NOTICE. WANTED KNOWN. TO FARMERS AND RESIDENTS NEAR CHRISTCHURCH, THAT you can have RETURN LOADING for your drays with HOME BUSH COAL At 27s per ton for Cash, or Is 6s per cwt, by applying to Mr Henry Williams at the depot, 100 yards from the Colombo street railway gates. 3300 JAMES A. McILRAITH. BUSINESS NOTICH I HAVE this day SOLD my Butchering Business to William Cook, of Christchurch, and have confidence in recommending him to all my customers, and solicit for him the very liberal patronage given to myself during my time in Lyttelton. H. McKEEVER. WILLIAM COOK begs to inform the inhabitants of Lyttelton that by keeping first-class meat he hopes to receive a share of public patronage. 3350 WILLIAM COOK. ADDINGTON. gECTJONS IN THIS SUBURB TO BE SOLD ON UNUSUALLY EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. Apply to 251 HARMAN & STEVENS. N S A L E by the undersigned— Parian, Keene’s, and Hilton and Co’s Cement Fire Bricks, Laths, Nails, Lime, &c. 1000 tons best Newcastle Coal, at lowest current rates. Orders executed for Malvern Hill Coal. All kinds of Building materials, Doors, &c &c, LANG DOWN & CO, Timber Merchants, 3216 High and St Asaph streets. DUCKWORTH S BOOT, SHOE AND CLOG DEPOT. HENRY DUCKWORTH begs to inform his numerous customers and general public that he has REMOVED To the SHOP at the CORNER OF HIGH AND LICHFIELD STREETS, Where he has commenced THE BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS, and trusts by supp Ling the public with a good article at the LO W EST PRICES To merit a share of public support, Remember-DUCKWORTH’S CLOGS, the warmest and dryest boot for the season, DUCKWORTH’S ISOOT, SHOE, AND CLOG DEPOT, Corner of High and Lichfield streets. 3329 4-3 0) d o d d <D d 4J •pH fl d Pm d J§ O o n h O <1 03 H CO g d a S o pM Ah d * Ah S O o £ o - £ H M t £ o A i—i Q O W PQ Q Y A P £5 H ◄ ff cc Pn S W § e H h p o pI dH s B Ah 03 O to .a SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY. A.TKi]srsoisr ? B NEW STYLE OP LEAMINGTON RANGES AND SITTING-ROOM REGISTER; they are adapted entirely for the working class. All sizes ; and equally cheap. Come and see them before you buy imported ranges, and keep the money in the country, and give work to the unemployed of Christchurch. See my Handbills for Prices and Sizes. I. A. wishes to announce to the public that he has removed to his new premises, opposite Brown’s timber yard. Tuam street, near corner of Colombo street. Repairs of all kinds done. All cooking ranges guaranteed to give satisfaction. Bricks, lime, and sand, and bricklayer kept on the premises. T. ATKINSON, 271 Maker. J. ANDERSON, UNDERTAKER, Papanni road, HAVING Hearse and Mourning Coach, is prepared to execute Funerals in Town or Country, cheaper than any other house in town. Note the address Opposite the Junction Hotel, Papanui road, 908 T. JBL Lloyd PRESERVER OP BIRDS, BEASTS, AND FTS'tE^. PETER I tOH OUG H STRE ET, (One Door from Colombo street North). Skins Stuffed and Mounted in a superior style, or prepared for transmission to England or elsewhere. 3031 Note the Address !
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Globe, Volume VI, Issue 649, 18 July 1876, Page 4
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546Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Globe, Volume VI, Issue 649, 18 July 1876, Page 4
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