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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2512, 26 April 1882, Page 2

TO - MOEEO W. THUBSDAT, APRIL 27th. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CABPEIS, BEDDING, AND SUNDRIES. fB J. G. HAWKES ib instructed by Mr L. Stevens, who is giving up housekeeping, SELL BT PUBLIC AUCTION, O.u the Premises. North Side of horthTown Belt, between Colombo and Durham streets, The Whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITUBE AND EFFECTS, Viz.: SITTING-BOOM—Walnut cheffonier, oval table and cover, dining, arm, and folding chairs, couch in green damask, clook under shade, lamps, ornaments, pictures, first class Brussels carpet, 15 x 15 (as good as new), fender and irons, curtains, &c. &c. FIVE BEDROOMS ~ Single and double iron and wood bedsteads, mattresses, paliiasßes, pillows, blankets, and linen, carpets, 5 mahogany and other chests drawers, wanhstands and ware, dressing tables and glasses, towel rails, chairs, curtains and poles, walnut, Pembroke and other tables, baths, matting, &c, &c. HAL u —Oilcloth, mats, marble-top side table, &c, Ac. KITOHEN AND SCULLERY—Furniture, cookine utensils, tea trays, crockery, glassware, cutlery, mangle, brushes, tubs, &e., &c. 4-25 Sale at 12 o'clock. 1962 CASHEL__STREET. Tuesday, May 2nd. AT 11 O'CLOCK SHARP. SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, £30,000 Worth of Diamond Jewellery, WATCHES & CLOCKS, FBOM THE GOLDSMITH HALL COMPANY, MELBOURNE, THE LARSE3T AND BEST STOCK EVEB BROUGHT TO NEW ZEALAND, GOLD AND SILVER ENGLISH LEVER WATORES, GOLD AND SILVER WALIHAM WATCHES, GOLD AND SILVER OTHER WATCHES. £4OOO Worth of Colonial Sold Jewellery. ALL 18 AND 15 CARAT GOLD. GOLD ALBEBTS, LOCKETS, DiAMOND BRACELETS, DIAMOND EING3, DIAMOND STUDS. A GEE AT QUANTITY OF SILVER JEWELLERY. HANS SOME MARBLE CLOCKS, SHADE CLOCKS. LARGE STOCK OF AMERICAN CLOCKS. 9 CASES SILVER PLATE. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. The Auctioneers' call special attention to this stock, acknowledged to be the FINES!" STOCK EVEB SEEN IN THIS EVERY ARTICLE WILL B 3 GUARANTEED. EVERYTHINS "wiCL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. NOTE THE ADDRESS AND DAY— Tuesday, May 2nd, CASHEL STREET (Opposite Ballantvne's.) 4-22 1951 NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1882. MONSTER HORTICULTURAL DISPLAY. ABT.OWJBB AND FRUIT SHOW of unusual magnitude WILL Bte HELD IN THB INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION BUILDING, Hagley Park, Ohrlstchurcb, ON WEDNESDAY, 26th APRIL, AND THUSSD H.Y, 27th APRIL. No extra charge will be made either day or night. Schedules may be obtained from the Secretary, Mr John Nairn. N.B.—Exhibitors are particularly requested to have their exhibits in before 10.30 a.m. on Wednesday morning. 1955 JOUBJSRT & TWOPENY. OKWARZBACH, (Lately from the Berlin and Vienna Eye Hospitals) L/fAY BE CONSULTED for Diseases -VLB. of Eye, Ear, and Throat, at Warner's Hotel, private entrance, Christehurch, for a short period. Hours from 10 till 1, 1922 ISTOW SHOWXISTGAutumn & Winter Goods, EX LURLINE, A CHOICE SELECTION NEW" PATTERNS. AMES MILLS, TAILOR, Pra.tt'3 Buildings, WINTER GOODS. JADCLIFEE & <J OUGHIN Are now making their FIRST SHOW OF KBW WINTER DRESS «OODB. Including a Large Delivery of British Horr^spuna and Bradford Cashmeres, &c. Also, Black French Merinos, Cashmereß, And the New " Soarboro" Bergen, in black and colors (Highly recomm< nded for general durability.) Cloaks, Dolmans, Jackets, and Ulsters, And the Latest Fashions in Millinery Goods. HEAVY GOOD 3. Blankets, Flannels, Sheetings, Quilts, FJaunel Shirtinps Calicoes and Linens of excellent make and value. BILADFOBD HOUSE, VICTORIA STREET, OHRISTCBURCS. GOOD NEWS. " SALVATION T<i' OUGH THE BLOOD OF CHRIST" PROCLAIMED EVERY SUNDAY EVENING, at Half-past Six, at the WALTHAM PUtSLIC LIBRARY. All are earnestly invited. 14" THB EXHIBITION. OHOW CASES made, Bpaces fitted up and S 3 Furnished with every requisite for Display of Goods at moderate charges by C. T. KIERNAN, CABINETMAKER. UPHOLSTEEEE AND UNDERTAKER, Manchester street, opposite Coker's Hotel. 1311