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TO-MOEEOW. TUESDAY, APRIL 18th. FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES. ' | E J. G. HAWKKS~is instructed to SELL _.X BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ' At his Booms, Hereford street, FUENITUBE—Couches; dining, side, and gipsy tables ; Brussels and other carpets, chairs, cheffonier; 20 framed oil paintings, water colors, photographs, &c.; diningroom suites in hair, wardrobe, washstandß and ware, bedsteads, chests drawers, spring and other mattresses, palliasses, feather bed, Bft office desk, 26 7ft 6in forms. SUNDtUES-Fret saw and tools, chamber organ (£OO pipes), splendid tricycle, 9ft bagatelle table. SEWING MACHINES—Trade and Household. Plated ware, jewellery, watches, &c, &c. GUN—First-class double-barrel, central fire, breech loader, in case, with fittings. i-17 Sale at 12 o'clock. 1856 IBLE riEEISTIAN, LOWER HIGH S TREBT, ANNIVERSARY—THIS EVENING. Tea, 5.30; Meeting, 7.30. Addresses by REV. F. W. BOURNE, of London, and others. 4-17 1857 KW "Od-PXiSI" * AiiUBOH, Oxford terrace. MONSTEB BAZAAB. * SALE of USEFUL and FANCY . GOOD* Will be held in the ODDFELLOWS' HALL, Lichfield street, ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, 19th, and 20th, In aid of THE BUILDING FUNDS. Vocal and Instrumental Music at Intervale duri g each day. Open from 12 noon until 10 p.m. 1855 THEATRE ROYAL.—Director, Mr J. O. _ Williamson. Treasurer. Mr J. E. Moore. Farewell Performai cas of Williamson's Royal Opera Company. Tonight, Monday, April 17th, will be presented the second of the nerlen of Gil'ert and Sullivan's Operas, the evergreen "Pinafore " (H.M.S.) "Pinafore,' with a distribution of characters hitherto unequalled in any part of the world, which will include the following great artistes;—Miss Alice Bees, Armes Ueaumont, Signor Biccardi, T. W. Holland, Signor G. Verdi, John F. Forde, J. 8. Porter and Misß Magpie Moore, who will apnesr in oonjnnc.lon with the Opera Company for the first time in Christuhurch in her remarkable impersonation of Little Buttercup J. P. MAODONALD, Business Manager. 1858 4*~i KEWABu.— LO.vi', betweeD the oWX Racecourse and the Christohurch Railway Station, a FIELD GLASS. The finder will receive the above reward on returning same to Strangk and Fountain e Christohurch. 1859 D" 8 ZSOaWARZBACH, M.D., (During the last three years at the Berlin and Vienna Eye Hospitals) HAS UETURNED.toNEWZttALAND, and may be consulted for Diseases of Eye, Ear, and Throat, at Warner's Hotel, Christchuroh, from April 20th to May 20 th. 1851 GOOD NEWS. " SALVATION THOUGH THE BLOOD OF CHRIST" PROCLAIMED EVERY SUNDAY EVENING, at Half-past Six, .at the WALTHAM PUbLIC LIBRARY. All are earnestly Invited. 1459 WINTEB GOODS. ADCLIFFE OUGHIJS Are now making their FIRST SHOW OP NKW WINTES DRESS OOODS, Including a Large Delivery of BritUhUorr-*-spuns and Bradford Cashmeres, &c. Also, Black French Merinos, Cashmeres, And the New " Soarboro" Serges, in black and colors (Highly recommtnded for general durability.) Cloaks, Dolmans, Jackets, and 'Cistern, And the Latest Fashions in Millinery Goods. HEAVY GOODS. Blankets, Flannels, hheetlngs. Quilts, Flannel Shirtings Calicoes and Linens of excellent make and value. BRADFORD HOUSE, VICTORIA STREET, CHRISTOHURCH. TSTOW SHOWING Autumn & Winter Goods, EX LURLINE, A CHOICE SELECTION OF NEW PATTERN?. JAMES MILLS, TAILuE, Peatt's Buildings, Colombo street. The " Weekly Press " THE IHTEBtfATIONAL EXHIBITION". A BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTEATED SUPPLEMENT WILL BE ISSUED ORA.TTJITOTJSIL. Y TO THE SUBSCEIBEES WEEKLY PRESS 5 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 ILLUfiTBATIONS Will consist of a View of The Onening Ceremony, AND PORTRAITS OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR (Sib A. Gordon.) HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF CHRISTOHURCH (J. G. RUDDENKLAU, ESQ ) The reading matter embraces* Biographical Sketches of the subjects of the Portraits