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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1974, 22 June 1880, Page 3

H E A 1" il K SX O Y A L. [ LAST FIVE NIGHTS. [ , THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. i First time of the Grand American Diorama ENCHANTED PALACE, 3ilver Lake and abode of the Fairies, introducing many of the gods and goddesses rf Hiathen Mythology and the latest Mechanical Sensation, THE FAIRY PEACOCK. The whole proceed with Limelight effects. CULOSSEAN PANTASCOPE. THE GREAT CHALET. GIFTS AND SOUVENIBS, Silre? (half-hunter) Watch—To-Night. Bag Best Flour— Silver Cake Basket—To-Night. Largo Engraving—To-Night. Together with Sisty other Choice Gifts. ] Prices—3s, 2s, Is. Overture at eight. I 6-22 1625^ DANCING CLASS (Strictly Select). Gee's Schoolroom, Worcester street. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION CLASS, jIOR Ladies and Gentlemen, every Tu( day and Thursday, at eight o'clock. Teiins on application. Mis W. PARKER, 4705 Worcester street. NOT TO BE SURPASSED IN QUALITY. 5d PKB 4lb LOAF. MUFFINS, CRUMPETS, PANCAKES, &c. l/|" O U L D 3 BAKES, CONFECTIONEB, AND GRUCEB, Colombo Street, Opposite Cookham House, branch shop ti doors from. Walker, Smith and Co., drapers. 4755 TO-MORROW. THREE SECTIONS OF LAND AND SIX COTTAGES IN HAEMAN AND PAULSON STREETS, ALDINGTON. FORCED SALE. MR CHARLES CLARK has received instructions from the Mortgagee, TO SELL The following property BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At his Rooms, in Hereford street, At 12 o'clock, ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23ed, Lot I—Quarter-acre and Double Cottage of six rooms, on the north side of Harmon. street, Addington. This is section 13 on the map of Addington, which can be Been at any time at the Auctioneer's office. Lot 2—Quarter-acre and Double Cottage of six rooms on the south side of Hannan street, Addington. This is section 52 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. Clear Title under Land Transfer Act. Capital Investment for three sums of about .£IOO. Immediate possession can be given ; each section has an artesian well with a good flow of water. The rent of each section brings in over £;0 a year, and owing to the completion of the railway workshops and the continuing increase of value of sections in Addington, the abovs properties offer a chance for profitable investment rarelv to be met with. ALTERATION OF TERMS. TeTms —10 per cent, down, balance in a month, so as to allow purchasers time to arrange for mortgages. No. 125 6-15 745 T O - J&. OJR, Tl O W . WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23bd. FREEHOLD LAND~AND DWELLINGHOUSE. MR J. G. HAWKES is instructed by Mr J. W. Shackleton to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms, Hereford street, i ACRE FREEHOLD LAND, Situate in HEREFORD STREET EAST, Being part of Rural Section 29, together with the comfortable 8-ROOMED FAMILY RESIDENCE And Outbuildings. The land is well laid out, and planted with, ornamental asd fruit trees. Title Land Transfer. 6-17 Sale at 12 o'clock. 479 f WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23bd. FREEHOLD LAND AND BUILDINGS. VTR J- G. HAWKES is instructed to SELL. tJL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms, Hereford street, QUARTER-ACRE FREEHOLD LAND, Situate in CREEK ROAD, PHILLIPSTOWN, Being the street running between the East town belt and the Nursery road, Together with 1 comfortable 4-ROOMED DWELLINGHOUSE,- with washhouse 1 comfortable 6-ROOMED DOUBLE STOREY DWELLING-HOUSE, with scullery 1 very large coachbuilder's workshop. The whole is well fenced, and there are twoartesian wells on the premises. TITLE—LANd"tRANSFER.| 6-17 Sale at 12 o'clock. 4792 The ~W eekly Press. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Page. Cttbbent Topics _ ... 14,15,16 Tklbgbams—European, Colonial, Interprovincial ... ... ... ... ... 8, 9 English News ... 11 Austealian News .. ... 5 cobbespondence 20, 21 The Courts 21 Road Boabds 7 Licensing Couets 7 Town and Country 13,14 Genebal News 19,20 General Assembly 16,17,18 Parliamentary Items 18,19 Borough Councils 21 Meetings—CharitableAid-Public Meeting at Oxford—Kaiapoi Borough Council— Kaiapoi School Committee—The Property Tax—Public Meeting at Southbridge- City Council—Drainage Board —Board of Health—Meeting of the Unemploye 1 Acclimatisation Society Temuka Mechanics' Institute 1.0.0.F..M.U.— Phillipstown Lodge— Canterbury Female Refuge—Kaiapoi Farmers' Club—Church Work Society —Canterbury Sabbath School Teachers' Institute Presentation—Kaiapoi and Sangiora Licensing Court—Board o? Health Licensed Victuallers The Small Birds Question 9,10,11 The Yeoman Clydesdale for New Zealand—A Chap'er o* Legs— Earlv Maturity of Farm Fcock—Mixing Soils • ••• •" » The Gabden—Memoranda by Mr Robert Chudley—Vegetables 5 > 6 The Sportsman —Kacmg Calendar Sporting Notes by " Sinbad '—The Canterbury Jociey Club Handicap of 18S0— Weight* for the Timarn Steeplechases Result of the Oamaru Steeplechases —Entries and Acceptances for the Wanganui Steeplechases—Entries for the Melbourne Cup—Racing in England—Christchurch Harriers ... 6 CourtFiNG Calendar —The New Zealand Waterloo Meeting 6 Football Notes Christ's College v. C.F.C. Bingsland v. Southern Sumner School ... 6, 7 Boating—The Aquatic Championship of the World 7 Shooting—Captain Bogardus meets his Match 1 Entertainments, &c. Art, Literary, and Dramatic Gossip 12 Poetry—Give Me Threo Grains of Corn, Mother 2 Ladiss' Column Ladies' Fashions Bonds—How to Play the Piano—The Homo 2,3 Vabieties ••• 5 The Novelist—The Prima Donna s Husband Lucretia A Canadian Hotel Adventure—Little Brown Gloves ... 3, 4 Weekly Summary 12 Advertisements 1,2,12,22-24 Latest Shipping, Commercial, Stock 2-ANDPbODUC MABKET3 m -