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New Advertisements. TOWN HALL. A GRAND CONCERT AND BALL il. Will be given by the ROYAL IRISH VOLUNTEER CORPS ox TUESDAY AUGUST 24. PROGRAMME OF CONCERT. Past 1. Overture—" Ttaliania in Algieri " — Messrs Bunz, Baker, Spenseloy, Coombea and Zinckgraf Song—" Little Maggio May " —Mr Morgon Local Comic Song—" Tho Peninsula " —Mr C Martin Song—" Ruby "—Mrs Beechy Cornet solo—" Tho Peninsula Galop " —Royal Irish Bugler Song—" The Muleteer "—Mr D. Dunlop Duet—"Tell Mo Where do Fairies Dwell "— Mrs Beeohy and Mr Cliff Comic Song—Mr Staploton National Anthem—Royal Irish Band Part 2. Overture—Royal Irish Band Song-*" Good-Bye, Sweetheart, Good-Byo ",». Mr Cliff Comio Song — "Jemima Brown" ...Mr '' i Williams Overture—"La Dame Blanche",.. Messrs Bunz, Baker, Spenseley, Coombes, and Zinckgraf Song—" The Forsaken "...Mrs Beeohy Tin Whistle Solo—" Mr H. F. Pooro Chorus, from the Opera of " Das Naohtlager" ...Mr D. Dunlop'a Glee Class Pianist —Herr Zinckgraf. Doors open at half-past seven ; to commence at eight p.m. 8-2H Prices of admission :—Reserved seats (to Concert and Ball),' 4s j front seats (to Concert only), 2s ; back do, Is. CATHOLIC BAZAAR IN AID IQf THE v./j convent,; chrotpb:urgs:»; n > A BAZAAR in aid of the above object , will he held in the , TOWN HALL, Christohurch, due notice of which will Sb® .'->- ,-■' givieii. .'; ,] :■■'■' Donations of work, articles or money, are earnestly requested, and will bo ihatikfully received by the StfPBBIOBKSB at the Convent, adjoining *the Catholic Church. Barbadocs street, Ferry rpad. _ : ~ V ' ®' 8 NOW mHE LAW OS* NEW ZEALAND RELATING TO MINING, Inoluding thei Acj;s,relating to for tbaiion and management of Mining Companies, with observations on the law of mining on private property, f , BY M. B. HART, JUN. , . Price la 6d. , Copies may be obtained of all Booksellers. ;'•-■■ --y "■ <: ■ ■ •■■ •.'-■■• ■:'■.'■ •: >• . -.B^2l WANTED' IS TO BORROW, J OIF MORTGAGE, '■■■"'' £Q f\f\ a ideally first-clags OvU» Leasehold,ite buildings of worth over. £20QQ,and iare insured fbr|issso j the lease: $9\&:tar]imiXve£ifrf at only dBSO per annum, and which ia a most favorable lease for ! the teniaht, tho landlord being.; bound, tp pay ono-half ithcr valuf of tjb,o buildings and improvements), can be seen on. application at the offices of No. 307 ;B*2l -:'/. 'i. .- , ti.-',/. Christeh^rchi

ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED: 200.000 Uh colonial titnber 100,000 feet ViD.L. timber, shingles, and palings . ~ 50,000 feet Baltic and colon id Tan d G? If r y. a,nd.clear r pine '; '" £5,000 countess arid-jatjy.slates "\: Bricks, stone. piles, lime, content, plaster* ers hair, &c, Corrugated iron, ridging, opoiiting, nkmi zinc r arid ' '„"' . ','„.''' ; .'. ,yy Cast iijonhaif-round gj«tterjn|& '..'.'/'' Doora.and eaohea, all eizea ,''■'■'*."-'» | Posts apfj,iffjUej'J h 7 ';V-- ■'"i -..-'; AT THE RAILWAY: /STA^IOH, NEWOASTLE'SOBi*BNED''dOAM JAMES GOES,. Canterbury Timber and Ooal Depot, , ,•„■ Comer of Papanui road and Purhoia etrost. J. G. having a SAW HILL in connection [with his yard, is prepared-to take orders for timber for bridges or other works requiring | unusual sizes to be delivered at shortest j notice. _ ........ _ _ •.•;.;.-.„..-■...?*!? Auctions, ' s;;n ' : TUEspAt, '/Ailr^tf'^.;ie&. DOORS AND SASHES, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, -■.'.,:- ■,••■•' AT THB y- : ,■; CHRISTCHURCH RAILWAY STATION GO. AXEMAN has been instructed to • ; by the,:..Ooasigneiß';?tQ > WQVU\i» above, just landed ex BiSeros8 3 from Ausk» land— '.■■■:,.■■'.> '. > .■:.:„;?! n .y oljU 60 doors, H, If, 2i aaart^gl&ia 35 pairs sashes, I0*«y 10<fc l 13j,'10 x 1% ■'■ 7 '^^'fejfS&^* :^^« 10 x 4 pairs i^K ; 'c^feeiife s ld^il|, Jlk ' Terms at sale. W®