'fjkAvtttmmtw*. ~\\T ANTED, a Married Couple, without W encumbrance: man to milk and make himself generally useful; woman to cook. Apply to R. B. Willis, Willisden, Southbridge, personally or by letter. 3075 TAILORS. , ANTED, first-class Hands, coat, vest, and trousers. J. Ballaxtyne and Co, Dunstable House. 3073 ADDINGTON. OECTIONS IN THIS SUBURB TO BE SOLE ON UNUSUALLY EASY TERMS Of PAYMENT. A #oW i» 211 HARMAN & STEVENS. RANGIORA NURSERY. W. K. IVORY HAS.Fi'R SALE many thousands of Fruit Trees, one to three years grafted. Apples (free from blight), Pears, Plums, Peaches, Cherries, Almonds, Apricots, Nectarines, Quinnes, Walnuts, Grape Vines, Gooseberries, Currants, and Raspberries, all of fine growth. Many thousands of transplanted Filberts of sorts Fruiting trees ; also, 20J.000 strong Quick 5 , Evergreens, Roses, and general Nursery stock. Cata--1 gues and price* on application. Orders delivered free to Christchurch or Lyttelton. Orders left at Zetlaud Arras, -Gashel street, Chridtctiurch, promptly attended, to. 28<J8 P. P J 7» JL A T T E R S 0 N, . GENERAL DEALER, Cashel street, opposifi Dunstable IP-use. P. PATTERSON begs to draw attention to people who are Furnishing, to his Varied Assortment of Useful and Cheap Furniture, from whom every article required can be obtained, and at prices to warrant satisfaction. Inspection invited. N.8.-P. PATTERSON Buys and Soils Goods on Commission. Note the Address— CASHEL STREET, OPPOSITE DUNSTABLE HOUSE. 2805 CANTERBURY S T E A M-T U B, N I N G AND CHAIR MANUFACTORY WORKS, MADRAS STREET. T. BATES "AVING gone largely into the Retail . Trade, has now on view a Large and Well-Assorted Stock of Good and Useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Which, being made on the premises, can be guaranteed for durability, and offered at prices considerably lower than any other house in town. Come and See our Chairs, Tables, Chests of Drawers, Mattrasses, Palliasses, Carpets, &c, &c. Inspection invited. Every article a Bargain. TO CABINET-MAKERS AND BUILDERS. Brackets cut to any pattern ; Architraves turned up to Bft diameter; and every description of work done for the Trade. Croquet sets kept in stock. Cut Firewood at £2 8s per cord. 21 0 DRAPERS' AND CLOTHIERS ASSOCIATION. NHABITANTS "CHRISTCHURCH, especially those who now ENJOY the privilege of a HALF-HOLIDAY. Are requested NOT TO SHOP LATER THAN 6 p.m., ON SATURDAYS.
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Globe, Volume VI, Issue 619, 13 June 1876, Page 4
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375Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Globe, Volume VI, Issue 619, 13 June 1876, Page 4
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