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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2079, 22 October 1880, Page 2

T HEATEE ROY AL. Lessee ... ... ... ...Mr E. George. , GREAT SUCCESS OF THE CONFEDERATE DIORAMA. i LAST NIGHT I LAST NIGHT BUT ONE ! - THIS EVENING, : GEAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT. GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT. Will he Given Away. A BEAUTIFUL PIANO, VALUED AT .£BO, Remember — JBBO PIANO TONIGHT. .£BO PIANO TO-NIGHT. The Greatest Gift Distribution ever Attempted in the World. TO-NIGHT WILL BE GIVEN AWAY TWO VENTBiLOQUIAL FIGURES Mrs Brown and Paddy Mulligan, Having travelled all over the world and made a fortune, the proprietor intends giving them away, so that the winner can do the same. And 300 OTHEE VALUABLE AETICLES. Million Prices —3s, 2a, Is. Commence at 8. Winner of the Piano last night, MR WILSON, late of Weka Pass, Look out for Saturday— FAREWELL MATINEE. COUNTRY TOUR: KAIAPO r , Monday, October 25tb. EANGIOEA, Tuesday, October 26th. OXFORD, Wednesday, October 27th. AMBERLBY, Thursday, October 28th. LEKSTON, Friday, October 29th. SOUTHBRIDGE, Saturday, Oct. 30th. 10-22 5939 Manager, LIEUT. HERMAN. THEA TE E R< OYA L. SUNDAY OCTOBER 24th, FREE THOUGHT LECTURE, CHALET, The Popular Lecturer, Will deliver COL. 808 INGEESOLL’S FAMOUS LECTURE, j Entitled MOSES’ MISTAKES. As given by Chalet before the FREE THOUGHT ASSOCIATION, Of Dunedin, and 1000 Free Thinkers in Dunedin and Timarn. Appropriate Music by an Efficient Orchestra. Doors open, 7.30. Lecture, 8. Dress Circle, 2s; Stalls and Fit, la. 10-22 5940 MONEY TO LEND. THE Directors of the Canterbury Building Society (Permanent) are now prepared to receive APPLICATIONS FOR LOANS. BDWD. J. T. FORD, Manager. Offices : Hereford street. 10-21 6114 YOISAED BEOS., WATCHMAKERS, Have removed to Colombo STREET, a few doors from MONTGOMERY’S. 5854 Springfield Brewery, 8 PSINOFIELD AND EDGEWARE ROADS, ST. ALBANS P Ale and Porter Brewers and Bottlers. Our Ale and Porter, from pure malt and hops cannot be surpassed in this market. Throe gallons and upwards. Town and Suburb,,' 4l I T T S AND C 0.. Now On View, Ex "Loch Okeb,” A SPLENDID STOCK OF jgPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. * TrattV Buildings, C o 1 o m b oj street.

THE CRITERION. LARGE ARRIVALS OF NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS. JUST OPENBD, A SPECIAL PURCHASE IN THE HOME MARKET OF LADIES' COSTUMES, Bought at an IMMENSE REDUCTION. Ladies’ Holland Costumes, 9s 6d, 10s 6d Ladies’ Holland Costumes, 15s 6d, 17s 6d Ladles’ Holland Costumes, 20s to 27s 6d Ladies’ Batiste Costumes, 14s, 16s, 20s Ladies’ Galatea Costumes, 12s 6d, 15s Ladies’ White Pique Costumes, 19s, 23s 6d, 29s 6d Ladies’ Bummer Homespun Costumes Ladies’ Lustre Costumes Fancy Dress Materials, 5d to 2s 6d per yard Pompadour Prints and Sateens, BJd to Is 5d Plain Sateens in Navy, Cardinal, Bronze, Black, &o. Ladies’ Brazilian Umbrellas, 3s lid Ladies’ Brazilian Umbrellas, 4a 4d Ladies’ Brazilian Umbrellas. 4s 9d, 5s 6d Ladies’ Silk Umbrellas, 7s, 8a 6d, 10s Ladies’ Silk Umbrellas, 12a 6d, 15s, &c. Ladies’ “ Durable ” Silk Umbrellas, 6s 6d, Bs, 11s to 18s 6d. The Newest Goods in every Department. Special attention is requested to the Unsurpassed Value of all Goods from The Criterion, ROBERT BLACK. DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, Hkjh and Lichfield Streets. 405 FINE ART G-ALLERY. TO CURATORS OF MUSEUMS PICTURK GALLERIES, AND LOVEEB OF FINE ARTS. A MAGNIFICENT Collection of PAINTINGS from England, ARE NOW EXHIBITED AT MESSRS FORD AND NEWTON’S ROOMS, This collection is tho finest that has ever been seen in the colonies. It has been collected by one of the first London judges of the fine arts, who has devoted immense time and talent to make it complete. The subjects comprise works from the studios of many eminent artists whose works are rapidly rising in favor and value, and include examples by the following wellknown masters : T. S. Cooper, Esq., ( E. Hover, Esq. R.A. I A Pollen tine, Fsq. Charles Hunt, Esq. | Sheldon Williams, T. R Miles, Esq. j Esq. J. F. Herring, Erq. (E. Bale, Esq. And many others. The Collection numbers nearly 200 Pictures, all in richly gilt frames, and will be on view for a short time only, at the Rooms MESSRS FORD AND NEWTON, Admission—One Shilling. Catalogues—One Shilling. Many of the Pictures are for Sale at moderate prices, and are snitable for Manions or Art Galleries. 6014