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ORSON’S PEPSINE WIN B MORSON’S PEPSINE, The beat Remedy for Indigestion. MORSON’S CHEMICALS, For Purity are Unsurpassed. MORSON’S CHEMICAL FOOD. MOESON’S PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMICALS. t. moeson~'and SON. Manufacturing Chemists, 31, 33, and 34, Southampton Row, London. Agents for New Zealand— Sainsbury, jSllisdon & Co.. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, DUNEOIN AND CHRISTCHURCH. Ellisdon’s Neuralgic Drop, a certain cure for that most distressing complaint— Neuralgia. From the Rev. O. 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—Sainshury, Ellisdon and Co: 4697 Theatre Rot al. THE LAST WEEK. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. COLOSSEAN PANTASCOPE. THE GREAT CHALET. Will introduce a new Talking Automaton. Last time of the MEERIMAC AND MONITOR. GIFTS AND SOUVENIRS, On a mere liberal scale than last week, in order to reduce the large stock now on hand. Tea and Coffee Service (4 pieces)—To-Night. Large Engraving—To-Night. Bag Best Flour—To-Night. Coffee Table—J'o-Night Together with Sixty other Valuable Gifts. Prices—3s, 2s, la. Overture at 8 sharp. To-Morrow —The Enchanted Palace. 6-21 1614 T O - jVE O_R Tt O W . TUESDAY, JUNE 22nd. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO. ME J. G. HAWSES (in conjunction with Mr CHAS. CLARK) is instructed by a Gentleman leaving Christchurch, to SELL BI PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms, Hereford street, A large Assortment of FURNITURE, PLATE, &c. SITTING ROOM—Sofa in cretonne, armchair, ottomans, fender and irons, oval table, sideboards, cushions, ornaments, 8-day marble clock, albums in velvet and morocco, bronze inkstand, pictures, hand painted china dessert service (17 pieces), kerosene lamp, curtains, <fcc., &c. BEDROOMS —Iron half tester and wood bedsteads, mattresses, palliasses, bolsters, pillows, cedar Scotch chest drawers, toilette tables and glasses, marble top and other washstands, and handsome china ware, carpets, oilcloth, sofa, curtains, bassinette, wool and other mats, Ac,, &c. KITCHEN Furniture, cooking utensils, brushes, dinner ware, glass ware, handsome china breakfast and tea service (about 88 pieces), shower bath, &c., &c. PLATED WARE —Tea and coffee service, salver, soup tureen, set vegetable dishes, biscuit box, butter cooler, ice jug, cake and card baskets, revolving cruet, claret jug, celery stand, epergne, egg frame, jam pots, &c., Ac. PIANO —Fine toned instrument, by Kirkman. Also, PIANO, by Stoddart PIANO, by Challen and Hodgson (fine-toned instrument). Sale at 12 o’clock, 6-16 4778 BREAD. BREAD. NOT TO BE SURPASSED IN QUALITY. 5d PER 4lb LOAF. MUFFINS, CRUMPETS, PANCAKES, Ac. W. M °~ 1 D E T ’ BAKER, CONFECTIONER, AND GR JOKB, Colombo Street, Opposite Cookham House, branch shop two doors from W alker, Smith and Co., drapers. 4755 THE ORIENTAL EXHIBITION Will OPS Nat the COLONISTS’ HALL, LYtTELTON, For THREE DAYS ONLY, On FRIDAY, the IStii JUNE, at 2 pm. One of the most extraordinary Exhibitions that has ever been brought to this colony. We respectfully expect a visit from the public, and all are welcome. Admission —Is only, And a Present to Every Visitor. Open from 10 a m. to 10 p.m. 4740 K aUKT & ALL SYDNEY HOUSE, High Street' FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT JUST OPENED, a First-class Assortment of _ AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS. A largo stock of Colonial Work always on j hand, at moderate prices. Note Address — 1 JOHN SHEEN, 1 Next Duckworth’s Grocery Establishment.