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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2050, 18 September 1880, Page 3

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2Cth. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. FURNITURE. PIES GLASSES, CA.EPETS, UPHOLSTER EES’ FRAMES AND PLANT. IMPOETANT CLEAEING SALE. J. G. HAWKE3 is instructed ly Mr jLTJL George MClatchie, in consequence cl his having sold the lease of his premises, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Cashel street, THE BALANCE OF HIS STOCK-IN-TRADE. Comprising— Handsome mahogany, cedar and kauri sideboards with and without glass backs, mahogany hall stands with glass baths, bookcase cheSonier, cheffoiiers, dining, 100 and occasional tables, walnut musie canterburies and whatnots, ebonlsed and gold banner screen standards, ladies’ davenports, breakfast stands, gipsy tables, beautiful inlaid and ormnla mounted cabinets with glass doors, conches and easy chairs in leather, music stools, card tables, scotch and other chests drawers, Austrian chairs, very handsome light wood tedroom snita, inlaid with Native woods, mattresses and pillows, night commodes, American cradles, handsome iron bedsteads, toilette table with glass, washstands with marble tops, framed pictures, &c., &o. GLASSES—Handsome gilt and ornamental framed pier glasses (60 x £O, 56 x 46, 41 x 34, 40 x 30), oval mirrors with candelabra, mahogany framed cbeval glasses, toilette glasses, &d, Ac. CAEPETS—Brussels and tapestry and rugs. Holloware, tinware, fenders, Ac. Pedestal office writing desk. Frames for drawing room enites. hair seating, gimp, and general upholsterers’ stuff. Benches, fittings, and turnery 1500 l feet seasoned totara boards, from 14 to 22 inches wide Large work shop, for removal Also. SPRING CAET, useful black horse, and harness American pattern HEAESE and MOURNING COACH (by Moore) almost new Falls, bands, and undertaker’s plant complete Sale at 11 o’clock. 9 16 • NO BESEEVE. 574 S SALE BY AUCTION 01HOUSEHOLD FUENITUEE & EFFECTS, A LONDON BAEOUCHk!, ALSO BATH CHAIR, &e, Ac. MR CHARLES CLARK has been favoured with instructions from Mrs Charles Reed, consequent on her leaving for England, to SELL BY AUCTION, On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2!bt, At Malvern Home, situated at the corner of Colombo and Salisbury streets, Christchurch, The whole of her HOUSEHOLD FUENITUEE & EFFECTS, Comprising— DRAWINGROOM FUENITUEE, DIN-ING-EOOM FUENITUEE Bedroom Furniture, Viz. —Carpets and curtains, iron bedsteads, hair mattresses, commode, capital wardrobe, chests cf drawers, washstanda and ware, lookingglasses, blankets, linen, &c., &c. Also, Kitchen Utensils—lncluding a patent mangle, China and glass ware Large garden roller and lawn mower And some EXCELLENT SADDLERY, Viz. : 1 set of double harness, plated 1 set of single harness, plated 3 saddles, bridles, Ac. Also, Bay Mare, 6 years old, quiet in saddle and double harness A capital spring cart And, unless previously disposed cf, A LONDON BAROUCHE, of very superior build and finish and in good order And a Bath Chair, with India-rubber springs. No. 267 Sale at 12 o’clock. 9-4 5743 HEA T E E Lessees ... Messrs G. Geddes and Company Directress ... ... ... Mrs Walter Hill LAST NIGHT BUT FIVE Of the Popular Actor and Author, MR WALTER REYNOLDS. THIS EVENING”"[SATURDAY). The Bill of the Season. OLD LONDON; Or, The Mysteries of the Mint. Jack Sheppard ... Mr Walter Reynolds Marquis de la Flemiere ... Mr C. Burford Widow Sheppard Mrs Walter Hill Notice. —This is the only form in which the escapades of the popular Hero of Ainsworth’s romance, JACK SHEPPARD, are allowed to he enacted on the stage. MONDAY EVENING—THE NEW PLAY 9-18 LOST AND WON. 4533 n O Y A L. -A. CADEMT OF M USIC. IRISH "pi IQEIM. IRISH PILGRIM. IRISH PILGRIM. GREAT SUCCESS. CROWDED HOUSE. THIS EVENING: Life on the Australian Goldfields in 1851 NEW SONGS. 9-17 Million Prices —3s, 2s, Is. 4518 MISS HAVERG ALL’S BOOKS—new supply. Cook’s Boston Lectures ; American edition Pamphlet on Anglo-Israelism. New novels. Colour Boses, Scrap Books, Writing Papers. The Teacher’s Bible. Family Biblas Enquire Within, 3s. Bceton’a Household Management, Ss 6d. FOUNTAIN BABBEE, Bookseller, Corner of Cathedral square & Colombo street. 1692 TO BUTCHERS, &c. WASTE PAPER FOR SALE, at the office of this paper. Price 3d per lb. The W eekly Tress. SEPTEMBER IS. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Paso. brent Topics . Ei 15» I® iEOEAMB —European, Colonial, Interprovincial ... bliss News btralian News ... nvE News iRESPONDENCK SCELLANEOUS e Courts juestb ad Boards bough Councils wn and Country... s-ekal 8,9 ... 10 10, 11 ... 19 ... 11 ... 11 10, 11 ... V ... 7 ... 19 13, 14 19, 21 tings—Ashburton Agricultural and Pastoral Association Railway Employes—Christchurch Benevolent Association Christchurch Presbytery— Public Meetings at Leeston and Southbridge— Handeville Drainage District —Drainage Board —Board of Health— Kaiapoi Formers’ Club—Beekeepers’ Association— Meeting of Ministers — Local Industries Association—Canterbury Rowing Club —Sydenham Borough Loan —Lyttelton Gas Company—Public Meeting, Wakanni—Cabmen’s Society West Melton Library—Board of Conservators —Papanui Oddfellows —Lyttelton Naval Brigade Druids at Port 16, 15 : Yeoman— The Harvest in America The Wool Trade —American Flour Trade—How to Make Good Farmers— Rearing Calves ... ... ... ... 5 ; Garden —Memoranda by Mr Robert Chudley— Exhibition Flowers ... i>, C i Sportsman Racing Calendar — Sporting Notts by “Sinbad”—Amtcrley Race Meeting... ® CKET ... ... ... fatics—Trickott and n, anion C, ■eutainments. Ac.—Art, Literary, and Dramatic Gossip ... ... ... thy—A Song of the Follies of Fashion ies’ Column —A Girl’s Diary—The Home J* iiettes \ Novelist —Married by Mistake — A Monte Fiat Pastoral ... ... 2j 4 ; Loafer in the Street 7 skly Summary ... ...... !2 ERTISEMENTS 1, l-« Al, asT Shipping, Commercial, Stock &3.d Produce Markets