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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2142, 6 January 1881, Page 3

A poet, named Satragin, finding fame did not come to him quickly enough, determined to make it. lie has just astonished the oity of Lyons by entering a cage of lions and reading one of his poems.

West Coast Hallway.. ODDFELLOWS’ HALL. Friday, January 7. PUBLIC MEETING. A [PUBLIC MEETING will be held, as above, to hear the REPORT of Messrs THORNTON and BROWNE, Civil Engineers, in reference to the great Colonial Question of the speedy Completion of this Line, which is intended to open np the vast Coal, Timber, Gold, and other Mineral resources of Westland to Canterbury. His Worship the Mayor has kindly consented to preside. Chair taken at 7.30 p.m. 6954--G'ANTERBUEY LICENSED VICTUALLEES’ ASSOCIATION. THE QUARTERLY MEETING of members will be held at Morton’s Hotel THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, At half-past Eight. 6981 Business—lmportant, CHAS. W. GREENWOOD, Secretary. INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. The industrial associationO(PEERS a PRIZE of £lO 10a for th«. BEST ASSORTMENT of PICKLES and J A MS, to be made in the colony. Samples to be ready for exhibition at ench.> time and place, after the Ist Jane next, as the Association may appoint. Particulars can be obtained at the Association’s office, Hereford street, opposite Wilkin and Co's. 6978 W. JAMESON. Secretary. FOR SALE—Four FREEHOLD SECTIONS, part of Bligh's garden, Papanui road. Price, £SO each. Temur easy. Two SECTIONS, Worcester street East. £75 each Apply to ISAAC ALLEN, 6975 Land Agent, Hereford street. H EATHCOTE Road E» OARD-, ELECTION TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). VOTE FOE J. A. MOEGAN. 1-6 6998 rjl H E A T B E See. Geddes Impresarios OY A L K Lessee Messrs Cary and Spiller POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT TWO. OF Professor and Madame HASELMAYER, THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), IN THEIR WONDERFUL ENTERTAINMENT, MAGIC. Second Time To-night, ELFCTEIC SPARK ILLUMINATIONS. The Induction Coil—3oo miles of Wire. The most Beautiful Effects. SATURDAY NEXT, GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE; Special Prices—Box Office, Montague’s. 1-6 9146 EXCURSION BY LAND AND SEA. fJTHE favorite passengersteamship E A F T O N. " 242 tons register, Henry Johnston, Master, Vill sail for Wellington, Nelson, Westport, nd Groymouth on SATURDAY, January th, at 2 p.m. Arrangements having eon mode with proprietors of the Hokitika laches, passengers can return via overland afc jdaced fares. For freight or passage apply to P. CUNNINGHAM & CO., 2-24 6997 Lyttelton and Christchurch.. TO-MOEEOW. FRIDAY, JANUARY 7th. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, &c., &c. iTR J. G. HAWKE3 is instructed by J. 11 Hadfield, Esq., who is laaving CanfcarLry ’ t SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Residence, DRAPER STREET, BINQSLANDj Close to the Police Depot .bout fiveminutes! walk frora.Stanmore bridge) His OUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS, Viz.: — SITTING-ROOM— Brussels carpet, 15 s 14, and rng, fender and irons, suite in green rep, handsome cheffonier in walnut, with glass doors and back and marble slab, rosewood davenport, tables, pier glass 50 x 40, vases, mats, flower stand, pictures, ornaments, splendid eight-day marble PIANO, bv J. Wallis. DINING ROOM— Kidder carpet, 12 x 12, fender and irons, suite in mahogany and hair, dining-table, walnut writing table, mirror, marble clock, &c,, Ac. BEDROOMS— Handsome double and single half-tester bedsteads, spring and other mattresses, blankets, splendid Duchess dressing-table and washstand, with marble top, sols ware, towel rails, nightetool, very handsome mahogany wing wardrobe, with chest drawers,. carpets, fenders,, ornaments, Ac., Ac. HALL—Oilcloth, table and stool, lustres, hat rack, Ac., &c. KlTCHEN—Dessert and dinner services, glassware, crockery, china, cutlery, plated ware, lamps, mangle, cooking utensils, furniture, Ac., Ac. Lawn mower. 1-5 6992 Sale at 12 o’clock.