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A FEW T >NS of CORRUGATED IRON FOR SALE, choap-5, 6,7, 8, 9 feet—At the Stores of H. Davis, Union buildings, Cashel street. 51 IN THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF J. J. LOE, OF LEESTON. NOTICE is hereby given, that Mr Albert Loe is auth Tised to Collect the Book Debts in the above Estate, and is instructed to sue for all accounts not paid in due course. J. H. TWENTYMAN, A. CRACROFT WILSON, 49 Trustees. NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS DUE to Mr W. G. WOODFORD, late Storekeeper, Bings- [ land, must be PAID at my office on or before June 2nd, 1879, otherwise they will be sued for without further notice. FREDK. JACKSON, Accountant and Collector. Rink Offices, Gloucester street, Christchurch, opposite Telegraph Offices. May 29th, 1879. 5 30 56 H.A.C.B. SOCIETY. CHRISTCHURCH BRANCH, No. 82. ’%/TEMBERS are hereby notified to attend ill the QUARTERLY MEETING of the above Branch of the Society, to be held at the usual place of meeting, on THURSDAY, JUNE 6th, at 7.30 p.m. Business : The receiving of quarterly contributions, nomination of officers, &c. E. O’CONNOR, Secretary. N.B. —Absent Members will be fined. 5-31 57 CHURCH OF CHRIST. QDDFELLOWS’ JJ ALL, Lichfield street. THOS. H. BATES, EVANGELIST. SERVICES-LORD’S DAY: Morning at 11. Evening at 6.30. SUBJECT FOR TO-MORROW EVENING: “Chkist’s Finished Work.” 5-31 All the seats are free. 55 YOUNGTmEN’S CHRISTIAN ASsOOiATION. AN EVANGELISTIC SERVICE will (D.V.) be held TO MORROW (Sunday) EVENING, in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Lichfield street, commencing at 8.15 sharp. 5-31 All are earnestly invited to attend. 54 UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, Colombo Road. A NNIVERSARY SERVICES in connection with the above Church, will be held on SUNDAY, JUNE Ist, When THREE SERMONS will be preached. In the Morning at 11, by the REV. A. PETERS, In the Afternoon at 2.30, by Rev. J. Clover. In the Evening at 6.30, by the REV. S. MACFARLANE. ON TUESDAY, JUNE 3rd, A Tea and Public Meeting will be held. Tea 5-31 on the tables at 6 p.m. 58 Theatre Royal Sub-lessee ... Mr George Darrell. Lessees ... Messrs Hiscocks, Dayman and Co. THE EVENT OP THE YEAR! ! TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), MAY 31st. Those celebrated Artistes, MRS GEORGE DARRELL, Australasia’s Premier Tragedienne, and MR GEORGE DARRELL, The distinguished Colonial Actor, Author, and the Rst Company in Australasia, in Mr George Darrell’s 4-Act Mystic Sensational Drama BACK PROM THE GRAVE! Pronounced by the Press of Australia the BEST COLONIAL DRAMA YET PRODUCED, As played in Melbourne. Sydney, Adelaide, Auckland, and Wellington, with unparalleled success. THREE GREAT SENSATIONS—SPIRITUALISM! MESMERISM! CLAIRVOYANCE! THE ALARMING REALISTIC FIRE SCENE. Note —By the kind permission of Superintendent Harris, members of the Christchurch Volunteer Fire Brigade will appear, and render valuable assistance in this scene. The entirely new scenery by Mr Huntly, the marvellous mechanism by Mr Winning, the realistic propeities by Mr Quin. Stage manager, Mr Vincent. Prices —Dress circle, 4s ; stalls, 2s 6d; pit, Is, Children in arms, five guineas. Box office at Montague’s Fancy Bazaar. 6-31 MONDAY, JUNE 2nd. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, WINE. &c. ME J. G. HAWKES is instructed by a gentleman leaving Christchurch, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms, Hereford street, FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Viz. : SITTINGROOM Mahogany and other tables, chairs, couches, rosewood cheffonier, carpet, fenders and irons, pedestal washstand, &c., &c. BEDROOMS —Mahogany and iron single and double bedsteads, bedding, chairs, cedar and other chests drawers, dressing tables and toilet glasses, washstands and ware, &c., &c. KITCHEN —Utensils, crockery, china, glassware, cedar table, chairs, &c., &c. PIANO by Hopkinson (noreserve) and several other pianos and harmoniums. Also, By Order of Mr Lord, BQR-CAi‘KS very superior PURE GRAPE WINE. 5 31 Sale at 12 o’clock. 68 i)Z6f qoop.o 01 nwn uodo oq him doqs oqj ‘ssep SaiqaoM oqj ijo ooaoiaoAiioo oqj aojj *!j« Suites mou bi oq sooiad oqij oq oqqnd oq!j ‘qoojs ijaosoad oqj quo anop oq pan ‘oAiaau oj sSaiSaßqiodvd jo jjooijb oS?a«q e Suiavjj ■deoqo ifjpmbo jojoq pas jiq ijooj aod p 3 raoaj ‘ssb[o p«i£ aod pfg ‘opm epjfg ‘raiaog oooxd aod pg uuaj ‘eSuiSußqaodWtj —: eopijav pouotjaainaoptm oqj ‘opuaj. oqj, m ono ifus ÜBqq. aodnoqQ ‘HSVO ROD TINS NVJ HH •PV>H qSnoaog; oqj ;xoa ‘aojuivj oqj ‘HOHSSS °I P a ® osiuiouooo ;jou jj AA *SIHX avau •fiHHIX (DIVH S,XT A.VS TTV HOi COALS 1 COALS 1 COALS I BEST Newcastle COALS and FIREWOOO delivered in any part of town at current prices. JAMES BOOTH, 4426 Victoria Sawmill, Lichfield street.

IFIRE. EIRE. EIRE. EIRE. LAST TEN DATS OF THE GREAT SALVAGE SALE OF Drapery, Millinery, House Furnishing, MEN’S, BOY’S, AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING, Damaged by Fire and W; tor, at JAMES MULLIGAN & CO’S HIGH STREET Oar Customers and tho General Public should not miss this Genuine Pale A visit will satisfy intending purchasers that the g odo must have cost m< re in the Home Market. JAMES MULLIGAK & COW jHIGH yTiaELT, CHiILSrOHUROH, 2870