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Globe, Volume IV, Issue 462, 7 December 1875, Page 1

Gr. Xj. BBA. T H & CO, BEG TO INFORM THEIR NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS IN TOWN AND COUNTRY THAT IT IS THEIR INTENTION TO DISTRIBUTE AS IST E "W YEAR’S GIFTS, 5 0 0 POUNDS WORTH OF PRIZES, THE DISTRIBUTION WILL TAKE THE FORM OF A o- is, a. id jl&jT ■crisrxo xr, TO BE DRiWN EARLY IN FEBRUARY, 1876, AT THE G. L. BEATH & COS ESTABLISHMENTS, OHRISTOHUROH AND LYTTELTON, On and after Thursday, November 25th, on the [Following Conditions: — 1. Each. Cash Purchaser will be presented with one Whole Ticket for every Pound’s Worth bought: —For example, the Purchaser of a Ten Pound Parcel will receive Ten Tickets. 2. Purchasers of Ten Shillings’ worth of Goods will receive a Half-Ticket, two of which must he exchanged for a Whole one prior to the Drawing. 3. Each Whole Ticket. will be Winning Numbers will appear in the Christchurch Papers the morning after the Drawing. 4 The Prizes, as above, will consist of Orders on G. L. DEATH & CO., for Goods to the amount of the Prizes. The Number of Tickets to be given away are limited to 5000; Customers are therefore requested to make their Purchases as early as possible. £3OO os. Od. 1538

COLOMBO STREET BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT. ESTABLISHED 1860. JOHJST GOODMAN Has pleasure to announce that he has to hand his SECOND SHIPMENT OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Which includes the Newest and Choicest Variety of GENT’S, LADIES’, and CHILDREN’S BOOTS and SHOES. Ladies’ Alpine, Hessian, and Mock Button Boots White Kid and Marcella Boots Lasting Boots, in French, German, and English Makes Derby and Vienna Walking Shoes Toulisse and Parisian Slippers I Misses and Children’s White Kid Alpine Boots. Children’s Boots and Shoes in Great Variety at the Lowest Prices. Leather Boots, from Is 6d. Ladies’ Colonial made Kid Boots, 11s 6d, Leather Elasticside Boots, from 3s 6d. Kid Boots, from 5s 6d. All French Lasting Boots, from 7s 6d. Gent’s Colonial-made Emperor Boots, from 16s 6d. Every description of Boots and Shoes made on the premises. JOHN GOODMAN, 1382 COLOMBO STREET, SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING. JTo all requiring rest and refreshment in the OITTT BUFFET, Which adjoins A. WALKER’S CELEBRATED CHEAP CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, CAN be obtained TEA AND COFFEE THREEPENCE per cup. Also a daily supply of Fresh and CHOICE PASTRY, MEAT PIES, &c. The attendance is prompt and obliging The rooms are select, clean, and well ventilated ;in fact a real boon to town visitors One call solicited, but as to a continuance do as your judgment directs. A large and well selected assortment of CONFECTIONERY, FRUIT, &c, under the management of 1138 MRS A.. WALKER