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Globe, Volume IV, Issue 305, 4 June 1875, Page 1

"HOLESALE AND RETAIL Sail, Tent, Tarpaulin, Flag, Horse Cloth, and Oilskin Clothing Manufacturer, Cashel street, Christchurch. ( IMPORTERS OP _. ...--. Navy Canvas Linen Duck American Drill Bunting Europe Rope Marline Lead Line Garden Lines Seaming Twine Shop Twine Tarpaulin canvas Cotton Duck Calico Manilla Rope Spunyarn Log Line Plough Reins Net Twine Roping Twine Palms Needles Common Blocks Patent Blocks Iron Blocks Hooks and Thimbles Tilt Hoops Pitch and Tar Halters India Rubber Hose Sheep Nets Cricket Nets Linseed Oil Castor Oil Oakum ' Pelt Druggeting Flags Horse Nets Fishing Nets Colza Oil Neatsf oot OU . , MANUFACTURERS OF Sails Tarpaulins Mill Belts Canvas Hose Rick Cloth Threshing Cloth Awnings Flags Patent Engine Cloth Patent Combine Cloth Waterproof Coats Waterproof Trousers Waggon and Cart Tilts Horse Cloths Waterproof Leggings Pig Nets Canvas Tents Duck Tents Sheep Nets Flax Rope Drill Tents ': £ '> J Oalico Tent." Flax Halters FlaxClothOs line A Large Assortment of the above Goods always in Stock and on Sale at the lowest paying rates. Importing all our goods direct frbm the Manufacturers in England, we are Marquees on hire. Orders by post o to. '. Price st on application. ' W. R. C O ORE, (Late of the Christchurch Hospital.) CHEMIST jOSJD DRUGGIST, HIGH BTEEB T, (Opposite the City Hotel.) W. R. C. respectfully invites the attention of the public of Christchurch to the following facts : -That he has spent Twenty-five Years and a half studying Medicine and Surgery, Eight Years and a half at Christchurch Hospital, where he has dispensed ,for upwards i of 13,000 Patients ; he has also attended all Operations, and all Post Modems. advantages' afforded by such ■ opportunities of studing Anatomy have been fully appreciated and improved. Further, the vast experience derived from witnessing the Treatment of .'Patients at the Hospital by the following celebrated Medical Gentlemen —Drs Stedman, Prins, Turnbull, Powell, Deamer, Nedwill, and Parkerson—§omf pounding all Medicines, and closely observing their effects, has placed W. R. C„ u> a position-to give correct opinions on all medical and surgical subjects. Arrangements; have been made with the best London Houses for , • iw, - r. -< , A CONSTA&T SUPPLY OF PURE DRUGS. r N.B.—Consultations Free. 29 HOUSE CLOTHS] ,: BUY YOUR HORSE CLOTHS FROM ' ' m. hjlle and co, The Old-established Shop, where you can Select from THE LABGEST AND BEST ASSOETED STOCK IN NEW ZEALAND . • And as CHEAP as any place in the Colonies, ..'..'• v .,......; A Liberal Allowance to Large Purchasers. B;i HALE AND CO, Direct Importers,; Cashel street,' Opposite Dunstable House. 153 COLOMBO STREET HOOT AND SHOE DEPOT. HAS v the pleasure to, announce that the firm of Harris'and Goodman being now j Dissolved, he.will continue the business on his own behalf, IN THE OLD PREMISES, Colombo street, and will ever make it a primary object to maintain the 'f; r I Character of the late ; firm i for CHEAPNESS AND" DURABILITY OF GOODS. With'the premises he takes over the whole of the stock and book debts of the firm, and he .purposes CLEARING OFF the former at GREATLY REDUCED ■ PRICES, with a view ,to extensive alterations to, the shop. J.G. hopes, by the exercise Of care in "buyihg*.the', best, workmanship in making up, arid undivided attention to his business generally,.. to retain the confidence .of all customers of the late firm, and to increase th'e, number of his supporters." 1 r THE SELLING OFF WILL COMMENCE ON SATURDAY, APRIL 3kd, I './if J : ;' '•.■>' j ~,, And Continue for Fourteen Days. Colombo street, April 1,1875. 7IT 0 pA ft TIES FURNISHING. WALTEES, r "....', ; WHATELEY ROAD, -if *T AS determined to SELL the whole of his well-assorted stock of ENGLISH AND ;JtJ_ COLONIAL FURNITURE at such a price as will assure a SPEEDY CLEARANCE, consisting of :—• '- . _ / 30 DRAWING-ROOM SUITES, in Utrecht, Velvets, Reps, and Damasks 20 DINING-ROOM SUITES, in Leather and Hair-seating f : Also; a LARGE VARIETY OF COUCHES AND EASY CHAIRS. • ' . t>_ \y_ a iao begs to call attention to his large Stock of — BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIES, KIDDERMINSTER, AND FELT CARPETS AND raWWH -• .->•■■ r -■■''" HEARTH RUGS TO MATCH. MATS AND MATTING, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, AND BLANKETS, OF EVERY ■ ■ DESCRIPTION. TEN PER OENTr~OEE EOR CASH. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, PREVIOUS TO THE BUSINESS BEING HANDED rvxv wa * v QVER TQ MY ST j COESSO R. 36 IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT. NEW BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, CASHEL STREET. LATE of the firm of Harris and Goodman, begs respectfully to announce that he has taken the premises lately occupied by Mr B. Button, painter, and next door to DunThe stock is all quite new, and W. Harris's long experience has enabled him to select <■ 1 j * ■»■«. +.lid vArmirATnfin+.s nf the nlaee and the r>resent season. In some items, the markets being overstocked, he has bought at very small advances on I Enelish cost, and has marked every article at prices which will defy competition. tv* f„,vu,.»;„« -Rvotioli _Thi« Hfinartment will be under his personal supervision, as in mises, W. Harris intends to conduct th ~.-,,,■ made stock will be found much more complete,, and with a view to giving the business his whole attention he has disposed of his clothing stock to Mr A. Walker, Colombo street, to whonvhe has great pleasure in recommencing his old customers. All accounts owing on the late clothing business, W. Hams will be glad to receive at his new premises.