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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2503, 15 April 1882, Page 2

GRAND DISPLAY. GRAND DISPLAY. MELBOURNE COLONIAL , MANUFACTURED JEWELLERY. Melbourne Colonial Manufactured Jewellery. AHA OF QOLD AND SILVER oW LUUv WATCHES (Come and Bee for yourself) AT The Goldsmith Hall Company, Vlrtorlan Exhibition, and at Cashel street West, opposite Ballantyne and Co., drapers. 1788 WINTER GOODS. R ADCLIFFB & JoUGH.IN Are now making their FIRST SHOW OF NEW WINTER DRESS GOODS. Including a Large Delivery of British Foir espuns and Bradford Cashmeres, &c. Also, Black French Merinos, Cashmeres, And the New " Soarboro” Serges, in black and colors (Highly rocomminde.d for general durability ) Cloaks, Dolmans, Jackets, and Ulsters, And the Latest Fashions in Millinery Goods. HEAVY GOODS. Blankets, Flannels, bheetinge, Quilts, Flannel Shirtings Calicoes and Linens cf excellent make and valno. BHADrOKD HOUSE, VICTORIA STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. T>IBLE CHBIBTIAN-ANNIVERBARY. Z> LOWER HIGH STREET CHURCH. TO-MOBBOW. Morning, Rev. J. Crewes ; Evening, 6.30, Bev. F. W. Bourne, of London. Mor d»y, tea, 5.30. Meeting after. Addresses by Rev. Bourne and others. Bev. Bonrne will preach at Addington To morrow Afternoon at 2.30, and there will be a tea and a lecture by Mr Bourne there <-n Tuesday Evening. Tea at 6 ; lecture, 7 30. Tea and lecture, Is 6d ; lecture only 6d. Templeton anniversary. Tea and Public Meeting on Thursday. Rev. Bourne and others to speak, 18 <6 H.M.B. MIRANDA. THIS MAN-OPWAR will be Open to Visitors TO-MORROW C*Uis DAY.) The steam launch Lyttelton will ran off to her at intervals during the afternoon. First trip 1 pm Tickets obtainable at the watea men's steps ; fares, Is return. AGAR AND ROBERTS. The launch will not ran to Governor’s Bay to-morrow. 1848 ST. ALBANS WESLEYAN CHURCH. THE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES will be conducted TO-MORROW ; In the morning by the Rev. William Motley, in the evening by the Rev. James Bailer. 1845 CHUR OH OP CHRIST. Large Oddfellows’ Hall, Lichfield street. SUBJECT for TO MOBBOW EVENING “The Mode of Baptism,” being a review of a sermon preached by Bev. J. Elm die. Service at 6.30. Allare welcome 1850 TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. THE Undersigned la Erecting In Cathedral Square, directly opposite the Post Office, a very commodious STOBB BOOM, 38ft by 27ft, with broad entrance from the front, suitable for Auctioneer or Show-room, two or three suites of offices, and a good shop. The buildings will be ready for occupation about the end of May, and the rents will be low. B. WHEELER. Photographic Studio, 1361 Cathedral Square. V. R EN BANKRUPTCY. THE GLOBE IS AN Q.AZBTTE FOR ALL NOTICES UNDER THE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS ACT. ISTOW SHOWING Autumn A Winter Goods, A EX LURLINE, choice s;e L E C.T lON OF NEW PATTERN?. JAMES MILLS, TAILOR, Pratt’s JBuildisos, Colombo street. The “ Weekly Press ” AND THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. A BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT WILL BE ISSUED GRATUITOUSL Y TO THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE “WEEKLY PRESS” ON Saturday, April 15th, THE DRAWINGS are from the pencil of Mr T. S. COUSINS, the celebrated Artist, and have been ENGRAVED by Mr W. S. CALVERT, well known as the first Wood Engraver in Australasia. THE ILLUSTRATIONS Will consist of a View of The Queuing Ceremony, AND PORTRAITS OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR (Sir A. Gordon.) HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OP CHRISTCHURCH (J. G. R-dddenklad, Esq ) The reading matter embraces’ Biographical Sketches of the subjects of the Portraits and other interesting information.