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BOROUGH OF SYDENHAM. FIRE BRIGADE. W BITTEN APPLICATIONS, stating residence, hereby invited by the Sydenham Borough Council, and will bo received at the Town Clerk’s Office, from persons willing to join a Book and Ladder Company, proposed to be established for the extinction of fire in Sydenham. W. CUTHBERT, 475 Town Clerk. NOTICE, PURCHASERS of Sections on Mr Francis Harrison’s LAND, at St. Albans, are informed that the Instalments now duo must be paid within seven days, failing which summonses will be issued in the R M. Court. 4!0 GARRICK & COWLISHAW. AVON ROAD BOARD. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. A MEETING of the RATEPAYER! of the above road district, will be held at the Road Board office, Papanui road, on FRIDAY, July 18th, 1879, at noon, for the purpose of ELECTING a MEMBER in the place of Mr J. L. Wilson, whose seat on the Board has become vacant. The POLL, if necessary, will ba held on Saturday, July 19th, 1879, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The polling places for the district are : The Road Board office, Papanui road ; BingslaUd school, and the Styx Mill. By order of the Board. WILLIAM FLESHER, Chairman. July 3rd, 1879. 385 H. A. D AVIS & Co., MERCHANTS, Lichfield Street, Christchurch, IMPORTERS OF WATCHES. Clocks, Jewellery, Pipes, and Tobacconists’ sundries. Electroplate, Hardware, Cutlery, Cabinet, Leather and Japanned Goods, Stationery, Fine Arts, Optics, Bohemian and French Glass and China, Mnsical Instruments, Perfumery and Soap, Brushware,Tinware, Looking Glasses, Fancy Goods, Toys, Games, &o. Special Arrangements have been made with our Home Buyers, both In England and on the Continent to send ont novelties by every P. and O, steamer. Indents executed on the most favorable terms. H. A. DAVIS & CO.. Importers of Fancy Goods and General Merohapdise, Lichfield street. 455 FOR SALE, HilOR SALE, a new, well-finished PIVEJD ROOMED HOUSE, fitted with every convenience. Terms, five years ; only £4O cash. Also, TO LET or SELF, a new EIGHTROOMED HOUSE, water laid on, every convenience ; stable, carriage shed, &o. Quarter-acre of land. Terms very easy and long. Apply Dublin Bakkrt, Colombo road south, Sydenham. 461 IS9O TWELFTH JULY ANNIVERSARY. TO THE ORANGEMEN OF CANTERBURY. THE 189th ANNIVERSARY of the Battle of THE BOYNE will be celebrated by a Dinner in the Terminus Hotel, Christchurch, on SATURDAY, July 12th, at 6.30 p.m. Tickets 6s 6d, to be had from Committee, A SPECIAL SERMON will he preached by REV. G. FRASER in St. Andrew’s Church, on SUNDAY, July 13th. The Members of the Order are requested to meet at the Orange Hall on Sunday morning at Ten o’clock sharp. J, J. M. CARNAHAN, Hon. Sec. 7-8 466 Theatre o t a l. Lessees, Messrs Hiscocks.Hayman and Co. Stage Manager, Mr W. H. Bent. Musical Director, Mr J. H. Delaney. TO-NIGHT IS THE LAST POSITIVELY THE LAST ABSOLUTELY THE LAST APPEARANCE IN CHRISTCHURCH Of the Greatest Company in Existence, HISCOCES AND HAYMiN’S MAMMOTH MAMMOTH MAMMOTH MINSTRELS MAMMOTH MAMMOTH MAMMOTH A Triumphant Career Abruptly Closes in Consequence of Other Engagements. But We can Never Forget the Reception we have Received from Everybody in Christchurch. TO-NIGHT 18 OUR LAST APPEARANCE We Repeat Last Night’s Great Programme, With this Exception, CHEEVEES AND KENNEDY Will, in Response to Numerous Requests, Repeat their Famous and Original Act, THE MULCAHY TWINS. LAST NIGHT OP THE MAMMOTHS. And as a Farewell Souvenir we shall Present Free to all our Patrons Copies of the Most Popular Song in the World, “MY GRANDFATHER’S CLOCK.” SATURDAY NEXT, WE APPEAR AT PORT LYTTELTON. COLONISTS’ HALL. We Go to Wellington per Bingarooma. T HEATS® O Y A L . Lessees ... Messrs Hiscocks, Hayman & Co. Stage Manager ... ... Mr J. G. Joyce. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), GRAND OPENING NIGHT OP THE NEW DRAMATIC SEASON. FIRST APPEARANCE IN CHRISTCHURCH Of the Eminent London Author and Comedian, Mr WYBEBT B EEVE, WYBERT REEVE. First Night of one of the latest London Novelties, Palgravo Simpson’s original and beautiful play, entitled, ALL FOB HER ! ! ! With New Scenery, Mountings, and Effects. Hugh Trevor (the disinherited) Mr Wybert Reeve N.B.—The London Press are unanimous in the.ir praise of this Great Play, and pronounce i, the literary event of the year. MR WYBERT REEVE Will bo supported during his short engagement by Miss Beatrice, Mr D’Orsay Ogdon, Miss Ada Lester, From the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, London, and Melbourne, Australia, Supplemented by the largest and best Dramatic Company ia Now Zealand. Dress Circle, 4s ; Stalls, 2s 6d; Fit, Is. Doors open at half-past 7 ; to commence at 8 o’clock. 7-11 Box plan at Montague’s Bazaar. 5652

FIRE. EEE. EIRE. FIEB. LAST TEN DATS OP THE GREAT SALVAGE SALE OF Drapery, Millinery, House Furnishing, MEN’S, BOY’S, AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING, Damaged by Fire and Water, at JAMES MULLIGAN & CO.’S, mean streetOur Customers and the General Public should not miss this Genuine Sale. A visit will satisfy intending purchasers that the goods must have cost more in the Home Market, JAMES iMXJLIAEGKA-ItSr CO HIGH STREET CHRISTCHURCH. 2370