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Globe, Volume I, Issue 30, 4 July 1874, Page 1

DDIN6ION HOUSE. Mr. HANSMANN begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he has enlarged his present premises, hitherto known as ADDINGTON BAKERY, and that for the future they will be known as ADDINGTON HOUSE. He has also added the Crockery business to that hitherto carried on by him. He begs to return his sincere thanks for the support given to him during the last five years, and hopes that by supplying the best article at town prices, he will continue to merit increased support in his. bakery, grocery, and crockery business. He begs to inform the public that he has disposed to JAMES WILLIS, his town bakery connection. With reference to the above JAMES WILLIS (late baker to Mr Baron) begs to inform the public that he has taken from Mr Hansmann his town bakery business, and hopes that by conducting it in the same manner Mr Hansmann has done to receive an equal share of public support. 7-4 6601 LOOKHERE. Cheap Boots Cheap Boots ' JOHNSON begs respectfully to inform , • the public that he has commenced business as Boot and Shoemaker in the premises lately occupied by Mr J. Woodard, and is prepared to sell Boots and Shoes cheaper than any other house in Canterbury. Boots of every description mode to order, and repaired. Note the address—J. JOHNSON, Whately road, next Mr Goss' Timberyard. [ADVERTISEMENT.! ORT H E R N BUTCHERY. J. ROUNTREE, NORTH COLOMBO STREET. J.R. begs to announce the opening of his New Establishment in North Colombo street, ON FRIDAY, 4th JULY. MESSRS FAT, MUTTON, AND PRIME BEEF Will hold a LEVEE at the NORTHERN BUTCHERY every day. Families waited on, and children inarms admitted free. Steaks and Chops given away, and Sausages sold by the mile. N,B. Dogs and Umbrellas not admitted. VOTE FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY, AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, ROUNTREE'S BUTCHERY. ORIGINAL POEM. Oh, benighted dweller in the city of the plains, Arise and be free, awake 1 and shake off your chains; Ye butchers of Christchurch look out aghast, The millenium of mutton and beef's come at last: 'lis Rountree, the butcher, who brings this relief ! His beef is beefier than the beefiest beef ; His mutton and pork—sold without boneWill do you more good than a new million loan: The fame of his sausages goes, cutting it fat, To the end of the world—and a mile beyond that. When the Council sits late, and each member is ready to drop, Bountree revives him with a good mutton chop. Each new chum writes home, a statement to make, That they're getting quite fat upon Rountree's prime steak. It's a glorious fact, deny it who can, Bountree'a the butcher—the people's own manl Colombo street north, and J. Rountree, God save the Queen ! and/efo de se ! SPREYDON ROAD BOARD. lENDERS are invited for GRAVELLING about EIGHT CHAINS of ROAD near Mr Smart's Asphalte Works. Also, for FORMING the Eastern side o Lincoln Road, from the Town Belt to the Junction Hotel. Tenders to be sent in before nine a.m. on Tuesday, July 7th. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Specifications to be Been at my residence. JOHN THOMAS HARRAP, Surveyor to the Board. FOR SALE CHEAP. FOUR ROOMED HOUSE and small L Section of Freehold Land in Chester Street east. For particulars apply to 01166 HARRIS AND GOODMAN. , ANTED, a Good Housemaid. Apply ' . . tr\ ~>_1„„1, Mra PAT.IWUVR - V UCIUiO IV v www. Union Bank. WANTED, a Good General Servant. Apply to C, at the office of this paper. ANTED, Two Good Hammermen. 1 Apply at the Canterbury Foundry. ANFED, a General Servant, and Nurse and Housemaid. Apply Mrs Baphael, next to St John's school, Madras Street,