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Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1243, 1 March 1878, Page 2

WERTHEIM LOOK - STITCH HAND-MACHINE £4 10s. (WITH EXTRA ACCESSORIES AND LOOSE WINDING WHEEL.) THIS is the Largest,' Best Finished, an* Most Powerful Machine in the World. It cannot be deranged by ordinary use, and works rapidly with the greatest ease. Fitted with the most complete set ot appliances, the “WERTHEIM HAND - MACHINE” is capable of performing the widest range of work. Its application is practically unlimited it will sew any article of clothing, anything that requires stitching, from Maslm to Dressed Calico, Linen, Woollen Cloth, or oven Leather, without change of needle, or alteration of tension. agents; NSW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, Cashel street, Christchurch, 7696 Opposite Cobb and Co.’s Office. EX HEREFORD. 4=l OASESROBERT BLACK TS NOW OPENING UP his FIKST 1 SHIPMENT of deapbei FOR THE AUTUMN SEASON. Ho would desire to state that these goods have been carefully selected by his own buyer in the best Horae Markets, and bought to a large extent for cash. This being the case, he in enabled to mark them at such prices as will ensure a . N SPEEDY CLEARANCE, ' And prove that NEW SEASONABLE GOODS, Offered at the Lowest Remunerative Prices, are cheaper for the buyer, and better value for the money than any other description can be. One object is constantly held in view, viz. : SUPPLYING THE jjBEST ARTICLE AT THE LOWEST PRICE. Inspection and comparison respectfully solicited. LARGE SHIPMENTS NOW BEING LANDED, Ex Carnatic and Wanganui. All Wool Satin Cloths, in black, drab, slate, marone, navy, prune, and myrtle, at Is sd, 2s, 2s 6d, &c. Blue Dress Serges, light and dark shades, at Is 6d, 2s, 2s 4d, &c. One Case Dress Materials —Job price, Is ; usual prices, is 6d, Js 9d, 2s, Black I iv’tre Skirts, thickly Quilted, 5s ild, Ss, 9s 6d, up to 19s, Embroidered Melton (.Toth Skirts, 2s 3d, 3s 6d, 4s 9d, &c , &c. Embroidered Felt Skirts,jss, ss(9d, 7s 9d, &c,, 4 c., &c. DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, HIGH AND LICHFIELDISTREETS. BUSINESS NOTICE. Mr. John Grierson Begs to inform his Friends aud f he Public that be has this day DISPOSED of his STOCK to MESSbS NORTHrY and McKENZIE, who have had large experience in the P rapery Trade, and while thanking his old customers for their kindness, he solicits a continuance of the same to his Successors. High street, Christchurch, February 13th, 1878, 138 WITH reference to the above, we beg to inform the inhabitants of Christchurch and surrounding districts that we have PURCHASED the DRAPERY BUSINESS from Mr JOHN GRIERSON, and trust (by supplying good value, combined with civility and attention), to share the support hitherto afforded our predecessor. TUB STOCK HAVING BEEN ;PHECHASED Considerably UNDER ENGLISH COST, And on very advantageous terms, W ill be offered at SWEEPING REDUCTIONS. This is an opportunity rarely placed before the public, but on account of the season being advanced, the whole MUST BE CLEARED To make room for lARGE SHIPMENTS OF AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS. The ESTABLISHMENT will be CLOSED on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 14th and 15th insts., for the purpose of RE-MARK-ING THE STOCK. THE SALE WILL COMMENCE ON SATURDAY, 16th, Open at 10 Sharp, NORTHEY & McKENZIE. N.B.—AH Goods will be Marked with Red Ink in Plain Figures, High street, Christchurch, February 13th, 1878, 139 IF YOU WANT GOOD BOOTS, TRY T. ANDERSON’S OWN MAKE, For Style and Quality, Superior to Any Other House in Town. PEG, SEWN, and RIVETED made on the premises, besides a Large Assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Kid and Levant, always on hand. NOTE THE ADDRESS— T- ANDERSON. DUBLIN BOOT AND SHOE DE?OT