J. F. Stratz & Co ■ I CAUTION J. F, &TRATZ, Fraotical Watchmaker, finda it hia duty to caution iho public that several watches have passed through his hands dnnng the latt twelve months that hav«j been tarn, perad with and spoiled, donoting that they mu«t h-iva been done by a gardener or tummith for ono of the watches received had a whee fitted npaido down. OUR SUOOKSS IN BUSINESS HAS BEEN DONE BY OUR WORK. J. F. STRATZ & CO., WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERB, AND MANUFACTURERS, 261 HIGH STREET, CHEISTCRTJECK. The Oheapcßt and Best pl.%ce m New Zealand to bay Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery. HAVING manufactured lately a large quantity of atock than thore hns been demand for, we have beer me considerably overstocked, and not wishing to discharge any hand?, have determined to lower the Stock quickly. To do bo we have introduced a guessing competition, and will give away prizes to the value of £60. All Goods marked m plain figures and greatly reduced m prioa. THB GREAT GUESSING COMPETITION 07 J. F. STEATZ, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, 261 High Street, Ohristchurch. £60 lITpEIZES. Ist Prize, a strong Gold Hunting English Lever (stop Watch), value £20. 2nd Prize, a Gold Oertre Second Wfttch, valued £1 1 10fl. Brd Prize, a splendid Musical Box, with Bells, playing 4 aira, value £4. 4th Prize, a very handsome set of Colonial Gold Brooch and Earrings, enamelled and set with real Pearls, v.ilne £6. 6th Prize* a LaJy's Lever Watch and Chain, vftlae£3los. CONDITIONS. A Watch will be wound up so as to run down some time betwetu the hours of 8 a.m. and 10 p m ,on a day t-> be advertised, und the above five prlzeß will bo given to tho five nearest guesses «rhat time the Watph will stop at. All customers spending 10«, either m purchasing 1 or for repairing Watches, Clocks, or Jewellery, will be presented with a Coupon and entitled to a gaeHa. There will be ICOO Coupons, and ns soon as they are distributed the competition will tako place (which ie expect- d to bo m nbont a month). The lucky numbers will be advertised m the Ghriatohnrcb. daily papers and Ashburt an " Mail " The ticket holders may appoint whom they wish to choose and wind the Watch. The Prizes will be exhibited ia the window occasionally, but may ba sef n at any time on applying at/ the shop. Ab the Cooponß are limited to 1000 purchase early, and secure a chance of gaining one of the above valuable prizes. Orders through post punctually attended to, and Conpopß Bent lor amount purchased. J. F. Stratz <fc Co. 261 HIGH STREET, TRIANGLE, CHRISTCHURCH. THE WONDERFUL CANADIAN MEDICINES. E, P. DUFLOT, D.D.S., PROPRIETOR. he best Medicine ever brought to Ne Zealand, and which bas been proved m thousands of cases to cure where all other remedies have failed. ABU RE and certain Cure for Biliom Complaints, Heartburn, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Colic, Diarrhoea, Disooßes of tho Liver and Spleen, Malarial Fever, Piles, Diseases of tbe Guest, Colds, Catarrh, Whoop. Cough, Humid Asthma, Fits, Palpitation the Heart, Nervous Complaints, Dropj>y, Scrofulous Diseases, Female Complaints, The Whites or Fluor Albus, Asthma and Pal monnrj, Catarrh of. the Bladcer, P&ins, Gout, Lumbago, Sciatica, Rheumatism, Ac., 4c. Complete directions for self-care by use of the two Great Canadian Remedies given with each Bottlb. A SPECIMEN OF MANY HUNDRED TESTIMONIALS RECEIVED. Peel Forest, 1 July 4th, 1888* H Stratz, Dear Sir — I have great pteaenre m recommending the Canadian Cures. During tbe past week Buffered great pain and inconvenience from a dislocated knee, which nad been properly attended to shortly after the occurrence, but which always continued weak and frequently ■lipped out o) joint, notwithstanding tho into cap wh'.ch I wore. During the period I obtained medical ad vie o and tri d the proscribed remedies, but without any benefit for my knee continued as weak as ever until I tried the Canadian Cures. Applying the Canadian remedies according to directions I Boon found my knee bt coming stronger, and m n ehprt time I was enabled to abandon the knee cap. Three weeks after starting to nno the remedies I discarded tuem as ray kuoe wn» as strong as ever before the accident, und continues to remai so through every kind of trial Again heartily recommending the Canadian Cures, I nm, etc,, Gbo. F. Newman, RICE OF THE CANADIAN MED ddro €d,^sent careful, y packed to any a m New Zealand. AGENT FOg CANTERBURY:— J. F. Stratz, "261 HIGH STEEET, H RI STCHURCH BUB-AGENOY - Mr D, McFarlane, GROOEtt, fi SH B URTON
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1979, 25 October 1888, Page 4
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