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CAME ASTRAY, in my paddock-, on Friday 1 .at a d«rk brown HORSE; white star on forehead ; white near hind ' fetlock. Owner can have same by paying expenses. Apply H. B. Lave, Cashel street. 4015 HEA T R E OY A L OUR LAST NIGHT, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21 , GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT AND POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF UNCLE TOM’S CABIN, TO DEAR EVA, LA PETIT B NELLIE HOLMES During the evening A handsome Rocket and Necklace, subscribed for by the Jubilee Singers. Will be presented to her on this the first DEN!'FtT IN NEW ZEALAND. grand Matinee for schools and FAMILIES. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Positively the Last Performance of UNCLE TOM’S CABIN. 2-21 7920 LIDDY, Manager. IMPORTANT SALE OT Household Furniture, LARGE STOCK OF CONFECTIONERY. BAKEHOUSE PLANT, AND CON-1 TENTS OF BEER AND WINE CELLARS. UNDER BILL OF SALE. MEADE TO MUTCH. Messrs Clifford a co. have received instructions to SELL BY AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES, Armagh street, known as the Suffolk Bakery j near Golden Fleece Hotel, on SATURDAY, FEB. 22, At 11 a.m. sharp. DININGROOM, No. 1. 13 cane-seated chairs, 1 cedar cheffonier, framed engravings, 2 round tables, 1 large dining table. DININGROOM, No. 2. 18 cane-seated chirs, 3 round tables, 1 largo table, engravings, carpeting, &c. BEDROOMS. Tapestry carpet, double iron French bedstead, blankets, pillows, quilts, dressing tables, and toilet ware. PRIVATE BEDROOM. Double wood bedstead, feather bed, bolster, pillows, blankets, &c., cane-seated chairs, chest drawers, washstand and ware, dressing table and round table. BAR PARLOR. 8 cane-seated chairs, 1 large mirror, paintings, engravings, &c. BAR. ( Alo, porter, wines, tumblers, glasses, decanters, &o. LINEN. Towels, table cloths, sheets, pillow slips, &c. A LARGE QUANTITY OF CONFECTIONERY, Assorted. BAKEHOUSE. Baking trough, about 100 baking tins, and stock necessary for carrying on a large business. KITCHEN. A large quantity of electro plated ware, consisting of tea and coffee sets, forks, spoons, cruets, &c. KITCHEN AND PANTRY. China, eartlunwnre. lamps, knives and forks and the usual cooking utensils. 2-20 4052 SATURDAY, FEB. 22nd. PEDIGREE GREYHOUNDS. ■m/l R J. G. HAWKES is instructed to SELL JUL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms, Hereford street, PURE - BRED GREYHOUNDS, From the Kennels of Mr David Jones and Edward Row, of Melbourne. LADY WHITE, slut, by Cheviot (imported) —Ladybird 11. PRINCESS, black slut, by Jugurtha, Pixle.y s daughter (imported), half-sister to Young Ridley, winner of the Puppy Stakes. MAGGIE, black and white slut,by Jugurtha. Jenny Lind is in pup to Royal Water, for whose services ili.o 10s were pa d. N.B.—Pedigrees to be seen at auctioneer’s office. These are the best bred dogs that have ever been imported. Sale at 12 o’clock. 4026 NOTICE TO WORKING MEN AND OTHERS. TO BE SOLD, for £l2O each, Two or more Three-roomed HOUSES, newly built and well finished off, with good section land, being match lined throughout, with good ranges and registers, artesian well, and i fenced all round, A rare opportunity for working men. Apply at once to C, Bayman, Rosewarne’s paddock, Solwyn street South, Addington. 4043 D R [A CA.KD.J2 DEA M E E BEGS to inform his friends and patients that he has returned from England, and RESUMED the PRACIICE of his Profession, At home for Consultation—Mornings until 10, from 2 to 3 p.m., and 6 to 7 in the evening. Armagh street East, February 10th, 1879. 4004 WE, the Undersigned, have This Day ENTERED into CO-PARTNER. SHIP as Barristers and Solicitors, at Christchurch, under the style or firm of Joynt and Perceval. IT. I. JOYNT, WESTS Y B. PERCEVAL. Hereford street, Christchurch, December 31st, 1878, 3517

NOTICE. JAMES MULLIGAN & CO WISH to announce to the Citizens of Christchurch, Suburbs, and surround ing dia tricts, that their PREMISES ARE JSTOW OPENED. Our Stock is very Large and Well Selected, comprising everything in GENERAL DRAPERY, Millinery, Feathers, Flowers, Honiton, Point, Limerick, Valeneeuines Maltese, and other Laces, GLOVES and HOSIERY, DRESS GOODS in every material, including Black and Coloured Silks, Irish Poplins, House Furnishings of every description, MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING. IN ALL STYLEi We are Cash Buyers, andjjlmport our Goods direct from the Manufacturers, thereby savmg all \V arehouaemen’s Profits and Horne Discounts, and planing ns in a position to Oder many advantages to our customers who will do us the honor of a visit. JAMES MULLIGAN & CO» HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH,