBErcLEY —Building allotments, J acre, near St. Alban’s Library HILLMORT N-i acres, near Lincoln road and new railway workshops at Addington SYDENHAM Building allotments, dry healthy situation, having large frontages on Windmill read WOOLSTON —10 acres leasehold, with butcher’s slaughterhouse, &c. ADDINGTON —Corner South belt and Lincoln road, commodious, well built Premises, suitable for STORE or HOTh L. A large trade in prospect owing to tbo contiguity to new railway workshops. RICCAKTON ROAD (near Plough Inn) — Splendid Building Allotment, having double frontage. Price low. Terms easy. For particulars apply to E. J. T. FORD, Hereford street. 2-5 3850

NOTICE. JAMES MULLIGAN & CO WISH 'to announce to the Citizens of Christchurch, Suburbs, and surrounding dis triuts, that their PREMISES ASE NOW OPENED. Our Stock is very Large and Well Selected, comprising everything in GENERAL DRAPERY, Millinery, Feathers. FI >wers, HonP.ou, Point, Limerick, Valenciennes Maltese, and other Laco, GLOVES and HOSIERY, DROSS GQ:)DS in every material, including Black and Coloured Silks, Irish Poplins, House Furnishings of e'mry description. MEN’S, BOYS’, AND YOUTH V CLOTHING, IN ALL STYLE I. We am Cash Buyers, and Import our Goods direct from the Manufacturers, thereby saving all Warehousemen’s Profits and Home discounts, and placing ns in a position 1 offerjfaany advantages to our customers” who will do us the honor of a visit. JAMES MULLIGAN & CO* mail SI'BJSBT, uHiasTCHUKOH.