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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2108, 25 November 1880, Page 3

IjidMrtiiamjmtis. CHEISTCHUECH BRITISH ISBAEL ASSOCIATION. THE OPENING MEETING of this Association ■will be held in the TEMPLAE HALL, Worcester street, THIS EVENING, At 7.30. Members are invited to bring their friends. 11-25 6490 T HEA T E E Lessees ... Directress R O Y A L. George Geddes and Company Mrs Walter Hill Gr EAT T A N R i QG 3. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. Orer in time for Trains. The Great Sensation Drama, THE lEISH DETECTIVE. GRATTAN BIGGS, In Seven different characters, each being a distinct nationality* Grace Hoyt Mrs Walter Hill William Hoyt MrC.Bnrford PEIDAT—TiIS OCTOEOON. Old Pete Gbattaht Eiaas Box Office—Montague's Bazaar. 11-25 7389 T HEA T E E R O Y A L. SPECIAL NOTICE. EEIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26th. Under the Patronage and Presence of His Worship the Mayor Elect, 11*25 JAMES GAPES, Esq. 7397

TO-M:OR,±iOW. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26. Mb J. a. FAWKES will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At hie Rooms, Hereford street, FURNITURE—DoubIe and single iron and wood bedsteads, spriagand hair mattresses, paliasses, bolsters, pillows, blankets, counterpanes, sheets, towels, pillowcases, washstands, cheats drawers, tables of all kinds, suite in green rep, couches in hair, damask and cretonne, Brussels carpet, 14 x 12, pier-glasses 20 x 18, and 50 x 40, pedestal office table with nine drawers, kitchen utensils and sundries. PIANOS By Trauman, Challen and Sons. and Willis. HARMONIUMS—By Cesarini and Patti. HANDSOME WHITE MARBLE MANTEL. PIECE. Lawn-mower, garden roller, coSea mill, sausage machine and filler, sewing machines, bruahware, Ac. Sale at 12 o’clock. 11-25 6491 GROCERY BUSINESS. rrioa SALE, a suburban GROCERY -fiJ BUSINESS, now doing abont £l5O par month, and capable of considerable extension. Apply to H. B. SORENSEN & CO., November 23rd, ISBO. Lichfield street. ODDFELLOWS’ HALL. MONDAY EVENING, NOY. 29th. Grand Complimentary Concert and B all Tendered to ME A. VOWLES, Previous to his departure for Auckland, Will be given by Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs, under the patronage of the I. O. G. T 6466 MONEY TO LEND, IN amounts of £SO and upwards, on freehold security at current rates of interest. FOSTER & WILDING, Solicitors, 6063 Hereford street, Christchurch. F Jo Jj. JL? LE MING’S GRAND CONSULTATION No. 2 ON THE LOWER HEATH COTE CUP, To be run December 27th, 1880, 14 PRIZES; 1000 Subscribers at 10s each. First horse .. £l4O Seooud do 90 Third do. .. 50 Starters and non-starters (divided) 220 It cheques are sent exchange must be added and stamps for reply and result. J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneers, &0.. High street, Triangle, Christchurch. N.B.—Note the change of address. 6337 J. li. F LEMISG’S GRAND CONSULTATION No. 3 ON THE DUNEDIN CUP, 1681. 39 PRIZES. 3000 Subscribers at £1 each. First horse £750 Second do. ... ... ... 500 Third do 250 Other starters (divided) ... 500 Non-starters (divided)' ... 1000 If cheques are sent exchange must bo added and stamps for reply and result, J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneer, &c., High street, Triangle, Christchurch. N.B.—Note the change of address. €393 IMPORTANT NOTICE. GIVING UP THE FANCY GOOD BUSINESS. TO STOREKEEPERS GENERALLY, FANCY GOODS DEALERS, CRICKET CLUBS, SOHOjL?, &o.

HA. DAVIS ia relinquishing the A Wholesale Importation of fancy Goods, &0., and ia prepared to Sell at a great sacrifice. Having large shipments to band, the Stock is complete in every line ; comprising Cricketing Materials, Toys In endless variety. Vases and Lustres, Glassware, Crookeryware, Clocks, Quid and Silver Jewellery, .Pipes, Pouches, and Tobacconists' Sundries ; and a large stock of Pancy Goods of every description, Christmas and New Year’s Novelties. The public may rely npon purchasing at a much lower rate than at any other house in town. Kemember the address — H. A. DAVIS, HIGH AND LICHFIELD STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH. No connection with any other house of the same name. 6023 THE “ ILLUSTRATED PRESS” MONTHLY SUMMARY FOR TRANSMISSION TO EUROPE, VIA SAN FRANCISCO, WILL BE PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY. XOY- 30. AND WILL CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING ENGRAVINGS 1. Melbourne Exhibition The Opening Ceremony 2. Interior of the Main Hall 3. I ho Exhibition of 1854 4. Scene at the Main Entrance 5. The Fernery 6. Unveiling the Statue of Industry 7. Hons. W. E. M. Vale (treasurer), W. J. Clarke (president), Messrs J. Bead, (architect), G. C. Levey (secretary), D. Mitchell (builder) 8. Bush Scene in the South Australian Court 9. The Lake and Gardena AND ALL THE NEWS OF THE MONTH. PRICE SIXPENCE