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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2229, 20 April 1881, Page 2

TO LET, a four-roomed HOUSE, in Gasworks road, near Hailway Crossing, Apply to E. J. T. Ford, Hereford street. 8135 gTn.VK.Ns Requests the ELECTORS OF CHRIaTCHURCH TO MEET HIM AT THE i ACADEMY/ OF MUSIC, Cathedral square, ON THURSDAY. APRIL 21st, _ At 7 30 p.m. 8108_ J MILLS, TAILOR. PER SHIP GAELIC, JUST ABBIVED —MY NEW WINTER GOODS. SPLENDID SELECTION. WINTER COATINGS, BROWN OLIVE, BEAVER AND WITNEYS. COLOMBO STREET SOUTH. ADCLIFFE & JOUGHIN Are now showing their WINTER GOODS, COMPRISING Satin Cloths, all colors. Is yard Wool Poplins ~ yard Wincey, from 4id yard Ladies’ Jackets, 7s lid Ladies’ Ulsters, 8a lid Children’s Ulsters, very cheap, from 3s lid. ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY. COSTUMES IN GREAT VARIETY, Also made np in any style. HADCLIFFE & JOUGHIN, Bradford Honse, Victoria street. Take the trouble to look at THIS : Try LEZARD’S Eight day Striking Clocks, warranted for one year, from 18s 6d. Try LEZARD’S One-day Clocks, warranted for one year, from 13s 6d. Try LEZ ARD'B Lever Alarms, warranted for one year, from 12s 6d. Try LEZARD’S Gold Wedding Rings from 10s Try LEL AED’S Gold Keepers, from 10s each Try LEZARD’S Gents’ Gold Signets, warranted, from 10s each. Try LEZARU’B Ladies’ Gold Gem Rings, ranted, from 10s each. Try LBZARD'S Silver Watches, warranted, from £2. Try LBZARD’S Gold Lockets, Earrings, Bracelets, Brooches, and other articles of

Jewellery, at equally moderate rates. If you want to have your watch accurately repaired in a thoroughly workmanlike manner, and warranted for twelve months, for Five Shillings, go to LEZARD’S, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Cashel street (opposite Ballantyne and Co.. Drapers). 7928 LADIES SAVE TIME. LABOR, AND MONEY, Py using the Celebrated PARAGON KILTER AND PLAITER, Price 5s only, Better in every respect than any previous Kilter and Flaiter. AND IRON MONGERS, CASHEL STREET WEST, Sole Agents for Canterbury. The tiresome and uneven work done by hand is made by the use of this machine only the operation of a few minutes, and so even and uniform as to enhance greatly its beauty. It makes Kilt, Knife, Box, Double Box, Rose Cluster Box, Diagonal, Point and Oak leaf Plaiting perfectly and rapidly. It makes Ruches and Fluting beautifully. AITKEN & ROBERTS have now landing and to arrive, ex Firth of Lorn, Wm. Davie, Garelock, Fray Bentos, Mataura, Remington, &c., well assorted shipments of Furnishing Ironmongery General do Builders’ do 8096 OBBRTS, NOW READY, THB ILLUSTRATED PRESS SUMMARY IMMENSE REDUCTION, JJ Q~O R RICK Has commenced his ANNUAL CLEARING SALE ov BOOTS AND SHOES, And in soliciting a call from all who require a really good article at a low figure, refers to the splendid value he has given on former occasions. HEADS OF FAMILIES Lose no time in calling at the VICTORIA BOOT DEPOT, Victoria street, (Opposite Trent’s Coffee Mills), And provide your families with Boots and Shoes for the winter AT VERS LOW PRICES. All goods will be sold at Reduced Prices during the next twenty-one days, that being the duration of the CLEARING SALE. 7782 E ANOY E AIR To be held in THE DRILL SHED, os WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL 20ih and 21st, 1881. Committee : Lieut.-Colonel Paoke and Officers,

Ladies’ Committer : President Mrs. Packe. Mesdames Anson, Appleby, Baines, Campbell, Coster Uay, Deamer, Ford, Francis, Hawkes, Holmes, Halbert, Lee, Nedwill, Palmer, Penny, Pr; is, Reeves, Rouse, Williams. Stalis ; Fancy Stall Books and Pictures Drapery Fancy Toys and Bolls Fancy Variety Flower Stall Easter Tree Refreshment Poulterer’s Stall ... Mrs Francis Mrs Bains Mrs Deamer Mrs Nedwill Mrs Coster Mrs Prins Mrs Palmer Mrs Day Mrs Appleby Mesdames Packe and Anson Col. Packe. A most substantial lunch will be provided between the hours of 12 and 2 p.m., including beer, tea, or coffee, for the very moderate charge of Is 6d. No exorbitant charges will bo made, and every article plainly priced. FOUR BANDS Will relieve each other during the day and evening. Plenty of other amusements will be pro • vided outside the Drill Shed, in the grounds, comprising— Aunt Sally, Sticks and Cocoanuts, Shooting Gallery, &o. All contributions to above Fancy Fair will be received at the Drill Shed on Monday and Tuesday, 18th and 19th inst. Plants, Live Stock, and other perishable articles on Wednesday morning, 20th inst. not later than 10 o’clock. The Fancy Fair will be open from 12 noon till 10 p.m. Tramoars will leave the corner of Cashel street for Papanui at 10.15 p.m. each evening. ADMISSION—ONE SHILLING. Children —Sixpence. 8076 H. V. ANSON, Hon. Sec.