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Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1200, 8 January 1878, Page 1

Customers can now secure Tickets for G. L. BEATH & Co.’s Third Grand Distribution of NEW YEAR’S GIFTS (gratis), at ARGYLE HOUSE. 1500 GIFTS—TOTAL VALUE _ - - - £IOOO Os. Od.

JJEMEMBER A SINGLE PAIR OF BOOTS AT WHOLESALE PRICE If you want good Boots, And cheap they are, At Wholesale Price a single pair Of Hyde’s own make renown, A first-class fit is always found. The Ladies are beginning to say Some first-class Boots we buy At wholesale Price a single pair Of Hyde’s own make renown, Every week more demand is found The working men confess For summer wear the best, Are Bluchers cost five half-crowns Of Hyde’s own make only 8 and 9 are found Upon my word the cheapest Boot in town The country people when in town Eagerly inquire for Hyde’s own make Where are they to be found ? At Wholesale Price a single pair From High street Corner Shop in th( middle ot the town. HYDE’S BOOT FACTORY, (OPPOSITE STRANGE & C 0..) HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. NOTICE. SYDNEY HOUSE, HIGH STREET HAYING this day DISPOSED of my BOOT |AND SHOE BUSINESS to M: ALFRED INNES, 1 beg to thank the public for the patronage so liberal!} bestowed upon me during the past fourteen years, and to solicit the same for on successor, JOHN CAYGILL. I beg to inform my frends and the public that the above business will be under th« manage ment of Mr A. Mills, who has been connected with the same for the past nim years, and that every endeavor will be made to give that satisfaction which will ensure : share of public support. ALFRED INNES. N. B.—Every description of Boots and Shoes made to order, and repairs neatly executed THE REDUCTION SALE WILL CONTINUE FOR ONE MONTH LONGER. November 21st, 1877. 719( CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES. MESSES. HOBDAY AND CO. BEG to inform the Public that they have just opened, ex Loch Fleet and mail steamer, a Large Assortment of NOVELTIES and FANCY GOODS suitable for th< Christmas Season, comprising LADIES’ MOTHER HUBBARD STRAW HATS. LADIES’ “DUCHESS GAINSBORO” RUSTIC Do. Do. LADIES’ FANCY SUNSHADES. LADIES’ LACE FICHUS. A Large Assortment of LADIES’ MOROCCO LEATHER BAGS and FANC\ STRAW BASKETS. CHINESE FANS. LADIES’ DRESS HOLDERS. SILK AND LACE SCARFS, COLLARETTES, &c., &c. DRESS BUTTONS in all Colors. DRESS SEQUINS. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS NOVELTY. A Complete INFANT’S OUTFIT, elegantly fitted, in FANCY BOXES. LADIES’ Do. Do. Do. JOSEPHINE KID CLOVES at 8s On, By the Mail, One'Case JOSEPHINE KID GLOVES, ■warranted sound Jand genuine 3s fid per pair, HOB ID A Y A IN' ID C O. WATERLOO HOUSE, CORNER CASHEL AND COLOMBO STREETS. 650, STUDY YOUR INTERESTS & BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT DA YEN PORT’S, Til lAN GLE HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, WHERE YOU WILL get the BEST VALUE FOR MONEIi NEW PRICE LISTs Good blacß tea, ‘2a, or la lOd by taking 121ba Very superior do, 2s fid, or Sa 4d do Extra suporflue, Sa, or 2a lOd do Finest plantation coffee, fresh roasted and ground, Is 8d Fry’s chocolate, Is fid ;; Taylor’s cocoa, Is 8d New elema raisins, fid New currants, 5d and fid : Sultanas, 8d New figs, boxes 21b net weight, Is 4d New assorted Tasmanian jams, 8d per tin New dried apples, fid per lb Best Yellow Soap, 7d per bar ; Motlled, 10( Best rice, 3d; Best ground rice, 4d Sago, 5d : Tapioca, fid Sardines, small, fid ; ana arge, 10 each Vermicelli and Maccaroni, Is per lb Sugars at wholesale prices Keiler’s Marmalade, per lb tin, lOd Fresh lobsters, Fresh Herrings, lOd each Brown’s Cornflour, per lb packet, fid A TRIAL KEBPEECEULLY SOLICITED, W. H. SUTCLIFFE, FAMILY GROCEK, THE TRIANGLE, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, AS JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID SHIPMENT OF NEW SEASON TEAS, H I|N HALF CHESTS AND BOXES Which will be sold at prices to Defy Competition as to quality and flavour. TEAS to suit all tastes, MIXED or BLACK, at 2s fid, 3s, and 3s fid per lb., or packed in boxes of 121 b, nett, -weight guaranteed, at 28s, 30s, 335, and 40s. Two-and-a-half per Cent. Discount allowed for Cash. N.B.—Carta call for and deliver orders daily in town or suburbs free of chargo. 6351

GIFT 8. G I F T S. COSTUMES, COSTUMES, COSTUMES, Worth 25s 6d, Eoh 16s 9d. LACE CURTAINS LACE CURTAINS, LACE CURTAINS, Worth 10s 6d, Eor 6s 9d. JAPANESE SILKS, SILKS, SILKS, Worth 2s, Eor Is BJd. EL E. MAY & CO., THE HALL, HIGH STREET. 6905 MONET SAVED. MONET MADE. H. JONES, MODEL BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT Next Bank of Australasia, Cashel street. H. J., has now on sale a Large Stock of Gents’, Ladies’, and Childrens’ Boots and Shoes, from Lowest prices upwards. Every description of Pegged, Sewn and Rivetted Boots and Shoes made on the premises. TRY OUR OWN MADE BOOTS. DREADNOUGHT WATER-PROOFING FOR BOOTS AND SHOES ON SALE. 6872 HOT COFFEE. HOT COCOA. HOT TEA. A L L HO T. ALL who would have a NICEjJCUP of the above (that cheers, especially on a Cold Winter’s Day), made as it should be, with all their Aromatic Flavours, and served as yon 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 gTREET> OPPOSITE THE TRIANGLE. J. P. OLIVEE & CO, gi64 Proprietors. B. HALE & CO., \JL TENT, TARPAULIN, FLAG, HORSE CLOTH, AND OILSKIN CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS, AND ROPE MAKERS, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. WE have now ready a large and superior stock of Tarpaulins and Rickcloths, aU sizes : Calico, American Drill, Duck, and Canvas Tents and Flies; Canvas and Indiarubber Hose for Gardens ; Flags of all descriptions ; Manilla, Hemp, and Max Rope and Clotheslines ; Plough Line in the coil, and tapered do. ; and the usual assortment of our other goods. . , ~ MARQUEES ON HIRE-Sizes from 12 x 24 to 25 x 80 and 65 feet diameter. Direct Importers of Everything Connected with the Trade. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Ordersjby Post or Telegram Punctually Attended to. PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION. 7042 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. J. SMITH, GAS FITTER, BELLHAHGEB, PLUMBER, LOCKSMITH, TIN, IRON, AND ZINC WORKER. FS. thanks the inhabitants of Christchurch and suburbs for past favors, and begs to . inform them that ho has REMOVED from Whately road to the Premises lately 3cupied by W. Tompkins, Cashel street, near the Bridge, and hopes by strict attention ) business, combined with moderate charges, to still merit a share of public favor. Hydraulic Rams, Pumps, Beer Engines, Steam, Hot, and Cold Water Pipes, Baths, c., Fixed and Repaired. ts- PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRESSJ. SMITH, Licensed Q-asfitter, &c., CASHEL STREET, NEAR THE BRIDGE. 6912 AS FITTER, BELLHANGER, LOCKSMITH, and LAMP MAKER Hot and • Stoves, and Opposite Mason and Strothers’ New Buildings. 68US