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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1560, 18 February 1879, Page 2

THE [LEVIATEIAN sale OB' MEN’S, YOUTHS/ AND £OYS’ CLOTHING la now proceeding at LEEDS HOUSE, CASHEL STREET, Nearly opposite tho ‘"Press” Office. See|ourJreduced price lists. J. Le Masurier & Co. 35 f 0 HOUSEHOLD HAND, LOCKSTITCH Sewing Machines. SOOO; NOW IN USE THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND. SEVEN YEARS tnax nave proved beyond doubt that they are the most simple, lurable. efficient, and satisfactory machine Imported. They have not one single fault. This is an American-made Machine, America is the home of the Sewing Machine, and f,heir immense superiority over Birmingham tud German makes is an established fact, tuy one and you will never regret it. If yon hesitate, ask those who have used them, and you will not be without one. These machines are now fitted with solid bed, and do not require screwing to the table. p YOU PEEPER A TREADLE MACHINE ASK FOR RAYMOND'S No.l. May be had retail from the AMBEIOAN SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, COLOMBO STREET, And from other establishments both in town and country. CRITERION HOUSE. I have pleasure in stating that I have Now OPENED up a SECOND SHIPMENT of SUMMER DRAPERY, EX WAITANGI, And that my ; tock is now Well-Assorted in all go-’ds suitable for the season. Black Silks Coloured Silks Japanese Silks Newest Dress Materials Choice Patterns in Prints Fichus and Crossovers Cashmere Jackets Cloth and Fancy Jackets Brazilian Snnshades Silk Sunshades Alpaca Sunshades Costumes. Corsets Underclothing, &o. House and Table Linen, &o. SPECIAL. —A largo quantity of Dress Goods, bought as a Clearing Lot in the English market, at Extraordinarily Low Prices. IN THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT I have just Received a Large Shipment of Melbourne-made Goods, which in style, finish, and durability will be found fully equal to those made to order, whilst not costing more than one-half the price. everal oases of Men’s Paget Salts, Fashionable Patterns, a decided bargain at 355. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING IN LARGE VARIETY. ROBERT BLACK, HIGH AND LICHFIELD BTRKKTB, nvrwr ■tocrrmrTi, cm HOTHOUSE GRAPES. HOTHOUSE GRAPES. the WHOLE HAVING purchased CROP of T. LORD’S HOTHOUSE GH APES, Which quadruple in weight the product of any < ther Canterbury Vinery, I am now prepared to make arrangements to supply the Trade and Private Families, J. NANCARROW, FRUITERER, 3683 Colombo street. Christchurch. HOT HOUSE GRAPES. HOT HOUSE GRAPES. HOT HOUSE GRAPES. HAVING purchased Mr W, WILSON’S VINERV lam now open to supply the trade and private families. H. MARKS, Manchester street south. 3570 Draper, ' Harters & co. have FO • .SALE, on unnsuallv Favorable Terms, SECTIONS in Wilson’s Nursery, Ferry road, Priea, £sl each • terms, £3 cash, and*£3 every three months until completion. Interst, 10 per cent. DRAPER, CHARTERS & CO., 3489 Hereford street. BOOTS! BOOTS I T. ANDERSON ti EGS to announce to his customers and > the public that he has rge and well mrted Stock of JOSNTB’, LADIES’, AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES, both English and Colonial made, beeidea all kinds of Boots and Shoes made on the Premises, In first-class style, peg. sewn, and dvittad.* Note the address— T. ANDERSON WBTJN BOOT AND SHOR DEPOT, 863 No. 116 Colombo street, Christchurch NOTICE. WALTER SUCKLING, [ Manchester street south, Christchurch, DIRECT m PORTER OF STATIONERY AND FANCY GOOD 3, Also, ?HOTOGAPHIC MOUNTS, which he has for sale at moderate prices. Agent for Canterbury for FERIHER’S SCHOOL INK, 6s per gallon. Coutta’a Guaranteed Acetic Acid. 163