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Globe, Volume I, Issue 74, 26 August 1874, Page 1

r Y | ''.A PPO I N T M ENT TO ~ J . " HIS EXCELLENCY SIR JAMES r,?!(' : . ",: FERGUSSON, BART., Governor of New Zealand. [ THOMAS ABBOTT, NURSERYMAN, and FLORIST, begs .to offer his sincere thanks fo liis numerous customers for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him for the last fifteen years, and assures them that nothing Shall be wanting on his part to merit a continuance of their"favour. He'has this season many thousands of FruitTrees,Forest Trees, • Coniferw (including the far-famed Pinus insignia), Cupressus macrocarpa, Cupreseus Lawsonii, Cryptoraeria, and a "host of others'; also, Roses, the largest collection and variety cbmbindd in New Zealand ; Bulbs, of every •description f Flowering : and Evergreen Shrubs ,• Herbaceous Plants ; Thorn Quicks. Asparagus, and : other culinary roots. Also, beddirig-out plants in thejr due' season. m . '■ ■•' EXETER NDIiSERIES, . Papanui/ROad; Christchurch, New Zealand. Central Loan Office, Triangle, Colombo Street, Chriatchurch; .i i tn Adjoining'the City Hotel. ONEY LENT on Plate, Watches, .J Jewellery, and General Goods, at lowest rate of interest. A miscellaneous assortment of watches, jewellery, clocks; electro plated ware, cutlery, clqthing, and fancy goods always on hand, are sold atastonishing low prices, j 'New and; secorfdihandgoods bought'and sold, i! Ladies And Gentlemen' waited updn for the purchase of superfluous apparel r < and other, goods, arid all communications Will rdceiye, prompt attention. . • .! • .',' Spectacles to. suit all sights, from Is 6d 'per pair. "",, ,', •" ~,'.. , XSS: cbHEiSL;.-!:; •it .Inorj tf.tiv/ .r! at Licensed Pawnbroker. BOOTS, BOOTS. HARRIS AND GOODMAJ? ~" ,\Mi .MANUFACTURING MEN'S EMPEROR ELASTIC SIDE BOOTS 16s. 6d. ;■■■;'" ( ■:;;,;; '• a 150,., ~.,,., . '.'•. mens' balmorals at y ,16s. 6d/ ; • i.f:,-r r.-i All other goods equally low: ' -y The usual large stock of ■■•'■> ; ••,.: 'LADIES'' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS, ; , |,. ' ' Y j,. Suitable for the season. . ', | qu,i. mens,' boys', and many|o:f our children's goods are made on the; pte-•-uniqeSf.■-.;■')•!o't r>'-~th •.■•• ". • -£• »rI ./M i HARRIS AND GOODMAN, -..,: f- -■: n:Colombo Street. .. ,Y ! ! :/''-, %o#'; HOME ,EEAJ)E^S,.. ; THE ILLHSTEATED PRESS If;!loll fiJOll I : ■'' ''FOB '■ ' •'■ 'TRANSMISSION BY THE MAIL : FOR ENGLAND, ; ;;; ;jrow ready, CONTAINING THE -FOLLOWING ':;;''''ENGRAVINGS, f.vnutn sill ."• ■ ii" ■ : ' '•.' • ; j'. I [.fin ,<!tfro77 ■ ': ! AND ' : All the News of the Month. / L Creek, Wairau Gorge, Marlborough 2. Diamantina Springs, Australian Alps ! 3.. Fitzroy Town Hall, Victoria, Opening ''■.'TiY"'- Bail.' ...' ' ■ [',.:,;:, :. r The Beach, morning after the Wreck of the British Admiral » a -The Hunters' Camp j •■ Ourrie Harbor • 6. Opening of the Maryborough Railway —Children's Picnic 6. The Chartist LeadersMr William LlOyd Jones i . Mr Zephahiah Williams ' ml 7. Football ; ! 8. Holiday Rambles—Fernshaw and the Blue Spur 1 1!,! -' i 'f ■' Fera ! Terrace on the Watts Jesse Morley's Track, Black Spur ' - • • -Deserted Huts on the Summit of Black •"-■■ Spur Bridge on the Watts at Fernshaw Schoolmaster's House, Fernshaw The Parlor Maid in a Dilemma STEAM ' ENGINE FOR SALE. One Four Horse Power STEAM ENGINE, in perfect working order, with gear and complete apparatus for sawing, turning, and bor&ng, suitable for a Cabinet-maker or others. Apply to THOS. P"XE, | Gasfitter, High street, Christchurch. With immediate possession, the House lately occupied by C. R. Blackiston, Esq. Apply to GEORGE GOULD. .ANTED, a Turner. Apply at the CANTEBBUBY FOUNDBY. I