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Globe, Volume II, Issue 131, 31 October 1874, Page 1

WE, the Undersigned Bakers of Christchurch, have resolved to RAISE the PRICE of BREAD, on and after November 2nd, to Eightpence per 41b. loaf. A. Thiele J. Hopper P. Taylor J. Willis T. Rowley T, Poole J. Hicks G. Barron J. Ebert J. Broadley A. Ritchie R. Sunderland A. J. Hulrne Alex. Ritchie T. Plumridge J. Fraser J. HanSmann J. Hawker W. Viney John Favel Thompson & Whitfield A. Mull. PUBLIC NOTICE. ON account of the HIGH PRICE of Meat, Vegetables, &c, on and after MONDAY, the 2nd or NOVEMBER, All Meals will be ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE. A. RINGWOOD, Provincial Larder. SAD ACCIDENT ! THE Rose may lose its fragrance, the Shamrock may wither, the Thistle may bo blown away in down, even the Ten Million Loan may vanish in Public Works, Immigration, &c, but though the price has been raised from One Shilling to One Shilling and Sixpence, my well-known Feeds shall endure in their excellence for ever. A. RINGWOOD, Proprietor, Provincial Larder, Cashel street. FREDERICK FISHER, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Hereford Street. CELLARS WALTON’S BUILDINGS. Agent for ' MARTIN’S INVERCARGILL ALE. THE usual ASSORTMENT of WINES, SPIRITS, and BOTTLED BEER. E. MAIN WARING-JOHNSON and CO., LICENSED LAND BROKERS, AND ESTATE AGENTS. LAND BOUGHT under the TRANSFER ACT, and all Transactions in Land, cheaply and (prickly carried out. Town, Suburb, and Country LAND FOR SALE, on deferred payments. OFFICES—HEREFORD STREET, Next Miles and Co. CHARLES TURNER, Sewing Machinist, HAS REMOVED from Tuam street ■West to Colombo street, and hopes that his Practical Knowledge of the Ti’ade and its requirements will ensure him continued support. Sewing M achines for Domestic and Manufacturing purposes REPAIRED, BOUGHT, SOLD, OR EXCHANGED. Needles, Oil, Cotton, and Duplicate Parts, in Stock. jesr NOTE THE ADDRESS—CHARLES TURNER, English and American Sewing Machine D E P 0 T, Colombo street (nearly opposite the Post Office). RANGIORA. LADIES requiring change of air can be accommodated with comfortable apartments, about twenty minutes walk from the Railway Station. Terms moderate. Apply to MRS Mb T. PENTECOST, Oxford road, Rangiora. TO WORKING MEN REQUIRING FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS CLOSE TO TOWN. A Few Building Allotments, of good dry LAND, for SALE, situated in Cashel street east, immediately outside the Town Belt. Apply to W. Bright.more, Cashel street east. Price £3O each. Title good. TO THE PATRONS OF THE FINE ARTS. TO BE DISPOSED OF, by Art Union, a Choice Collection of Oil Paintings and Water Colors, by T. S. Cousins. Now on view at the Museum of Art (next Vc.s'.s' office), Cashel street. An early inspection of the above is renested. . THOS. KENT. Edward So Ellisdon, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Late Manager to the Business carried on under the name of Wallace and Co., HIGH STB RET, CHRISTCHURCH, Nearly opposite Mr Davenport’s, Triangle. Ti 7 A I H I> AN K’S I M PROVED Jj CHEMICAL INK, for MARK IN G L tNK N, &C., Is l he cheapest and best t stunt. Prepared only l>v 11. S. FAIRBANK, High street, Next dour to Carl’s Empire Hotel.