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TO - MCXR,I£O WEXTENSIVE SALE OF FUBNITUEE. THE WHOLE "MUST BE ABSOLUTELY SOLD, WITHOUT BEGLABD TO LOSS. FEIDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER, 1880. MESSES H. MATSON & CO. have reoeived instructions from the Importers to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their FUBNITUEE SALE BOOMS, Cashel street, Christchurch, ON FEIDAY, 24th BEPTEMBEB, 1880, At 11 o'clock, A LABGE ASSORTMENT OP NEW FURNITUSE, Comprising— Drawing room suites in cretonne and rep Dining room suites in morocco, horsehair, roan, &o.—mahogany and oak Dining room chairs, various Walnut folding card tables French circular cabinet,' plate glass Chimney glasses, all sizes, gilt, black and gold, &c. Girandole glasses, chandoliera Glassware, brnshware, plated ware Pianos, harmoniums Iron bedsteads Occasional tables, pictures And a great variety of furnishing goods. Also, Per Michelle Selchan, from Boston, If arrived in time, 50 cases American chairs, comprising common spindle, broad top, dining, cane rocking, cane nurse, children's wood rail, &c, donglas arm, gem folding carriage, Bonanza dining, Nichole nurse, &c, &c. The above is a splendid opportunity for the trade or persons about to furnish, as the whole is new, in good order, and MUST BE SOLD, for the Account Sales to go by the next man. Nearly every article requisite for furnishing will be Sold WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST BESEBVE, -»(\ CASKS OP LAMPS, of every deuXU cription Globes, chimnies, wicks, &c. Terms liberal. FEIDAY, 24kth SEPTEMBEB, 1880, 9-18 Eleven o'clock. 5804 T o -m: OJEO ±£ ow. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBEB 24th. HOUSEHOLD FUBNITUBE, PIANO. ME J. G. HAWKES is instructed by Mr Cole, of Opawa, in consequence of his giving up housekeeping, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, Hereford street, SITTING-BOOM FU&NI3 ÜBE—Tables, couch, tapestry carpet 12 x 10, hearthrug, coal scoop, cane and other chairs, fenders and irons, ornaments, <fec, &c. PlANO—Handsome instrument by Broadwood, in rosewood case. BEDROOM—Iron and wood bedsteads, cot, mattresses, pillows, chests drawers, washstands and ware, &c, &c. HALL—Oilcloth, mat?, Ac . &c. KITCHEN AND OUTSlDE—Furniture, lamps, crockery, cooking utensils, garden tools, perambulator, &c. N.B.—The whole nearly new. Also, 3 parrots 1 cockatoo 1 cheval and 1 pier g ass 4 boxes clothing Sale at 12 o'clock. 9-21 NO EESEEVE. 5863 HE Friends of Mr Samuel Clarke are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, leave his brother's residence, St. AEaph street West, at half-past Three, To-morrow (Friday), for the English Cemetery. ALFRED OSBOBN, Undertaker. 9-23 5802 GRAND ART UNION.

5 O P > ELEGANT OLEOGRAPH PICTURES (Various subjects) In solid walnut wood frames, beautifully carved. XOU MEMBERS AT £1 EACH. W. B R I CE, Agent, Corner of Colombo and Hereford streets, Where some of the prizes may be sees. Date and place of drawing will be advertised. 5755 THEATRE X> O Y A L. Lessees ... Messrs G. Geddes and Company Directress Mrs Walter Hill FAREWELL BENEFIT, AND POSITIVELY 'LAST APPEARANCE OP ME WALTER REYNOLDS. First and only appearance of the accomplished Actress, MISS GRACE HATHA WAY. Undar the fo'lowing distinguished patronage : Sir Cracroft Wilson. C.8.K.5.1., H. J. Tancred, Ebo., C.U., His Worship the Mayor, C. T. Ick, Esq., H. B. Webb, Esq ; H. Sawtell. Esq., ex-Mayor; H. Thomson, Esq., ex-Mayor; J. Gapes, Esq., ex-Msyor. THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), Boucicault's Great Play THE SHAUGEBAUN. Conn Mb Walter Reynolds Moya Miss Gbace Hathaway Claire Folliett Mrs Walter Hill To conclude with Lient. Herman's UNIQUE vaNTRILCQUIALENTERTATNMENT. Note.—Every Visitor to Circle and Stalls wiH be presented with a portrait of Mr Reynolds. Box plan Montague's Bazaar. 9-23 4797 LHEA T R E Lessees Messrs G. Geddes and Co. Sub-lessee Mr R.George. Manager Lieut. Herman. Descriptive Lecturer Chalet. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th. GRAND OPENING NIGHT OP THOMPSON'S CONFEDERATE DIOBAMA, COLOSSAL MIRROR AMERICAN WAR, WITH STARTLING MECHANICAL EFFECTS, Which ha 3 Gained the approbation of the World. MAMMOTH DOUBLE COMBINATION. TWO LECTURES S, TWO VENTRILOQUISTS, And the GREATEST GIFT DISTRIBUTION Ever attempted in the colonies. During the unprecedented successful run of in Dunedin, MAGNIFICENT SOUVENIRS;. Amounting in value to £2OOO, WERE GIVEN AWAY. The Leading Presents for the Opening Night will consist of LADY'S GOLD WATCH, GENTLEMAN'S SILVEB WATOH, SUIT OP CLOTHES, TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, LARGE OIL PAINTING, In addition to U/\Oi USEFUL AND VALUABLE IUU ARTICLES, Which will be increased nightly iu MAGNITUDE AND VALUE. POPULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION. In consequence of the enormous crush -w'titl usually attends this Exhibition, the dcorfl wil to open at 7.10. OTertuio at 8. 9-23 47