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Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 910, 25 May 1877, Page 4

THE MISSES SHEATH'S LADIES' SCHOOL, CRANMER SQUARE. rHE Second Term will commence on FRIDAY MORNING, the 25th May, at nine o'clock. 5557 WET FEET, COLD FEET, RHEUMATISM, Prevented by the use of the DREADNAUGHT WATERPROOFING FOR BOOTS. r ERSONS suffering from gout, rheumatism, corns, or tender feet, from whatever cause, may wear their ordinary boots with ease and comfort, after one application of the Dreadnaught Waterproofing. It keeps the feet dry and warm, giving the ease and softness of a kid boot, makes your laces as soft as silk, and gives to all leather twice its upual durability. Sold by all Bootmakers and Storekeepers wholesale by all Merchants and Importers. 5642 B. McCALLUM, High street (oppo- , site City Hotel), Importer and Manufacturer of WATCHES, CLOCKS, & JEWELLERY. £ s d Ladies' Gold Watches from ... 4 10 0 Ladies'Silver Watches from ... 2 10 0 Gents' Silver Hunting Watches ... 2 10 0 Gents' do do English Levers 6,10 0 Just received, via Suez, some extra finished English Levers. American clocks from 8s 6d. All the above are warranted for twelve months. £ s d Ladies'Dress Rings from 0 10 6 Widding and Keepers from ... 0 10 6 Signet Rings from 0 8 6 Gold Lockets from 0 8 6 Stamped and hall marked. Watches and Jewellery bought or exchanged. 4522 CHRISTCHURCH HYDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENT, HALSWELL HOUSE, Lincoln Road (Residence of the late D. Lewis, Esq.) FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN ONLY, Conducted by Mrs Booth. HE Hydropathic system of treatment is a certain cure or relief for every Disease the human frame is liable to. Amongst others, the following special oases may be enumerated as curable by external applications without medicine of any kindLiver and Stomach Complaints Bronchitis, Cancers, Tumors, and Carbuncles, Consumption in its early stages, Dropsy Dyspepsia, Disease of Kidneys, Rheumatism Neuralgia, Siatica And all nervous affections Diseases of the Spine &c, &c, &c. Terms—From two and a half guineas per week, accrding to circumstances and cases. 5531 H. J. WOOD & CO. (Late C. Bonnington and Co.) EG to inform their Friends that they have in Stock a large assortment of Accountßooks, comprising Ledgers, Journals, Cash and Day Books in various bindings, which they are prepared to Sell to Merchants, Tradesmen and Others, at the LOWEST PRICES for Cash. JUST OPENED, A Choice Assortment of Fancy Articles suitable for Presentation, Ladies' and Gents' fitted Travelling Bags, Dressing Cases, Illuminated Albums, Flower Vases, Workboxes, Desks and Jewel Cases, Croquet Sets, and a Variety of Articles too numerous to particularise. Note Papers of all Kinds kept in Stock, including Hand-made and Headed, High street, Christchurch, Dec. 28th, 1876. 4384 SULLIVAN'S COMMERCIAL DINING ROOMS, CASHEL STREET, Next Press Office. .HE Proprietor of the above, ha zing made extensive alterations and additions, is prepared to supply MEALS AND BEDS At all Hours on most reasonable erms. First-class Accommodation for BOARDERS. N.B.—Hot Luncheons Daily from twelv to four. Private Rooms for Ladies. Note the address— CASHEL STREET, Next door to the Press Office. 876 J HE W EEKLY j_ RES S. THE ABOVE NP:WSPAPER Is the only one in the Colonies where the LATEST TELEGRAPHIC AND GENERAL NEWS OF THE WEEK Is Inserted up to the Time of Publication. ■*, 7 Having such a Large Up-Country and Inter Provincial Circulation, it is TTIE BEST MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS, Also, for those readers who cannot avail themselves of our Daily Issue, and is THE LARGEST WEEKLY PAPEJ. In New Zealand. <y< SUBSCRIPTION:—£I PER ANNUM,