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Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 914, 30 May 1877, Page 4

BEFORE PURCHASING- ELSEWHERE, VISIT TURNER'S SEWING MACHINE DEPOT. TTTEB3 YOU CAN SELECT A MACHINE FROM THE LARGEST STOCK IN CANTERBURY. You wiU GET A PRINTED GUARANTEE, WARRANTING THE MACHINE EOE TWELVE MONTHS, And Lave the advantage of Purchasing from a Practical Man. You can get one there on the MOST REASONABLE TERMS, viz., FIVE SHILLINGS PER WEEK. CHARLES TURNER, SEWING MACHINIST & ENGINEER, Colombo street, two doors from Cookham House. d LAMPS, GLOBES, GLASSES, &c, HOLI.OWARE. TINWARE. A GOOD STOCK OF THE ABOVE AT LOWEST PEIOES, AT C. "W. TOMPKINS’, TINSMITH, COPPERSMITH, AND BRAZIER, UASHKL STREET, V. _ 4774 HOT COFEEE. HOT COCOA. HOT TEA. AL L HO T. ALL who would have a NICE CUP of the above (that cheers, especially on a Col Winter’s Day), made as should be, with all their Aromatic Flavours, and served as you like it, at the Moderate Charge of THREEPENCE PER CUP, should call at the COFFEE ROOMS of the undersigned, situated between Langdon and Judge’s and Mein’s Butcher Shops, COLOMBO STREET, OPPOSITE THE TRIANGLE. J. P. OLIVER & CO, 5464 Proprietors. IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT. J ARGE ADDITIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO THE STOCK BY THE ARRIVAL OF THE W AIM ATE AND NORHAM CASTLE, INCLUDING 200 PAIRS OP CHILDRENS WALKING SHOES, * AND THE USUAL LARGE STOCK OF LADIES’ ENGLISH & FRENCH BOOTS The Enlargement of the Premises is now completed, which makes THE IMPERIAL THE LARGEST & MOST UNIQUE SHOE DEPOT IN CHRISTCHURCH MANUFACTURING OF ALL KINDS DONE ON THE PREMISES. IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT, ADJOINING DUNSTABLE HOUSE CASHEL STREET. 34

WANTED THE PUBLIC OE CANTERBURY TO KNOW THE CASH t'JBXCE LIST AT THOMSON’S CO-OPEEATIYE STOEES, COLOMBO STREET. Sugars, 5d per lb, s£d per lb, 6d per lb, crushed loaf, 7d per lb Finon Haddocks, Is 4d Salmon, Is ; Corn Flour, (id Coffee, Is 8d; Chocolate, Is 6d, Cocoa, Is 8d Dried Apples, 8d per lb A Good Rice, 3d per lb Green Peas, Is 3d per 11b tins A LARGE ASSORTMENT of AMERICAN GOODS at less than COST PRICE. Goods Delivered to all parts of Town and Suburbs free of charge. New Season’s Tea, per 121 b, boxes, £1 Do, Superfine, £1 5s Do, Delicious flavour, £1 10s Hops, per lb, 2s Sardines, large, lOd; small, 6d Pears and peaches, per 241 b tins, Is 6d American Brooms, Is 6d, Is 9d, 2s, 2s 6d ONE TEIAL EESPECTEULLY SOLICITED. N.B.—A Splendid ASSORTMENT of First class CHEESE, BUTTER and EGGS, CHICKEN WHEAT and BARLEY, at CURRENT RATES. Address— W. THOMSON, CO-OPERATIVE STORES, COLOMBO STREET. 552 0

W. M. SUTCLIFFE FAMILY GROCER THE TRIANGLE, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, JJJAS JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID SHIPMENT OP NEW SEASON TEAS, IN HALF CHESTS AND BOXES, Which will be sold at prices to Defy Competition as to quality and flavour. TEAS to suit all tastes, MINED or BLACK, at 2s 6d, 3s, and 3s 6d per lb,, or packed in boxes of 121 b, nett, weight guaranteed, at 28s, 30s, 335, and 40s. Two-aud-a-half per Cent. Discount allowed for Cash. N.B.—Carts call for and deliver orders daily in town or suburbs free of charge 5355 LYTTELTON BRANCH. CO-OPERATIVE STORE, LONDON ST BEET, LYTTELTON. IT HE advantages of CASH PURCHASES will be found by paying a visit to the above 1 establishment, where, on and after the present date, every article will be offered at a shade over wholesale rates. ONE SHILLING in the Pound will be returned to buyers of 20s worth of goods, and a Ticket for a Chance in an Art Union, which will be drawn for at the Oddfellows’ Mall, consisting of MANY COSTLY AND USEFUL PRIZES. Holders of Tickets have the option of drawing their value IN CASH during the Christmas week, 1877. P.S.-T.M. trusts the Public will co-operate [with him in this experiment. May 22nd. 5719