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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2010, 3 August 1880, Page 2

TO-MOEEOW (WEDNESDAY), AUG. 4th. AT THE Central Sale Rooms. Mb C. T. ice will SELL BY AUCTION, FABM AND DAISY PEODUCE, Consisting of— Cheese, Batter, (Lord, Hams, and Bacon, Potatoes, Onions, &o. Also, A fine assertmont of Evergreen Shrubs, just lifted from the ground, Apple Trees, &c. Also, A Lot of Clothing and Drapery. Sale at 12 o’clock. 5240 CATHEDEAL SQUAEE AND PAPANUI rjIIME AUGUST, 1880. rjIABLE. a •*3 n ! 52 I ft I b* J ? «5 I CO |S» | M I « I k l i I I I b 1 I II i b I i I I I ES i I S ? to i S i 5 b i <=> I O I ° I I I i i b I i Or j | bi| g i k I k ■ I ft l i I I kI " ft - | a o j itife CU £0 o a d §-~ I b a ED S O 3.2. 100 100 •ft lg I b I r Passengers are not allowed to stand on the Platforms while there is room inside or on the top of the Car. Passengers are cautioned against attempting to get in or out of the Cara whilst the Train is in motion. This Time Table will be adhered to as closely as possible, but the Company will not be responsible for any delay of Trains arriving or departing at either Terminus. By order. J. EVANS BEOWN, Chairman. 7-31 2588 I HAVE MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Security and in sums to suit borrowers JOHN JOYCE, Solicitor, Hereford street, 68 Christchurch. WANTED KNOWN—That as we are greatly overstocked with Beaver Hats, we have decided to clear our entire stock, consisting of over thirty dozen, all shapes and sizes, at Is lid and 2s 6d each, usual price doable; see samples in our windows. Also, twelve boxes of very good and new Flowers at 4d per branch ; fancy Laces and Nets at half-price ; 190 trimmed Felt Hats at 3s lid and 4s 6d, worth three times the money. Yankee Hats, all sizes and good quality, usnal price 6s 9d, now selling at 3s 6d. One case of Men’s Regatta Shirts with collars at 3s lid, worth 5s lid ; Kaiapoi Flannel Shirts and Drawers, full size, at 4s lid each. Gordon. McKenzie, Forty-second, Shepherd, and Fancy Plaids, all wool and double width, good heavy quality, usually sold at 2s 9d and 2s lid per yard, now—as we are stock-taking, and greatly overstocked—reduced to one shilling and elevenpence (Is lid) per yard. H. E. May & Co., The Hall.