MONEY TO LEND, in sums of £50 and upwards, on approved freehold securities. RICH. W. FEREDAY, Solicitor, 1283 Colombo street, Christchurch. THE " TIMES MINSTRELS " A VONSIDE POPULAR ENTERTAINMENTS. WEDNESDAY, the 28th OCTOBER. PROGRAMME. Opening address — Reading— Mr Marsbman. Song and Chorus — Christy's. Reading— Mr A. C. Cottrell. Duel t( Pianoforte) — Mrs C.Crowley and Miss Younghusband. Song — Mr Henry Thompson. Reading— Uev J. 08. Hoare. Solo (Pianoforte)— Mr Milner Reading — Mr McCardell hong and Chorus— Christy's. Reading — Mr Ford. National Anthem. Doors open at Half-past Seven, to commence at Eight. Admission 6d. I TI7ILL APPEAR AT THE HURRAH FOR THE GLASGOW RESTAURANT. " Hard Times oomo ngain no more." MR MC DOWELL, late proprietor of the Provincinl Dining Rooms, intimates to his friends and supporters generally, that he has taken tbose premises generally known as the Scotch Pie Shop, and converted then) into Dining Rooms, wbere he hopes by strict attention and civility to his customers to merit a share of the public patronage. Meals and Beds, Is ; Board and L< dging, 20s per week. Please msirk the address : — Glasgow Restaurant, next door but one to Preece's Saleyards, Colombo Street. 1489 moWN HALL CITY CHAIR WORKS. TBATEP, Chair Manufacturer, Cabinet- • maker and Upholsterer, Tuam ■treet. Every description of Windsor and farcy chairs made, wholesale and retail. Drtwing room and dining room furniture re stuffed and covered, in the most fashionable manner. Ladies' need'ework. tastefully mounter 1 . French polishing, cane-work, and all kinds of repairs ne -.tiy done, and on the most rtasonable terms. Turning done to the tra J e (a large stoik on hand). Crcqnets made to order. N.B.— Funerals Furnished. T. BATES, Tuam 6treet east, opposite Messr3 E. S. 1442 Dalgety and Co.'s store. r\N SATURDAY, OCT. 31. 1460-1-2 m O LE T .—'l wo-roomed COTTAGE X Stable*, Shed, and Garden. Cheap. Apply THOS. LEE, High street. 1394 O~R SALE, a TWO-ROOMED COTTAGE, and garden stocked with fruit trees, pleasantly situated at Avonville ; a reasonable offer will be accepted, the owner being resident at Hokitika, and wishes to dispone of lhe property. Apply to PERCIVAL PK.ARCE, Armagh street. 1456
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 144, 28 October 1868, Page 1
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349Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Star (Christchurch), Issue 144, 28 October 1868, Page 1
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