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Globe, Volume IV, Issue 384, 4 September 1875, Page 1

EX BLAIRGOWRIE AND MARMION (FROM LONDON). NOW LANDING, 42 CASES AND BALES NEW SPRING GOODS. ASGYLE HOUSE, CASHEL STREET.

V. R. TOTAL ABOLITION OF THE PROVINCES. O YES ! 0 YES ! I O YES !! 1 T HIS COMING EVENT IS A RECOGNITION OF THE DIRECT SYSTEM OF TRADING INITIATED BY HOBDAY AND CO, WATERLOO HOUSE. H. & CO import straight from the Manufacturers, thus avoiding all intervening expenses and profits, and are consequently enabled to SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN CHRISTCHURCH. N.B.—FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN PRICE TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW SPRING GOODS, EX BLAIRGOWRIE. HOBDAY & CO, WATERLOO HOUSE. BONA FIDE CLEARING SALE. DBAPEBY!! DRAPERY!! ! WM. GAVIN, CASHEL STREET, to inform the General Public that, having received a Shipment of WINTER GOODS (Ex Mystery), Late in the season, owing to a lengthy voyage, he has determined to offer them at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. As he intends commencing STOCK-TAKING in the middle of August, and is desirous, therefore, of reducing the stock, LIBERAL ALLOWANCE Will be made on large parcels. The Stock is large and varied, comprising every useful article in DRAPERY for the Season, COME AND SEE. BUSINESS THANKS. THE Executors of the late MR CHARLES PREBBLE beg to return their sincere thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the last eighteen years, and HAVING LET THE BUSINESS TO MR .AYERS Beg for him a continuance of their support. In reference to the above, the PROFESSOR desires to say that nothing shall be wanting on his part to merit a continuance of the same, and can assure his old FRIENDS and the PUBLIC, that the above BUSINESS, being entirely under his constant personal superintendence, it will be, he trusts, a sufficient guarantee of its being efficiently managed. PROFESSOR AYERS,’ HAIRDRESSER, PERFUMER, TOBACCONIST, &o, HIGH STREET. 60 COLOMBO STREET BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT. ESTABLISHED 1860. JOHN GOODMAN (Late Harris and Goodman), DESIRES to thank the public generally for the extensive support he has received since he took over the business of the late firm, and to state that, encouraged by past success, he will make increased efforts to merit the confidence of his customeis. He has increased his staff of workmen, and the manufacturing plant is of the best description, thereby enabling all kinds of goods to be made on the premises. J. G.’s constant aim will be to combine first-class materials, the best workmanship, and reasonable prices in the management of the business. The time originally fixed for the Clearing Sale has expired, but a few lines still remain on hand from the old stocks, and they will be offered at a considerable reduction in order to make room for new goods Children’s Shoes, from Is per pair ; Children’s Boots, Is 6d per pair; Ladies’ Kid Boots, 4s 6d do ; Gents. Colonial-made Side Springs, 16s 6d do. NOTE THE ADDRESS GOODMAN’S COLOMBO STREET BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT. Established 1860.