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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2102, 18 November 1880, Page 3

CONTINUED SUCCESS ' OF THE ELLY TpXHIBITION, Opposite the Sank of New Zealand. The proprietor during This Week wiH give the public a life-size view of the late GLASGOW RIOT. flours of Opening during This Week : 9 a.m. till 12; Evening, from 6 to 10 o'clock. Admission to Exhibition, Is., with Present to every visitor. 6323 «J « JLio Jb LEMIKG'S GRAND CONSULTATION No. 3 as THE DUNEDIN CUP, 1881. 39 PRIZES. 3000 Subscribers at £1 each. First horse ... £7Bl Second do, .. 500 Third do 250 Other starters (divided) ... 50C Non-startera (divided) ... 1000 If cheques are sent exchange must be added and stamps for reply and result. J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneer, &c, High street, Triangle, Christchurob. N.B.—Note the change of address. 6398 «J • _LJ« Jb LIMING'. 1 GRAND CONSULTATION No. 2 OF THE 'LOWER HEATHOOTE CUP, To ba run December 27th, ISSO. 14 PRIZES. 1000 Subscribers at 10° each. First horse £l4O Second do 90 Third do. 50 Starters and non-starters (divided) 229 If cheques are sent exchange must be added and stamps for and result. J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneers, &c, High street, Triangle, Christchureh. N.B.—Note the change of address. 6307 IMPOBTANT NOTICE. GIVING UP THE FANCY GOOD BUSINESS. TO STOREKEEPERS GENERALLY, FANCY GOODS DEALERS, CRICKET CLUBS, SCHOOL?, &c.

HA. DAVIS ia relinquishing the • Wholesale Importation of Fancy Goods, &c., and is prepared to Sell at a great sacrifice. Having large shipments to hand, the Stock is complete in every line; comprising Cricketing Materials, Toys in endless variety, Vases and Lustres, Glassware, Crookeryware, Clocks, Gold and Silver Jewellery, Pipes, Pouches, and Tobacconiste' Sundries ; and a large stock of Fancy Goods of every description, Christmas and New Year's Novelties. The public may rely upon purchasing at a much lower rate than at any other house in town. Bemember the address— H. A. DAVIS, HIGH AND LICHFIELD STREETS, CHEIBTCHUKCH. No connection with any other house of the same name.' 6023 TO-:Mq:Rjsow. FEIDAT, NOVEMBER 19th. FEEEHOLD LAND~~AND COTTAGES. ME J. G. HA.WEES is instructed ij the Freeholder to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Boomß, Hereford street, HALF-ACBE LAND, Securely fenced. Together with FOUB-EOOMED COTTAGE, Situate in Clarkson'a Paddock, Sydenham, just off Colombo street South. NTNTH-ACEE LAND, with FOUB-BOOMED COTTAGE, Situate in Eußsell's Paddock, Sydenham, just off Colombo street South. Both properties are within a stone's throw el the tram, and are especially suited for artisans. 11-11 Sale at 12 o'clock. 6791 EELDAY, NOVEMBEE 19th. FEEEHOLD LAND. ME J. G. HAWKES is instructed tc SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, Hereford street, CAPITAL BUILDING SITE, 48ft x 35ft, Situate in Clarkßon's road, between Cashel and! Lichfield streets, within the East belt, and near the Bristol Tea Mart. 11-11 Sale at 12 o'clock. 6792 FEIDAY, NOVEMBEE 19th. FEEEHOLD LAND AND DWELLINGHOUSE.

"R J. G. HAWKES is instructed by the Freeholder to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, Hereford street, QUABTEB-ACRE of FBEEHOLD LAND AND FOUB-BOOMED DWELLING-HOUSE, Situate in FOURTH STKEET, SYDENHAM, Between Barbadoes and Madras streets. The land is fenced, planted, and well snpplied with water, and the honse is substantially boilt. A large amount of purchase-money can remain on mortgage. - ■ Sale at 12 o'clock. 11-11 C7S9 FEIDAY, NOVEMBER 19th. MOST DESIRABLE~~BUILDING SITESMR J. G. HAWKES is instructed to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, Hereford street, 2BOODS 12J PERCHES FREEHOLD LAND, most delightfully situate at the corner of STANMORE and AVON GLADE ROADE, AVONSIDE. There are FOUR CHAINS of frontage, which can be used to great advantage, and it ia really one of the choicest sites for a family residence near Christchurch. There are TWO COTTAGES on the premises. Sale atlio'clock. 11-11 6790 THE " ILLTJSTEATED PHESS "

MOISTEHLY SUMMARY TBANSMISSION TO EUROPE, SAN PEANOISCO, WILL BE PUBLISHED OK TUESDAY. NOV. 30, AND WILL COKTAIN THE FOLLOWING ENGEAVINGS : 1. Melbourne Exhibition The Opening Ceremony 2. Interior of the Main Hall 3. The Exhibition of 1851 4. Scene at the Main Entrance 5. The Fernery C. Unveiling the Statne of Industry 7. Hona. W. E. M. Vale (treasurer), W. J. Clarke (president). Messrs J. Beed (architect), G. C. Levoy (secretary), *>. Mitchell (builder) 8. Bush Scene in the South Australian Cewt 9. The Lake and Gardens PRICE SIXPENCE