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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1619, 29 April 1879, Page 3

IMlmtijwiwnts. Q. AIE T T THEATRE. Proprietor J. C. Rainer. Lecturer and Manager Harry Stanley. T 0-N I G H T, Most positively the LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR. LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR OF THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR DIORAMA. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), MONSTER GIPr NIGHT, When everybody visiting the Gaiety Theatre will receive a present consisting of a book containing some of the songs as sung by Harry Stanley, together with a SPLENDID GOLD WATCH Gold watch guaranteed A splendid Gold Gilt Clock, Gold Gilt Clock under glass shade, A valuable Whatnot, And thirty to forty other valuable presents. Admission—ls, 2s, and 3s. Children half-price to first and second seats. Second time of the great sensational War Song “ We Mean to Keep our Empire in the East,” Now Creating a Great Furore in England. Come and hear it. Remember most Positively the Last Nights. Come To-Night and heceive a Handsome 4-29 Present. 1338 rjp H E A T B E Lessees ... Messrs Hiscocks, Hayman and Co. Stage Manager Mr J G. Joyce Business Manager ... ... Mr Geo. Geddes GRAND INAUGURAL OF MESSRS HISCOCKS, HAYM \N AND CO.’S DRAMATIC COMPANY. OPENING NIGHT, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 3rd. MISS BEATRICE, MR THEO. HAMILTON, MR R. D’ORSAY OGDEN, Mr J. G. Joyce, Mr Harry Daniels, Mr F. W. Fisher, Mr T. A. Howard, Mr H. Appelton, Miss Lizzie Dixon, Miss Nellie Greenless, Mi E. B, Russell, Mr A. Boothman, Mr L. Lonton, Mr W. Warren, Mr B. Wisby, Miss Brinton, Mrs Fitzwilliams, LITTLE BELLE RUSSELL. Special production of the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher’s favorite Moral and Temperance Drama TEN NIGHTS IN A BAB ROOM. Now playing to crowded houses in Melbourne, Sydney, and London. Full particulars in future announcement. 4-29 467 G 0 Y A L.

FIRE. EIRE. |,S ALTA 6E_ GOODS. GREAT CL'EAEISG SALT:] OF GENERAL DRAPERY. MILLINERY, HOUSE FURNISHING, MEN’S, BOYS’, AND YOUTH V CLOTHING, H\TS AND CAPS. JAMES MULLIGAN & CO. TITGKII STREET) BEG to inform the inhabitants of Christchurch and surrounding districts, that, in consequence of the fire which occurred on their premises on Saturday, sth April, they will hold a fieneral Clearing-out Sale of all their Valuable Stock, too large to particularise, valued at <£lß,ooo. Every Lino will bo sold at Less than English Cost Price. All goods damaged by fire or water will bo sold, regardless of cost, at less than a quarter their previous value. Stile commenced on Wednesday, April 9th, All goods sold for cash only. No goods entered during the sale, 2370