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Globe, Volume IV, Issue 334, 8 July 1875, Page 1

~P UNSTABLE HOUSE. EX TINTERN ABBEY. We are showing a FRESH IMPORTATION of very rich Black Glace and Gros Grain SILKS and IRISH POPLINS. Coloured Irish Poplins, very choice shades. Ladies’ Batswing Felt, Eider and Silk Down Petticoats. Black and Colored Satin Costume Skirts. Black Silk, Alpacca, French Twill, Italian Cloth, Russell Cord, Camlet and other Costume Skirts, an unusually large assortment. ONE SHILLING OFF EVERY POUND PURCHASED FOR CASH. J. BALLANTYNE & CO., 403 Dunstable House. GREAT CLEARING SALE. Jgl XPIRATION OF LEASE. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. To commence on SATURDAY, JULY 3rd. The whole of the* Stock to be Sold art 25 per cent below cost to secure a speedy clearance. J . T R I G G S , High street, Next Spensely’s Hall. 567 FOR SALE. A FEW Quarter-acre SECTIONS, part of rural section 48a, close to Wilson’s Bridge. Price, £25. Title Land Transfer Act. Terms easy. ALFRED THOMPSON, 154 Hereford street. SAMPLES WORTHY OR NOTICE. J AND J. CKOTHEES, COLOMBO STREET, HAVE SECURED ABOUT 200 PAIRS SUPER BLANKETS, Together with a Lot of TARTAN AND HOMESPUN SCARVES AND SHAWLS, Being the Sample Goods of Two of the Leading Wholesale Warehousemen in New Zealand, bought 30 PER CENT LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES, ONLY SLIGHTLY KNOCKED ABOUT, Will be offered FOR ONE WEEK, AT PRICES THAT WILL SURPRISE THE PUBLIC. J. AND J. CROTHERS, DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, Directly opposite Cookham House. 563 FUNERAL NOTICE. H SCRIMSHAW, having • purchased a first-class Hearse, with Plumes, &c, also a Mourning Coach, and every other requisite, is now enabled to CONDUCT FUNERALS, In Town or Country, in the most appoved manner, and at less cost than any other house in Christchurch. Note the address — H. SCRIMSHAW, Undertaker, Next A 1 Hotel, Colombo street, Christchurch. WANTED KNOWN Re-opening of the canterbury HAT MANUFACTORY. A Good Fit and a Serviceable Hat, at a Moderate Price, can be had once more AT HULBERT’S, Opposite Messrs Strange and Co’s 593 High street. M. SANDSTEIN, AND JEWELLER, Cashel Street, ESTABLISHED, 1862. N.B.—Every description of work in connection with Watchmaking, and JeweEery executed on the premises. 253 WANTED a Cook, also an experienced Nurse, to take charge of one child and to help in house work. Apply to Mrs Douglas, Park Terrace, between 10 and 2 o.m. 589