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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2554, 15 June 1882, Page 2

T6-MOBBOW. BY OBDEB OF MOBTGAGEE. SYDENHAM, NEAE SHOW GBOUND. mM ESSES FOBD,""tIPPTNG & CO. are lysL favarod with instructions by the Mortgagee to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE CANTEEBUBY LAND SALE BOOMS, ON FRIDAY, JTTNB 16ih, At twelve noon, All that valnable piece or parcel of land, con- I taining 1 rood 8 perches, or thereabouts, having a frontage of 133 i links on Milton street (late Smart's road), Sydenham, with a like frontage on Faraday street, with all the improvements thereon, consisting of a good 4-roomod house, well, fencing, 3-stalled stable and harness room, Ac, as now occupied by Mr a Newburgh. This property being close to the Colombo street Tramway, and so centrally situated, having also a double frontage, is certain to increase very considerably in value. This being moreover a FORCED SALE, it is a fine opportunity for an investment. FOBD, TIPPING ft CO., Auctioneers. 6-14 2506 ME3SE3 FORD. TIPPING. & CO. are also instructed bv the Freeholders to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Canterbury Land Salerooms, ON FEIDAY, J ONE 16th, At 12 noon, rhe following desirable properties, situate in ANGUS STREET, SYDENHAM, close to the Colombo street Tramway and in the centre of a locality rapidly increasing in population and value : ON NORTH SIDE ANGUS STREET. ijf\ PEBCaEB or thereabouts, having a &*{j long frontage, only a small portion of which is occupied by a good 5-roomcd Cottage, occupied by Mr Trudgeon, the remainder affords an excellent building site for another co!tage or workshops. ON SOUTH SIDE ANGUS STBEET. Q*">l PEECHE3 or thereabouts, having £i£Ul one chain frontage, with tire good Cottages thereon, occupied by Mr Matthews and others. This will be Bold as a whole or subdivided into THREE LOTS to suit purchasers. The above affords an excellent opportunity to men of very small means of obtaining a freehold section, with honse and other improvements ready to hand. The terms will be exceedingly liberal to suit lg men. I Full particulars on application to FOBD, TIPPING, & CO., Auctioneers 6-14 2507 FBIENDLY SOCIETIES' DEMONSTBATION. ~TIHE MEMBERS of the HIBEBNEAN L SOCIETY are requested TO MEET AT ST. PATBICK'S HALL, ON THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 15th, At 6.30 o'clock sharp, To take part in the Procession. Extra Sashoa and Tickets can be obtained from the undersigned. JOHN O'CONNELL. Secretary. 6-15 2509 NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOB A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. IPETEB CONNELLY, of Christchnrch, 9 Hotelkeeper, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Christ, church West on the 20 th day of June instant, apply for a certificate authorising the ISSUE of a PUBLICAN'S LICENSE for a honse situate at Tuam street, and known as the White Swan Hotel, containing twenty rooms exclusive of those required for the uee of the family.—Dated the 13th day of June, 1882. PETER CONNELLY. Holmes and Eoughrey, Soliuitors, Christchnrch. 2487 THE CANTERBURY BUILDING SOOIEIY (Permanent). »HE DIREfrTOBS are now prepared to GRANT LOANS at the lowest current Irate < of interest. 1339 EWD. J. T. FOBD, Manager. now SHcpwiisro Autumn & Winter Goods, EX LURLINE, AC 810 IC;E SELECTION OF NEW PATTERNS. JAMES MILLS, TAILOR, Pratt's Buildings, Colombo street. IW. M. Roberts, PBACriCAL TAILOR, MANCHESTEB STREET SOUTH, Wishes to call special attention to his FOUB GUINEA SUITS, Also to his GUINEA TBOUSEES, Which for Style, Fit and Quality is unsurpassed 5-29 in Chrifitchurch. 1002

ANTED, all requiring Hate, Shirta, Ties, Umbrellas, Sor, &c, to call this day at The Hull, High street. ANTED. 50 Men and 20 Boys this day to bay H. E. May ahd Co.'a Suits, how showing a new stock. BL, VCK VffiLViifHESr la lid, Colored Velveteens, all shades 3s 6d; Kid Gloves, two buttons, black and colored, at 2s 6d'; aood soft kid. THITE Twilled Sheeting for 10id, Blankets 8s lid per pair, Towels 4d, fid, 9d, Is, White Lonpcloth 2s lid the doz Everything good and cheap. H. ill. May and]-Co., Tha Eall.

Oantebbuby Btob* Ukion —A meeting »m held Inst evening in the Clarendon Hotel Present—Messrs John Hay (in the chair), Evong, Kesteven, Puller. Millton, Hawkoa, Lewin, and Parker. After some routine bu«inees, the meeting adjourned until next Wed neidsT evening.