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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2401, 13 December 1881, Page 2

WANTED to Let, a five-roomed Got tage, a three-roomed cottage and garden, also a sample room; rent low. Apply, 0. Kitir, Jux., Tuam street East 565 WANTED KNOWN.—LOST, on Monday, 6tb, short faced silver dnna Antwerp uOCK- The finder will be re. warded by leaving the same at Hall’s Eastern E otel. 563 WANTED Known, that the GLOBE can bo had everywhere. Price One Penny. /CHRISTMAS, NEW YEAR, BIRTHDAY CARDS, From 2d to 5s each. F. L. DAVIS, Stationer, Lyttelton. AND 564 FOE SALE. A WELL - ESTABLISHED Cash Drapery Business, In the rising town of Ashburton. For particulars apply to EVERETT BROS., 534 Christchurch or Ashburton. TSAU LET, Springfield road, a very comfort* JL able Four-roomed HOUSE and Scullery, nearly new, and with every convenience ; high and dry ; corner of Springfield and Edgeware roads ; fifteen minutes’ walk from Post-office ; rent low. Apply to H. Matson ahd Co., Cashel street. 544 "YEAR’S CHRISTMAS AND NEW CAROS. E have JUST OPENED a Largo Assortment of the above CAROS, ranging from One Penny each. EVERETT BROS., 558 Cashel street. ANNIVERSARY DAY EXCURSION. TO PIGEON BAY. THE well-known excurt ion steamer AKAROA Will rnn a cheap holiday trip, leaving Lyttelton on arrival of the 9-5 a.m. train from town, and Pigeon Bay in the evening. Retain Tickets—ss. Refrerhnents can bo had at Pigeon Bay. SGO J. M cLEAN, Master. 1.0.0. F., M.U. LOYAL PERSEVERANCE LODGE. THE s s.TCNGAEIEO will leave the Steam Wharf, WOOLSTON, on EXCURSION TO POET LEVY, At 9.50 a.m., ON DECEMBER 16th (Aniveraary Day), Returning by Lyttelton to catch Evening Train. Tickets, 3s each, can be obtained from Mr A. Liddell, Saddler, Cashel street, or any member of committee. Children under ten, in charge of parents or gnardians, Free. 570 MB W. B. SCOTT has now commenced the work of pnlling down The Hall, and has already taken away from ns nearly half the room. We are, therefore, compelled to get rid of the Stock, either by sending it to Ancton, or, which seems the better way, of letting the Public take what they may require at LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.

Notice is partionlarly called to the fact that THE HALL will be CLOSED after Christmas. H. E. MAY & CO., High street.