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Star (Christchurch), Issue 3904, 21 October 1880, Page 2

JL H E A T Jl E JA) O T A L. lesseo Mr R. George. FOUETH WEEK, STILL CROWDS' FLOCK NIGHTLY TO THE CONFEDEKATE DIORAMA. TO-HIGHT ! LAST NIGHT BUT TWO ! TQIS EVENING, The Greatest Gift Night of the season. j SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS ! Will bo given away, A beautiful I-iano valued at £50. HEMEMBER ! £S0 piANO TO-NIGHT! £rso PIA.KO TO-NIGHT 1 THE GREATEST GIFT DISTBIBUTION Ever ATTEMPTED in tho WORLD. Q SILVER WATCHES, O And OQA OTHER VALUABLE ARTICLES. Million Prices-33, 2s, Ib. Commence at eight. Winner of 1 lie Piano last night :— Mr Bints, Cre3ceut road, Knightstown. N.B.— Grand Gift Night ! LATE TRAIN NIGHT. Look out for Saturday— FABEWELL MATINEE. COUNTRY TOUR: Kaiapoi ... ... Monday, Oct. 25 Rangiora ... ... Tuesday, Oct. 26 Oxford Wednesday, Oct. 27 Amberloy ... ... Thursday, Oct. 23 Leeston ... ... Friday. Oct. 29 Southbridge ... ... Saturday, Oct. 30 Mawageh .„ Lieut. Hessian. 7443 469 i? n n t n t? J^ \J Kj JL U JAi c COORSE OF FOUR LECTURES. ODDFELLOWS 1 HALL. MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2G, 23, C 9. Opening Lecture— THE LIFE AND DEATH OF A WORLD. THE LIFE AND DEATH OF A WOULD. The Lectures will bo Illustrated by a largo Number of ILLUMINATED VIEWS, Exhibited by tho Oiy-hydrotcen Lifrhfc, with a Lantern kindly lent by K. L. J. Kllery, Esq., F.E.S., of the Melbourne Observatory. Tictet3 for C. urge : -Reserved scats, 12s Cd ; unroEerved ami biYony, S3. Sale of Tickets will commence To-morrow (Friday) morniu;?, at Fountain Barber's. Commence at 8; carriagsa at 9.45, 4772 R. S. SMrrHE. EINE AET GALLEBY. To Caratora of Museuma, Picture Galleries, and Lovers of tho Fine Arts, A MAGNIFICENT Collection of PAINTINGS from England, are on exhibition at MES3R3 FOBD & NEWICXN'S BOOMS, Opm : 12 to 5 morning. 7 to 10 evening, brilliantly ightcd with gaa This Collection 13 the flnoat that has over been seen in the Colouius. It has boon collected by one of the first London Judges of tho Fino Arts, who has devoted iinmuueo tinifl and talent to make it completo. The subjnets csrapriso worka from tne studios o many eminent artists, whoso works are rapidly rißing in favour and value, and iuclude examples by tho following well known masters :— T. S. Cosper, E>q., R.A. E. Hoyer, Esq. Charle3 Hunt, Esq. A. Pollentine, Esq. T. R. Miles, Esq. Sheldon Williams, Esq. J. P. Herring, Esq. E. Bale, Esti. And many others. The Collection numbers nenrly 200 Pictures, all in richly gilt frames, and will bo ou Viaw for a short tinio only, at tho Rooms of MESSRS FORD AND NEWTON. Admission— On3 Shilling. Catalogues— Ono Shilling. Many of tho Picture 3 are for Sale, at moderate prices, and arc suitable for Mansions or Art Gallerioa. 7527 471 FRIDAY, OCX. 22. FUBNITUKE, GLASSWAEE. TtTI! J. G. HAWKES i 3 instructed to SELL BY PCBLIO AUCTION, At his Room?, Hereford strcc 1 -, FURNITURE— Couches and ca.-y chairp, tables, d'.nuer waggou, chairs, uedstead-j, chosts drawers, night commodes, toilet ware, looking glcs3ca, &c., &o, GLASSWARK-Winos, goblot3, tumblers, yasea, &0.,& c. Sundries, sewing inaohines, &c, &c. Sale at 12 o'clock. "377 1:0 NOTICE JLXTIIAOUDINARY. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!! For Ono Mwith Onlj JEWELLERY, WATCHES, &c, Koto tha addrt"3 — GEOBGE HOOPER, "VrWnuuk.T, &<:., (Late M'Culluui), Cauhel sireot, Next Banl: of Australasia, Christchurcb. Mr Geo. Ili-opcr has purchased my bueines?, and I hereby beg to raturn thanks to my numerous friends and tbe public in general for the liberal patronage bestowed upon me, and beg to Bolicit a coiitiuuaneo of tbo gamo to my successor, and, being retained as manager, for him, will dovoto my utmost attention to all work entrusted to hia care. Id. M.'CALLUM, 4581 Piuctictil Watchmaker. MONEY. EEADT f-<r in vest iaent on freehold sccuritii'd in sunie from Jb'oO upwurJs at lowejL current ral>J3. Apulv Lj * CIIAIILE3 CT.ABK, 470"G iierofurd >t:eot. TTiIHoT-Cli. 1 .:-:; 1V.. : /-tr t-lau;]n i::a .ul'itcJC tiirt-d ill. L i\>:/.i':i Fubb:r Stamp Factory, Yictoriii s'.n •„•<., Cliiislci.urcb. 47^5