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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2630, 11 September 1882, Page 2

LYTTELTON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th. MB J. B. WILLCOX has reaeived instructions to BELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the Premises of Mr J. Robinson. LONDON STREET, LYTTBLTON, A quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CONFECTIONERY, <*o, 4c. Sale at 10 o'clock. 3181 SINGING OLAS3B3. ST. MICHAEL'sInHOOLROOM. join Mr Merton'a SINGING CLASSES , Are informed that a New. Choral Class w!U be Opened on { MONDAY NEXT, At 8 p.m. Subscription—One Guinea per annum. Tha Elementary will Re-open on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. Subscription—One Gaines. 3177 CHRISTIANITY. OR INFIDELITY: WHICH ? TTVHB REV. A. C.~~GILLIES (by special JL request) will REPEAT HIS LECTURE, IN TBI ODDFELLOWS* HALL, LICHFIELD STREET, ON CHRISTIANITY AND FHEETHOUGHT ANALYSED AND CONTRASTED, ON TUESDAY, TJ-MORBOW, EVENING, September 12th. Rev. E. Best has kindly consented to take the chair. Doors open at 7. Lecture at 7 SO. Admission Free. A Collection will be taken on behalf of the Building Fund of the North Belt rresbyterian Church. 3176 HAVE MONEY TO LEND on Free- _ hold Security, and In sums to suit borrowers. JOHN JOYCE, Solicitor, Hereford street, Chris tohurch. DOMESTIC FURNISHING AND &EKERAL IRONMONGERS, CASHEL STREET WEST. I -'reah Shipments received Every Month Prices very reasonable. I IPIIIS DAY your attention is particu-Electro-plated Ware, great variety, very cheap, and excellent value For Christmas Presents wa quote a low price for B.P. Butter Dishes, Cruets Egg Ftanies, Fruit Stands, Honey and Marmalade Jars Oake Baskets, Salvers, Liqueur and Spirit Bottles, &0., &o. Table, Dessert, and Pocket Cutlery lE.P. Desserts in oases, Beef Bllcera S.F. Fish Carvers and Eaters, Brawn Pressors Dish Covers of wire, blook tin and steel B.T. Vegetable Dishes, Sandwich Boxes Lemon Squeezers, Fish Kettles, Toddy Kettles Fishing Tackle and best Trout Files, specially selected for Canterbury rivers Lawn Mowers and Sprinklers, Syringes, Garden and Harvest Tools, Pumps all kinds Weighing Machines for Threshers, all kinds of Scales iron and Wood Tracks, Rope, Twine, Plough Lines Machine and Kerosene Oils, Oils and Paints Sheep Shears, Turkey Stone, Saddle Sieves Stencil Ink, Sowing Twine, Lamp Black Sponge Baskets and Sponges, Baths, all kinds Toilet Sets, Washstand Soreens, Stove Ornaments Fret Saw Blades and Designs, Fly Traps, Filters Housemaid's Boxes. Cinder Sifters, Fender" Nursery Guards, Washing Maontnes all kinds Table, Hall, and Baggy Lamps Ranges, English and Colonial make, Laundry Stoves Register Grates Hall Chairs and Um brella Stands Fireproof Safes, Copying Presses, Brushware Wire Netting, Bird and Parrot Cages Theodolites, Surveyors" Cots, Band Chains, &o. Travelling Trunks, Deed Boxea, Tool Chests Bonnet, Cash, and Despatch Boxea Grocers' Cannisters, Beer Engines and Pulls Chopping Machines, Smut Wire Spouting, Ridging, Down Pipe, Colonial Ovens Sootoh and American Horse Nails, Zlno harden Seats, Perambulators, Mangles Cheese Presses, single and double, Thermometers American Shovels, Garden and Harvest Tools Powder, Shot, Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, &c, &o. We Bollolt special attention to oar Stock Builders' and Carpenters' Tools, as being large, well-assorted, and cheap. iITKEN & ROBERTS, Ironmongers, Caihel Street West. j

T° T U B L I 0. THE CIRCULATION of the O IL. O DB E having steadily increased, until the Issue frequently exceeds Five Thousand Copies The Proprietor has determined to afford the utmost facility to Advertisers, by inserting short announcemerits (when prepaid) at a uniform cnarge of SIXPENCE FOR FOURTEEN WORDS. In addition to its TOWN CIRCULATION, which is far larger than that enjoyed by any other evening newspaper In Ohrlstohuroh, the Globk is eagerly looked for in the COUNTRY DISTRICTS. NEW GOOD 3 JUST OPENED —A large assortment of Men's Suits from 27s 6d ; Trousers at 5a lid, 7s lid, 10s 6d ; Trousers and Vest?, 15s 6d and 21s. A splendid assortment of better goods made of Colonial Tweeds. Boys' and Youths* Clothing ia great viriety, twice the assortment we have ever kept. New ties, new bows, new hate, in hard and soft felt and tweed ; new bonnets, new straw goods, new dre.-s materials, 5Jd, 7Jd, IOJd and Is j sateens, all shades, at IOJd ; lace stripe muslin, at 4Jd; 100,000 yards of new laoes from lid, the yard. Dresses made to suit the figure and the pocket. Satisfaction In this department guaranteed or no charge made: H. B, MAY & CO., The Hall.