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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2462, 25 February 1882, Page 4

When a Brooklyn man went home one night with hie neoktio awry, his hat full of kinks, and hia voice and legs very unsteady, hi# wife accused him of being disgustingly inebriated. “Not at all, my (iiic) dear,” ho replied, catching the back of a chair for support—“not (hie) at all. 'Sail on (hie) ’count er the scarcity er water (hie). Mayor ’eez we must (hie) ’conermize, an’ I’ve been er (hie) ’conermizin’—tha’ sail.” “Don’t be for ever sighing for wealth, my son,” counselled John’s father; “ be content with what you have.” “I intend to be content when I have it,” replied John. T. PEPPERELL, House, laud, and commission AGENT, Hereford street, has on SALE, HOUSE BUILDING SECTIONS, FARMS, &o. Money lent on mortgage, temporary loans effected on deposit of deed, scrip, bill of sale, &c, Cash purchaser of shares of the various Banks and other companies. Bents and debts collected. Bills discounted. 1215 BANKRUPT STOCK. In the Estate of P. Paterson, a bankrupt. FURNTTURE, CARPETS, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, COOKING UTENSILS, Ac., Ac. G. 1). M URCHIB & 00. Having purchased from the Trustee in the above Estate the WHOLE OF THE STOCK-IN-TRADE AT AN ENORMOUS DISCOUNT FOR CASH, Are determined to give the public and Parties Furnishing an OPPORTUNITY OP SECURING FURNITURE, &c„ OF THE BEST QUALITY. AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE QUOTED In Christchurch. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED, As the whole must be cleared out to make way for the Incoming tenant, SALE COMMENCES ON WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22nd IN ’ PATERSON’S WELL-KNOWN SHOP. (Opposite Ballar tyne and Co., Cashel street, 12QQ