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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1707, 9 August 1879, Page 4

Short Musical Sketch. The lovely prima donna addresses the stranger in lavender silk tights, gold and drab jacket, and Charles II hat —"Speak, -who art thou, wanderer in ] these rußtic haunts ? " _ The stranger, the gallant tenor, repließ—"Listen, lady, I will tell thee," and then, turning from her, pushes forward and, tossing his head on one side, shouts to a man in the second tier of boxes, " I've been a rover over the sea—far I've wandered wild and free," and then, glancing down, he singles out and tells three ladies and two children in the parquet that ho has also been a "ro-o-o-o-yer oerthesee oerthesee oerthesse—the seo-e-ee;" and, for fear it may not be known, he " hollers" to a couple of newsboys who are jammed iuto the frontrow in the gallery that he has " wanderedwild and free—wildan—free-e-e-e e-e-e," with that long-sustained, high-tenor note, till you wonder if he was "bosun" or first mate, amid the applause which follows,_ and how he " roves " at sea in that gilt jacket and silk tights.

CHILBLAINS CTJKED. IfIHE American Pharmaceutical Assooia- . tion'a improved CHILBLAIN LOTION, which has obtained such notoriety for the Wonderful Cures it haß performed and the painlessness of its application,"may be'had of the following storekeepers : J. P. Oliver, Colombo street Messrs Watt and Co., Whateley-road Mr Si. Biustead, Cashel street, Mr Lake, High street Mr Mouldy, Colombo street Mr H. Jones, Ashburton Mr Ogden, Lincoln road Mr Ebert, Waltham Mr Sawell, St. Alban's Mr H. Blackwell, Kaiapoi Mr J. Anderson, Rangiora At One Shilling per Bottle. Agents wanted for other parts of the city and country, 390 " Apply J. P. OLIVER. A. ETESIAN W ELLS, ljin. bore from £4, ljin. £5, 2in. £6 5s and upwards—for cash. Good Plows Guaranteed. A tuperior stock of pipes, pumps, taps and fittings, always on hand from, the best makers. E. J. MARTIN, Corner Elmore and Barbadoes street. 1703 CANTEEBTJBT BESTAUBANS Papanul Road, near Post Office, M E A L S, AT ALL HOURS OP THE DAT, BOARD AND LODGINGS 17s„ 18« £1 PER WEEK. Beds and Meala la. 3SIB FIVE THOUSAND DOZENS fe T E E K3TE E L J\. LBER TS, At pi ices fi-om Sixpence to Pive Shillings each, have been received this past week by WATCHMAKER, LITTLE SHOP NEXT ICK'S AUCTION ROOMS, COLOMBO STBEET, NOW ON VIEW IN HIS WINDOW. P. RUTLAND g| Also desires it to be known that his is the only establishment in P" |jj New Zealand where WATCHES Q O and CLOCKS of any description <~ H are PERFECTLY CLEANED, ac- f 2 curately Timed, and a Written P" Warranty of proper performance l, ej ziven for six months for FIVE hh m SHILLINGS. hrj A new Mainspring or Chain and Cleaned or Seven and Sixpence. All work is executed on the premises by F. B. himself. No apprentices kept. Houbs of Business : Week Days, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.

RUTLAND, Watchmaker Little Shop next to lok'a Auction Rooms and opposite City Hotel, COLOMBO BTEEET. 4485 T EC y BEST VALUE EOE MONET AT HERTFORD HOUSE, Victoria Street, Christchurch, And London street, Lyttelton. GRAND CLEARING SALE, Commencing on June 14th, 1879. T AUSTIN is selling, and will continue • to sell, at prices that must ensure a speedy clearance— Longcloth, 2s lid per dozen Unbleached calico, 2s 6d per dozen Check winceys, 5s 6d per dozen Satin cloths, 10s 6d per dozen "Wool serges, 14d per yard 9x4 blanteks, silbs, 10s Gd per pair Cloth Jackets, reduced 20 per cent. Ladies, ulsters from 9s lid GREAT REDUCTIONS IN CLOTHING. Men's mole trousers, 7s 9d, worth 9s 6d Tweed trousers, 6s lid, worth 8s lid Tweed trousers, 12s 6d, worth 16s 6d Trousers and vest. 22s Gd, worth 27s Gd Geelong do, 27s Gd, worth 35s Crimean shirts, 4s lid to Cs 6d White military shirts, 4s lid Lambs Wool box, is 2d, splendid value In addition to the very low prices published, 5 per cent will he allowed for caßh. T. AUSTIN, Hertford House, Victoria Street. 2675