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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2335, 27 September 1881, Page 2

TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), AT THB Central Sale Rooms* ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAT CONCERN. EVERY LOT MUST BE CLEARED. ME C. T. ICK WILL SELL BY AUCTION. A Largo LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS GROCERIES, And HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Including An excellent Morocco leather couch and chairs, capital portable copper boiler, iron and wood bedsteads, perambulators, cradles, looking-glasses, matting, floorcloth in various lengths, and almost new, books, and general sundries. Also, TO CLO3E ACCOUNTS. 40 prime cheese, slightly mouse-eaten, will be sold for whatever it will fetch Also, Hams, bacon, butter, &c. Sale at 12 o'clock. 1H E A Managers ... Theo. Hamilton and J. S. Willis Stage Manager Mr J. Holloway ENGAGEMENT Of the moßt successful artiste that has ever visited the colonies, LOUISE POMEHOY, Who will be supported by Mr W. J. Holloway W. HosKns H. Flemming J. J. Wallace Theo. Hamilton Miss Jessie Grey Miss Kate Arden Miss M. Douglas Miss E. Jennyns And others, forming a complete company. Prices of admission—Dress circle, 4s ; stalls, 2s 6d; pit, Is. Seats may be secured for any night of the first twelve of the engagement at Montague's Fane; Bazaar. No play repeated beyond first announcement. TUESDAY and") Shakespeare's WEDNESDAY, f CYMBELINE. Sept. 27 and 28, ) Mies Fomeroy as Imogen. ESDAY and") :dnesday, £ t. 27 and 28,) Mi UESDAYand") I LIDAY, Sept. > 29 and 30, ) A.S YOU LIKE IT. Miss Pomeroy as Rosalind. SATURDAY,"! Shakespeare's Grand MONDAY, J TUESDAY, J» WEDNESDAY, t Oct.l, 3,4 and 5, J Tragedy of ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA. Miss Fomeroy as Cleopatra. All the grand scenery, properties and dresseß for this great production by John Hemings, Esq., have been imported—the same used at Theatre Royal, Melbourne. 9-24 9740 T O-N I G H T. O-N I G HT. AT ST. JOHN'S SCHOOLROOM. PROFESSOR SIMON Having been requested by several Ladies and Gentlemen to Deliver a Course of LECTURES ON PHRENOLOGY, Begs respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Christchurch that he has secured the above place, and THIS EVENING (TUE3DAY), And Every Evening This Week, will give one of his highly amusing and instructive PHRENOLOGICAL ENTERTAINMENTS. Admission— Front Seats, 2s ; Back Seats, Is. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 sharp. N.B. Professor Simon can be consulted DAILY at his private Consultation Rooms at tho Commercial Hotel, from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Ladies and Gentlemen requiring charts are requested to call at their earliest convenience. 9-26 9770 THE CANTERBURY BUILDING SOCIETY (PERMANENT). IHE Directors of the above Society are L now prepared to receive APPLICATIONS for LOANS at Lowest CURRENT RATES of INTEREST. EDWD. J. T. FORD, Hereford street. Manager. 9599 THE PERMANEINT INVKBTMi£NT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CANTER BUiiY. IHE Directors are prepared to receive applications for LOANS of oWOO AND UPWARDS. H. B. WEBB, Manager. Cffioes—Hereford street. 9691 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. T. EL BONE, DBAPER, For many years In Cashel street, 'EGS to announce to the public of Canterbury that he has built expressly for the DRAPERY BUSINESS, LARGE AND COMMODIOUS PREMISES IK COLOMBO ROAD SOUTH, SYDENHAM, And opened the same with a GRAND DISPLAY OF FASHIONABLE AND GOOD GOODS. The arrangements made with some of the principal manufacturers when in England. secure to the purchasers advantages that but few drapers can offer. 96JJ8 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. HURUNUI BLUFF SECTION. TO MECHANICS. WANTED, immediately, for the Addlngton Workshops, FITTERS, TURNERS, MACHINISTS, BLACKSMITHS, and STRIKERS. Permanent employment for first-claßß hands at current rates of pay. Apply at the works. ALLISON D. SMITH, 9677 Locomotive Superintendent. TO THE HON. E. RICHARDSON. DEAR SIR,—As the writs will shortly be issued for the ELECTION of MEMBEBS to serve in the New Parliament, we the undersigned ELECTORS of LYTTELTON respectfully your services as OUR REPRESENTATIVE in the General Assembly. The distinguished services which you have rendered to the colony at large, your long and close connection with our port, and your efforts on all occasions to advance its material interests, warrant us in earnestly requesting you in come forward. Should you accede to our request, we pledge onrselves to use our best endeavors to secure your return. (Signed) Richard Wood John Grubb H. A. Williams E. Radcliffe Malcolm Miller Thomas M'lntosh Wm. Hollis E. Sinclair A. Watson W. H. Dix And 143 others. 26th September, 1881. To Messrs R. Wood, John Grubb, H. A. Williams, E. Radcliffe, Malcolm Miller, Thos. M'lntosh, Wm. Hollis, E. Sinclair, A. Watson, W.H. Dix, and 143 others. DEAR SIRS,—I have much pleasnre ia complying with your request to allow myself to bo Nominated to REPRESENT LYTTELTON in the General Assembly at the forthcominc Election. My connection with Lyttelton is of such long standing that it is especially gratifying to me to be asked on the present occasion to represent you. I shall take an early opportunity o* addressing jon, and remain' Your obedient servant, EDWARD RICHARDSOK. 26th Sept, 1881. 9-27 S69C