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Apply lo 2222 TO LEND in Small Sum Good Freehold Security, CHAS. J. FOSTER, Solicitor, Colombo street. tyizf. ■. 4A m v ■m. ■ '" ; ; ■••• «r (P D £ '-vO $ .JsjL FURNITURE & CARPET WAREHOUSE. Gr. MoCLATCinE HAS much pleasure in announcing that his NEWPRE M I S E 3 ARE NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS, THE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Will be found replete with a splendid assortment of New Goods, specially imported and also of colonial manufacture, inspection of which is respectfully solicited, and whic) for completeness, quality, and design, can* not be surpassed in the colonies. CARPETS IN ALL MARES IN NEW AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS. BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, &c. OFFICE FURNITURE, DINING, DRAWING, BEDROOM, AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. Also every other requisite necessary for HOUSE FURNISHING. ALL GOODS AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICKS, £2T Particular attention is called to the SALVAGE STOCK FROM THE LATE F’RE, Which will be Sold at Insurance Valuators Prices, which is considerably below English cost, GEORGE M C CLATCHIE, CASHEL STREET, CHR ISTCHURCH {Opposite the Press Office) 2691 RANGES. RANGES. RANGES. SWEEPING i EDUCTIONS. EXCELSIOR RANGE WORKS. Geo. THOMPSON begs to inform the inhabitants of Christchurch and suburbs, that he is now prepared to supply his COOKING RANGES, WASHING FURNACES, and Stoves of every description, at prices which will defy competition. Price List— Small ranges suitable for families £3 16 0 Cast iron ovens and boiler, 3ft ... 5 15 0 Leamington ranges (my own make) 5 10 0 And all other good* at equally low prices. Country orders, letters by post, telegrams, Ac,, meet wilh expeditious attention. GEO. T H O M P S 0 N, VICTORIA STREET, Opposite Mr Garrard, Gunsmith, 2674 Next Gabites. IMPERIAL SCHIEDAM 8 C H A T A P P S. DR. HASSALL’S REPORT. 'he Analytical and Sanitary Institution, Holborn Viaduct, E.C. London, 9th May, 1877. Received from Mr H. J. id art. rarr F. have subjected & sample of the ! V above-mimed article to a very oareful emical analysis and examination. The results «f the analysis, which are set rth in a separate report, show that this iiri.t ia of good strength, practically free am acidity, tmd that it contains but traces solid matter in solution. Jt possesses a slicate and agreeable aroma, and a pure and ild taste. Mr Hart’s Schiedam Schnapps a very superior article of its class, ia weD trifled, and quite genuine. (Signed) ARTHUR H. HASSAL, M.D., Author of “Food and its Adulteration." OTTO SEifNER, F.C.S , Public Analyst. lii'l'ft# RIAl ■ °3*T «-t> fats w 'm a ' ,,! •• liKs: go s s l* n On'i^Ol? 1 m Mill ties ‘T*nK r < a ' ■" •4 S ' , . 'ffll-.. * ct . <r, fu r-. ‘T , o/L sr ' (jy •■*■ I 1 ***<*■£ j it > ,a ' Alt ■’«.£• „>•' WM. JOHNSON’S REPORT. Government Analytical Laboratory, Melbourne, 2?rd July, 1877. ri J. Hart, Esq. lave the Honor to report for your inform*, that the sample of Imperial Schiedam iapps forwarded by you to me has been xitted to a searching chemical analysis critical examination, the result of which !es mo to state that It is the finest pie of Schnapps that has yet come under lotica. has a pure fragrant odour, and Is absoy tree from any trace of fusil oil or - Injurious impurity, and has evidently distilled from superior rye grain, always instead of malt in the production of )hcice«t qualities of Schnapps, it ia smooth to the palate, and in this ict compares favourably with other i.es offered tor sale. It may bs advised nally suitable for medical or economic 1 have the hov«>r to bu„ 4c., r'laned) WM. JOHNSON. Analytical Chemist, to she Government of Victoria. pure medical spirts, superior to any market, and lower in price, is offered public under the full conviction that fiaporcodo ui3 othors now in uoe. AL id VAKNESTLV SOLICITED WILBO3S', SAW TELL & 00, MBRUHANTS, < ->v ' •*!An.ohnroh