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Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1236, 19 February 1878, Page 1

£23,288 0. Hi. STERLING. THE GREAT SALVAGE SALE WILL COMMENCE ON SilllßAT, FEBSUAEY 9th, AT C. C. AIRMAN’S, CASHEL STREET, OPPOSITE “ PKESS” OFFICE. BUSINESS HOURS—IO A.M. TILL 5 P.M SATURDAYS—IO TILL 9. i G. L. BEATH AND CO. chrb.a.'sp mu o®" EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. B. CASS. CASHEL HOUSE, PREVIOUS TO EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS, SPECIAL VALUE IN CALICOES, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS. ONE SHILLING OFF EVERY POUND FOR CASH-

CANDY & DEWSBURY, TAILORS, CLOTHIEES, AND GENERAL OUTFITTERS, COLOMBO HOUSE, Colombo and Gloucester Streets, Christchurch. TAILORING DEPARTMENT—THEY beg to call attention to their STOCK of BROADCLOTHS, DOESKINS, TWEEDS, FANCY VESTINGS, &c., an inspection of which is respectfully solicited. Having secured the services of a First-class Cutter, they guarantee a Perfect Fit and. Beat Workmanship. / ONLY FIRST-CLASS MATERIALS USED. READY-MADE DEPARTMENT— This Department receives careful attention at our hands, and as we are DIRECT IMPORTERS from the Home Markets, we are prepared to give the best value for money in Christchurch. HATS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c , &c., BOOTS and SHOES of Colonial and Home Manufacture, of best makes in stock, of best quality, at prices defying competition. 169 W- j. DONNELLY, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OP BOOTS AND SHOES, LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S BOOTS made to Order, pegged or sewn; good fit guaranteed. Note the Address-NORTHERN BOOT DEPOT, Victoria street, Whately road, Christchurch. Repairs neatly done, _ W, J, D. is determined not to be undersold by any man intending to pay for nxa goods, 39 CHEAP BOOTS. CHEAP BOOTS. THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN CHRISTCHURCH or all kinds of| BOOTS AND SHOES is B. J. HALE’S BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT, Cashel and Colombo streets, where he is SELLING— Children’s Colonial lace-ups, from Children’s Levant 10-13 Balmorals, from Maid’s 1 and 2 leather lace-ups, from ' ... Ladies’Kid side springs, from ... Gents’ all Kid sewn side springs, from ... Gents' Colonial Watertights, from Babies’ Boots, from la fid per pair. 2s fid per pair, worth 4a fid 5s fid per pair, worth 8s fid 6s fid per pair, worth 9s fid 7s fid per pair, worth 10s fid 14s fid per pair, worth 18s fid 16s fid per pair, worth 20s fid ALL OTHER LINES EQUALLY CHEAP, NOTE THE ADDRESS— B. J a HA.JL E A 1 BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT, CORNER OF CASHEL AMD COLOMBu STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH. 6195 SPECIAL NOTICE !! ! TO MEET THE TIMES AND GIVE CUSTOMERS SATISFACTION. Ali ’STALKER has succeeded in engaging the services of Mr HARRISON, late Ifr/_ _ _ .. « /V 1 1 1 l 1 .‘LHIHah -pOTT/M* TAl* xjlo v v Merchant Tailor, of Cashel street, whose abilities have gained favor for Jnany years for workmanship and fit. Old customers will meet with every possible attention, or any other man. . . „ ~ _ , . A. W. is now showing New Cloths, Coatings, Tweeds, &o. , A. W. has also just received from Melbourne and Dunedin a, splendid assortment of Mens’ and Boys’ Clothing. A decided bargain in Mena’ Suits, 39s 6d. A. W.’s Drapery is newly assorted with every line of useful goods, cheapness being the grand consideration. A. W.’s Costumes are novel and cheap. A. W.’s Millinery is quite unique, and will well repay inspection. Come and see Bonnets and Trimmed Hats before making your purchases, and oblige WALKER, Colombo street Wanted a reapee b!e Youth as apprentice to the drapery 7013 COLOMBO STREET BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT, ESTABLISHED 1860. B JOHN GOODMAN EING determined to EFFECT a SPEEDY CLEARANCE of which is acknowledged , to be one of the LARGEST STOCKS OF BOOTS AND SHOES IN CHRISTCHURCH IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR SHIPMENTS OF GOODS IN HARBOR, AND TO ARB-7E, HAS MADE SUCH REDUCTIONS AS WILL DEFY COMPETITION. Ladies’ French Prenella Boots (Red) 12s, o 10s. Ladies’ House Boots, ss. to 4s. Ladies’ Glove Kid Boots, 10s. fid. to 7s. fid. Maids’ Levant and Kid, Bs. fid to ss, Children’s Balmorals (Ones to Fives) 2s. fid. to Is, fid. 6052 NOTICE. SYDNEY HOUSE, HIGH STREET. JJAVING this day DISPOSED of my BOOT AND SHOE JVIr ALFRED INKES, I beg to thank the public for the patronage so liberally besto upon me during -the past fourteen years, and to solicit the same for my successor, JOHN CAYGILL. I beg to inform my frends and the public that the above business will be under t e manage ment of Mr A, Mills, who has been connected with the same for the past nine years, and that every endeavor will be made to give that satisfaction which will ensure a 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 LONGERNovember 21st, 1877. 7it>o