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Globe, Volume IV, Issue 341, 16 July 1875, Page 4

PIANOFORTES. JSPENSLEY is now OPENING an • entirely new lot of PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS, which must be sold to make room for other shipments of Musical instruments to follow. Prices and terma will be found lower than ever, and all the instruments are suitable for this market from the manufacturies of Erard, Broadwood, Kirkman, Zeigler, Bord, Chappel, Metzler, Ceserini, Che. Etienne, Alexander, Wallis, &c., &c. Any instrument can be had on HIRE with a purchasing clause at from 30s per month. J. SPENSLEY, Cashel street, Christchurch, NEW SEASON’S TEAS. SOME of the Finest TEAS that have ever come to this Market are now ON SALE at the following Low prices ; Per lb—2s, 2s 6d, 3s, 3s 6d. These TEAS are very strong and he flavour delicious. Price List of Sugars:— Finest Snow Drop Crystals, per lb Fine White Crystals, 5d per lb Good Yellow, 4| per lb New Currants, 5d per lb All other articles Equally Low in Price. Note the Address— MECHANICS’ STORE, Corner of Colombo and Lichfield streets, Christchurch. JAMES PEARSON. 340 NOTICE. COMMERCIAL DINING ROOMS, CASHEL STREET (Next “ Press ” Office.) EICHARD SULLIVAN (Late Cook at Ringwood’s) begs to announce to the Public of Christchurch that he has OPENED THE ABOVE DINING ROOMS. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. SUPPERS UP TO TEN O’CLOCK. WELSH RABBITS, OYSTERS, CHOPS, STEAKS, See., &c. 313 $ * o CD d 6 <1 s CD H H M fc <1 A W m Pd W Pd P Q < Pd P W W Ed a o P 3 Pd Ed Q @ Pd Hd P A <1 B o H H m P Hs CC H £ S Ph M W CO % o r-A 03 d Q p , Vj 02 <3 p O H W Ed H <i g pp s p d s 3 * pp fl 02 s 02 ◄ - o rd 50 lO o N 5 P S u O p Mi Ml § B a Ed J SMITH, GASFITTER, PLUMBER, AND BELLHANGER, Whateley Road, Three doors from Gapes and Son. Galvanised Iron, Zinc and Tin Goods made or repaired, Moderator and other Lamps repaired. All kinds of Spouting and Ridging On Sale ’ 544 Spouting Fixed. SEVERE COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, INFLUENZA, AND BRONCHITIS, Are speedily cured by the use of rjIHE PECTORAL OXYMEL CARRAGEEN, OR IRISH MOSS. Prepared by GEORGE BONNINGTON, High Street.