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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1631, 13 May 1879, Page 2

TO-MOREOW, WEDNESDAY, MAT 14th, AT THE Central Sale Rooms. MR C. T. ICK will SELL BY AUCTION, Chick wheat, hams and bacon, butter, tea and aoap, mixed grass seed, potatoes, lonions, Ac. Also, A VERY USEFUL L <T OF FURNITURE, Belonging to a g'ntleman leaving Canterbury, which must be Bold without reserve. Also, A MIXED LOT OF GOODS, Comprising, Chamber sets, toilet services, plates and dishes, tea and coffee services, teapots, lamps, knives and forks, cruets, &c. Waterproof cloaks, macintoshes, dress pieces, &c, <fcc. Sale at 12 o'clock. Note.—Mr Ick sells for Mr Alport, at his Rooms, at 2 o'clock sharp. See advertisement. 4883 TO ADVERTIBEBS. J3E GLOBE now enjoys a Larger Legitimate Circulation tkan any Evening Fewspaper in this Province, and the number of its readers and general popularity is constantly inLOBE. It has been brought under the notice of the Proprietor of this Journal, that by opening that portion of its Advertising Space known as the " WANTKD " Column to advertisers at a low price, it may be made the medium of a class of business at present transacted in more inconvenient ways, and supply a want long felt. People wanting servants, people wanting employment, people who have lost or who have found things, are often deterred from making their wants known through the columns of the Public Press by the price charged, which is considered high when compared with the value of the purpose sought to be achieved. As the Globe is now pre-eminently the most popular evening ournal in Canterbury, enjoying, as it does, a large circulation amongst the class by whom auch a concession would be regarded as a boon, it haß been thought desirable that it should be made the medium at once After this date, therefore, advertisements in the "Wanted" Column of the Globe, when they do not exceed Twentt-Four Words, will be inserted for

ONE SHILLING EACH INSERTION, conditionally upon payment accompanying the Manuscript. As the Globe now possesses a legitimate circulation of con* Eiderably over 30,000 And its circulation, more especially in the Country districts, is increasing at an exceedingly rapid rate, it will be seen that no other means of conveying information to the Public, affords the eame advantages to advertisers.