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Globe, Volume VI, Issue 662, 3 August 1876, Page 4

CEMENT. CEMENT. CEMENT 1 ; NOW LANDING, and on SALE at the Lowest Kates, 1500 Casks of Knight’s, Sevan’s, Hilton’s, and other Brands of Portland Cement. S. CLAEKSON, Opposite England Bros,, 3427 Tuam street. LUNCHEON. LUNCHEON. THE SHADES, HEREFORD STREET. W. H. Porter Begs most respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public that he intends giving the BEST LUNCHEON ever provided in Canterbury for ONE SHILLING (Is). Ready punctually at 12.30 p.m, THE SHADES. 3440 v. yMpSI b. DEBTORS’ AND CREDITORS’ ACT, 1875. ESTATE of Jasper Pyne O’Callaghan of Fendaltown and Christchurch farmer and butcher in liquidation. CAUTION, All Persons indebted to this Estate are hereby cautioned against paying money to anyone not authorized by the Trustee to receive the same. T. B. CRAIG, Trustee in the Estate of Jasper Pyne O’Callaghan. 3426 ADDINGTON. gECTIONS IN THIS SUBURB TO BE SOLD ON UNUSUALLY EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. Apply to 251 HARMAN & STEVENS. SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY. ATKINSON’S 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. T.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 gauranteed to give satisfaction. Bricks, lime, and sand, and bricklayer kept on the premises, T. ATKINSON, 274 Maker. HENRY FISHER, HEREFORD STREET WEST, (Opposite Bank of New South Wales), CHRISTCHURCH, Gilder and picture frame MANUFACTURER, Importer and Dealer in Water Color and Oil Paintings, Engravings, Lithographs, Olios, and Photographs. IT. F., for the furtherance of the Fine Arts in New Zealand, has started an ART UNION of the latest productions in Oil and Water colours, of well-known places, by local talent. Each picture to be handsomely framed in H. I', ’s widely-known superior style of workmanship. The Art Union to consist of the following prizes : —lst Prize —Oil Painting ; the largest ever painted of the Wairoa Gorge, measuring sft x 4ft (by T. H. Feilding), £SO; 2nd, Pigeon Bay Road, near Akaroa (water color), bj J. C. Hoyte, £10; 3rd, Wairoa Lake, Nelson, by J. C. Hoyte, £10; 4th, the Devil’s Punch Bowl, by J, C. Hoyte, £8; sth, Bush Road, near Greenstone (oil painting), by J. Peele, £5; 6th, Lake Kanieri (Evening), by J, Peele; £5 ; 7th, Okarito (Storm), by J. Peele, £4 ; Bth, Okarito(Evening), by J. Peele, £4 ; 9th, Lake Scene, by T. H. Feilding, £4. The pictures are now on view, and an early inspection is solicited. 100 subscribers at £1 each, 3285 J. ANDERSON, UNDERTAKER, Papanui 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 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 OP HIGH AND LICHFIELD STREETS, Where he has commenced THE BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS, and trusts by supplying the public with a good article at the LOWEST PRICES To merit a share of public support. Remember—DUCKWORTH’S CLOGS, the warmest and dryest boot for the season. DUCKWORTH’S BOOT, SHOE, AND CLOG DEPOT, Corner of High and Lichfield streets. 3329