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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1820, 20 December 1879, Page 3

%MmiMmttii& "ORSON'S PEPSINE WINE MORSON'S PBPSINE, The beat Eemedy for Indigestion. MORSON'S CHEMICALS, For Parity are Unsurpassed. MORSON'S CHEMICAL FOOD, MORSON'S PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMICALS. T. MORSON AND SON, Manufacturing Chemists, 31, 33, and 34, Southampton Row, London. Agents for New Zealand— AINSBURY, -EiLLISDON & WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, DUNEDIN AND CHRISTCHURCH. Ellisdon's Neuralgic Drop, a certain cure for that most distressing complaint— Neuralgia. From the Rev. C. J. Merton, St. John's 'Parsonarge, Ferry road. " After suffering for many years I have found nothing relieve me so speedily or so effectively. I can confidently recommend it." SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Agents—Sainsbury. Ellisdon and Co: 4697 Most Wonderful Sight in Christchurch To-day will be the GREAT CAMERA. OBSCURA In the Painted Pavilion near the old Post Office. Admission, Is ; children half price. Hours, from 9 to 7, for a few days oaly. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. " North Otago Times," Nov. 22nd, 1879. _ A moat noteworthy feature connected with the show was the Camera Obscnra. The Camera is fixed up in a pavilion which is placed on a jjrasßy eminence. It is marvellously interesting. On a canvas surface placed immediately beneath the lens, which is in the dome of the pavilion, the whole town, its surroundings, and the people moving about in the streets can be seen with astonishing distinctness, fobming a beautiful LIVING pictube. Every change in the sky, anb the colors on the face of the landscape and in the streets is accurately reflected on the canvas beneath the eyes of the spectators. The pavilion will be kept onen for the public to-day, and we know of nothing in visitors. *• Oamani Mail," Nov. 22nd, 1879. The great Camera Obscnra, which was erected near the show ground, and was open during the days of tho exhibition and to-day, has been a source of great attraction, and it has been acknowledged by all who have seen it to bo the most wonderful optical instrument of its kind they have ever seen. It was manufactured at Mr Proctor's establishments in Christchurch, »ivd deserves great praise. 12-16 2162 1 _L H E A T B E Lessees—Messrs Eiscocks, Hayman and Co. Stage Manager, W. Horace Bent. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING. DEC. 20, THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, Dec. 20, THE LAST NIGHT THE LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT OF HISCOCKS AND HATMAN'S MAMMOTH MINSTRELS. The Last Night of Brown The Last Night of Bent The Last Night of Newland The Last Night of Cheevers The Last Night of Kennedy The Last Night of Campbell The Last Night of Beaumont Read THE LAST NIGHT of the MAMMOTHS. VALEDICTORY PROGRAMME. 12-20 Seats at Montagne's. 2113 ADDINGTON. THREE SECTIONS OF LAND AND SIX COTTAGES IN HARMAN STREET AND PAULSON STREET. FORCED SALE BY MORTGAGEES. yf R CHARLES CLARK has received in■Jl stractions from the Mortgagee, TO SELL The following Property BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Roams, in Hereford street, At 12 o'clock, On TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23bd Inst., (Unless previously sold privately)— Lot I—Quarter-acre and Double Cottage of six room?, on the north side of Harman street, Addington. This is section 13 on the map of Addington, which can be seen at any time at the Auctioneer's office. Lot 2—Quarter-acre and Double Cottage of six rooms on the south side of Harman street, Addington. This is section 32 on the above map. Lot 3—Three-eighths of an acre, with double cottage of six rooms on the north side_ of Paulson street (between the Immigration Barracks and the Gaol); this is lot 47 on the above map. The whole property will be offered in one lot, and if not sold, will then bo offered in three lots as above. Immediate possession can bo given; each section has an artesian well with a good flow of water. The rents bring in over .£l5O a year, and owing to the completion of the railway workshops and the continuing increase of value of sections in Addington (in spite of the late p&nic), the above properties offer a chance for profitable investment rarely to be met with. Tarais cash, but the auctioneer is prepared to make advances to purchasers at lowest current rates. No. 125 12-13 2213 IMPORTANT SALE OP UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. Excellent Opportunity for the Purchase of Christmas Presents. MR H. E. ALPORT is instructed by Mr S. Cohen, licensed pawnbroker, to SELL At the Hereford street Salerooms, Christchurch, ON MONDAY NEXT, the 22nd DECEMBER, A most valuable lot of Unredeemed Pledges, consisting of— A great number of very superior go'd and silver watches, several very handsome ladies' gold watches, with gold chains attached, very massire colonial gold alberts and chains, lockets with necklets, brooches, earrings, pins, studs, very handsome lady's diamond hoop rings mounted with very large brilliants, various other gem rings, signet," dress, and wedding rings, silver plate, in fact an immense assortment of really genuine jewellery of all kinds ; field and opera glasses, mathematical instruments, very superior old violin, first-cIaFS lockstitch sewing machines, books, silk drcs?es, ladies' and gents' wearing and household apparel in large variety. 12-20 Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. 2iSG CHURCH OF HEIST ODDFELLOWS' HALL, LICHFIELD STREET. MR THOMASH. BATES, (Evangelist), TO-MORROW EVENING. Smbjeot—"Tho Si» of Intemperaroe. ia-20 2325