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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1719, 23 August 1879, Page 2

I. O. G T. NOTICE. —To Temperance Electors.—A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Templar Hall, Worcester street, on TUESDAY, 29kh inst., at half-past 8 o’clock. All interested in the temperance cause are invited to attend. 887 J. ALLISON, D.D.O.W.C.T. CHRISTCHURCH ELEC HON. M E Jl ICHAEDSON WILL AD DRESS THE ELECTORS as under— On MONDAY, August 25th—Schoolroom, Knightstowa. WEDNESDAY, August 27th—Schoolroom, Bingaland; THURSDAY, August 28th—Schoolroom, Sydenham. FRIDAY, August 29th—Schoolroom, Phillipstown At 7.30 each evening. 890 ANTED Known— That the GLOBS is published at 4 o’clock sharp. w TO LET. OFFICES in Cathedral Square, to No. 92 889 CHARLES CLAPK. Apply THE Friends ol the late Mr William Lucas are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence. Ferry road, on Sunday, the 24th August, at 3 o’clock. E. W. WALTERS & CO., Undertakers. 891 FOR SALE—The equity of Redemption of 19 PERCHES, Elizabeth street, Sydenham, with two newly erected 4-roomed cottages, well finished and in capital order ; artesian well; convenient position close to town. Capital chance for a small capitalist making a good and profitable investment. 859 SHOP and Dwelling House to be LET, High street, Christchurch, now in the occupation of Mr E. Pepper. Apply to Mrs Jones, Lichfield street, (opposite Toomer’s Boot FaetO'-y). 891 O IT, on Thursday night, between the 1 J Terminus Hotel and Amberley, a LADIES’ LEATHER BAG, containing a sum of money. The finder, returning it to Mr R. Biciiakdson, Railway Station, will be rewarded. 895 a Jt TANTED, the Public to remember that W they can buy from Hyde’s a single Pair of Boots at wholesale price. N.B. — No old stock kept. No connection with any shop in Lyttelton. Hyde’s Boot Factory and Retail Shop, High and Cashel streets. 894 SYDENHAM WESLEYAN CHURCH. A MEETING for Women will be held on MONDAY, 25 th August, at 2 p.m. Addresses will he given by Mrs Newton, Mrs Perryman, Mrs Soott, and others. All are affectionately invited. Sankey’a Hymns. 892 o DDFELLOWS’ H ALL. Lessess —Messrs Crain and Harding. £Stage Manager—Mr Hy. Hodson. Conductor —Professor Hughes. Scenic Artist—Mr C. Briggs. Business Manager—Mr H. F. Waohsmnth. For a short season only, THE ENGLISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY (The Original Pinafore Company) Will open in the above hall, which has been refitted with splendid scenery from the able brush hy Mr Briggs on TUESDAY, AUGUST 26th, 1879, And will have the honor of producing Messrs Gilbert and Sullivan’s Sparkling Comic Opera H.M S.PINAFORE. H.M.S. PINAFORE, H.M.S. PINAFORE. The English Comic Opera Company have been playing to crowded houses ever since they have been in the colony, and hundreds turned away in Dunedin. With the following powerful caste; — Sir Joseph Fortes, K.C.8., First Lord of the Admiralty Mr Blooardi Captain Corcoran, commanding H.M. Ship Pinafore Mr Harding Bill Bobstay, boatswain ... Mr E. Love Boatswain’s Mate ... Mr Kllngenfelt Ralph Backstraw, able seaman ... Mr John Crain Dick Deadeye, A.B. ... Mr Henry Hodson Hebe, Sir Joseph’s First Cousin...MissHeath Little Buttercup, bum-boat woman ... ... Miss Isabel Hunter Josepbene, the Captain’s Daughter ... ... ... ... Miss Leaf First Lord’s Sisters, his Cousins, and his Aunts, &0., by a full Chorus of 80 performers. Scene Ist—Deck of H.M.S. Ship Pinafore, off Portsmouth Harbor. Act I—Moon.1 —Moon. Act 2—Night. Prices of admission—Front seats 4s ; back seats, 2s 6d ; gallery la. Box office at Montague’s. Doors open at half-past 7 o’clock. Curtain rises at 8 o’clock. Ladies and gentleman holding reserved seats tickets will be admitted a quarter of an hoar earlier. j 892 TO THE ELECTORS OF CHRISTCHURCH. ENTLHMBN, —I have the honor to \UT state that at the solicitation of my many friends I am a candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming election. Should you do me the honor of electing me as your representative, I will endeavor to practically carry out those measures which are embodied in the Governor’s Speech. I am in favor of— Extension of the Franchise, Manhood Suffrage three months residence Redistribution of Seats on basis of population AH Lands of the Crown, on deferred payments Education by State, secular and free Property Tax. so that all shall contribute All Public Works by Tender, small contracts Banking Accounts distributed Nominated Immigration only Foster and encourage Local Industries. I am. Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, 896 SAML P ANDREWS. MR F. GK M. BEITTIJSr, SURGEON, (Late of Fapanui), WISHES to notify that he has purchased the Practice of the late Dr Bell Hay, and that ho will commence his professsional duties in Christchurch TO-DAY (FRIDAY.) Mr Brittin, at the same time, wishes to inform his patients that for the future all messages must be left at Dr. Bell Hay’s late residence, St. Asaph street, Christchurch, where he, Mr Brittin, Intends to reside. At home for consultations from 9 to 10 a.m., 2 to 3, and 7 to 8 p.m.. August list, 1879, 879 BOUGHT AT AUCTION, From H. Matson & Co,, AT ESS THAN HALF THE USUAL i COST. : dozen mugs, blue shield i dozen goblets, 30 dozen mugs and goblets, ice and gold I dozen candlesticks I dozen black and gold vases. All the above will be Given away for SIXPENCE EACH. H. E. MAY & CO.’S CASH SALE, The Hall, High street, Christchurch.