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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2513, 27 April 1882, Page 2

TO - MOKIiO W. FRIDAY, APB.IL 28th. < HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AMERICAN OEG iN, &c. yS/ITE J. G. HAWKES is instructed by,Mr 1 ixJL H. B. Forenaen (in consequence of his removal to the residence of Mr VV. Savage) to SELL BIT PUBLIC AUCTION, On tbo premises, Stanmore road, nearly,opposite the schoolbouse " ' FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, As follows: DRAWING EOOM—Brussels carpet and rug, cedar table and cloth, fancy inlaid , table, curtains, pictures, alabaster busts, chairs, music stool, screen, tea service, Ac., &c. DINING-ROOM—Brussels carpet and rug, chairs, easy chairs, conch, curtain poles and rings, curtains, pictures, picture rods, revolving clock lamp, fender, handsome alabaster 14 day clock, fancy tables, <feo., &e. 1 AMERICAN OEG AN—Beautiful instrument, ns good as new j BEDROOMS—Very handsome mahogany Duchess table and washstand, 2 double iron bsdsteads. spring mattress, 2 three quarter bedsteads, blinds, curtains, oilcloths, stair carp'ts, &c., &c. OUTSIDE—Lawn mower, garden tools, saddle, and lot sundries too numerous to mention. Sale at 12 o’clock. 4-24 1967 CAS HEL_ STREET. Tuesday, May 2nd. AT II O’CLOCK SHARP. M esses WILL I SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, £30,000 Worth of Diamond Jewellery, WATCHES & CLOCKS. FROM THE GOLDSMITH HALL COMPANY, MELBOURNE, THE L&E3E3T AND BEST STOCK EVER BROUGHT TO NEW ZEALAND, GOLD AND SILVER ENGLISH LEVEE WAT 3HES, GJLD AND SILVER WALTHAM W4TUHES, GOLD AND SILVER OTHER WATCHES. £4OOO Worth of Colonial Gold Jewellery. ALL 18 AND 15 CiRAT GOLD. GOLD ALBERTS, LOCKETS, DIAMOND BRACELETS, DIAMOND RINGS, DIAMOND STUDS. A GEE AT QUANTITY OR SILVER JEWELLERY. HAND SOME MARBLE CLOCKS, SHADE CLOCKS. LARGE STOCK OP AMERICAN CLOCKS. 9 CASES SILVER PLATE. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. The Auctioneers’ call special attention to this stock, acknowledged to be the FINEST STOCK EVER SEEN IN THIS COLONY. EVERY ARTICLE WILL B 3 GUARANTEED. EVERYTHING WILL BE BOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. NOTE THE ADDRESS AND DAT— Tuesday, May 2nd, CASHEL STREET (Opporite Ballantyne’s.) 4-22 1951 HEISTCHUECH QATHEDEAL. OEGAN~* RECITAL BT ME NEVILLE G. HARNETT, P.C.0., ON THURSDAY (THIS DAY), At 7 30 p m.

The following pieces will be played : 1. Introduction and variations on an Old Psalm Tune (Windsor) —G. A vlacfarren 2. Weihnachtspastorale—Gustav Merkel 3. Adagio—Haydn 4. Andante Grazioao —E. J. Hopkins 5. Toccata and Fugue in C— Joh. Seb. Bach. 6. Motivo Piacevole—Neville Barnett 7. Sonata (in D No. 5) —Mendelssohn. The Offertory will be in aid of the Organ and Choir Funds. The Deanery, April CGth, 1882. 4-27 1970 SEVENTEENTH ANNIVERSARY. WESLEYAN CHURCH, DURHAM STREET, Christchurch. THE ANNUAL SOIREE in the Schoolroom, ON THURSDAY, APRIL 27th, 1832. At G p.m. Public Meeting in the Church at 7.30 p.m. Addresses by the Rev. E. Best, Rev. W. Tinsley, and others. Hymns and Anthems by the Choir. 4-27 Tickets—ls 6d. 1972 isrow sHowiisro Autumn A Winter Goods, EX LURLINB, A CHOICE SELECTION OF NEW PATTERNS. ■I A MRS MILLS, TAIL 08, Pratt’s Buildings, Colombo street,

AVINTEE GOODS. ADCLIPEE & J OUGHIN Aro now making their FIRST SHOW OF NEW WINTER DRESS GOODS. Including a Large Delivery of British Homespuns and Bradford Cashmeres, Ac. Also, Black French Merinos, Cashmeres, And the New “Soarboro” Sergos, in black and colors (Highly recommmded for general durability ) Cloaks, Dolmans, Jackets, and Ulsters, And the Latest Fashions in Millinery Goods. HEAVY GOODS, Blankets, Flannels, !-heetings. Quilts, Flannel Shirtings Calicoes and Linens of excellent make and value. BaADFOBJ) HOUSE, VICTORIA STREUT, CHRISTCHURCH. THE EXHIBITION. and for Display of Goods at moderate charges hy C. T. KIERNAN, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER AND UNDHRTAKBR, Manchester street, opposite Coker’s Hotel. 1.311 tJiHOW CASES made, Spaces littedup Furnished with every requisite W. M. ROBERTS. PRACTICAL TAILOR, MANCHESTER STREET SOUTH, Is now displaying a Choice and Elegant Lot of English and French Tweeds, To which public Inspection is Invited,