l&TOW it came to pass, that in the 41st uLy year of the reign of Victoria the Queen that there was a certain city built upon the plains, and the people of this city were a very busy people and TIME was precious unto them, even like gold and silver and precious stones ; and it came to pass that the artificers who divided the time between the rising and setting of the sun, and of dividing the hours thereof, said —Behold t> is people which is gathered here together, from all parts of the earth and from among all nations; behold ! they have gotten houses and lands and cattle, and are filled with the good things of the earth, let us therefore lay up'-n them burdens grievous to be borne and make them pay unions portions of their possessions, that we too may speedily become rich: and it was so. And the people groaned under their heavy burden —And be hold, in the fullness of time a man appeared in their midst whose surname was R TLAND, a watchmaker, and he abode in the street which is called ( olombo. And he cried unto the people and said, come unto me, I will deliver you and release your yoke from off your shoulders ; for behold, he cried, I am a worker in watches and clocks and in gold and silver and precious stones, and I will work for you, take away your trouble, - and I will clean your watches and your clocks for- five shillings each—ye shall no longer pay ten pieces of silver as heretofore but five. And be stood forth and eded, yet again—lf yon will give unto me but a small portion of what ye have given unto ethers, beh- Id then your wives and your daughters shall wear chains of gold around their necks, and bauds of gold and of silver upon their arms, and rings upon iheir fingers and in their ears. And moreover he said, 1 will give unto yon that which is desired of all men and which shall be of service to thee; and I will sell unto thee watches which no man can surpass for tw o pounds each. And it was so that the people flocked unto him. and did buy of him, for he dealt fairly with the people and sold unto them goods w-hich no man could surpass. «nd la ! he remaineth in the city unto this day. flow therefore, O ye people, ye sons aud daughters of Christchurch, flock unto him, and he will serve you well. Behold his surname is RU i LAN D, and his shop in the street which is called Colombo, and is next to Ich’s Auction Booms, and opposite City Hotel, Christchurch 613 T. J. WATTEES, WHITE AND BLACKSMITH Kiver’s Right of-way, Cashel Street (Back of Bank of Australasia), COOKING RANGES made to order, from 2ft. Gin. to Bft., fitted with grills, attached apparatus for conveying hot water for baths, vVc., to auy part of a building. Prices from £4 10s upwards. The Trade Supplied. Portable Washing Boilers on hand. Hydraulic rams fixed. Sixteen years experience in the above tirade in Christchurch. 2371 WATCHES. NOVELTIES in English and American Machine-made WA' OHES. Thomas Russell and Son’s Silver Hunting Lavers, £4 10a. Silver Hunting English Escapement Watches, £3 17s 6d. Waltham Lever Watches, £4 10 s. Elgin National Watch Co.’s Levers, £4 10s R. Stamp ford’s Silver Hunting Levers, £7 10s. Rotherham’s Silver Bunting Levers, £B. Gents’ Silver Hunting Watches, £2 ss. Large size, do., £3 10a. Ladies Open-face Watches, £2 6s. Ladies’ Gold Watches, £3 10s. Ladies’ Gold Hunting Watches, £4 10a. To be had of G. T. WHITE, WATCHMAKER, jeweller, and IMPORTER, COLOMBO STREET, Four i 'oois from Gee's Confectionery, Also, Lever Clocks, at J2s 6d; American Out taae Clocks, 8s 6d j d 0,., do., j Striking, 12s 6(1 } do., do., Alsrw, i 0» 6d, I do do Gothic 12s 6d ; eight-day do, 245. Written guarantee given with each watch and clock A. OSBOENTODEETAKEE, Cashel street, Opposite Twenty-man and Cousin’s, conducted in TOWN and COUNTRY cheaper thau any | other house in the colony. f nOKYER’S SULPHUR HAIR a * _ RESTORER will darken gray hair and in a few days restore completely its natural color. The effect is superior to that produced by auy instantaneous dye, and the sulphur restorer does not injure the skin. Sold in largo bottles, Is 6d each, by chemists and hairdressers.
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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1568, 27 February 1879, Page 4
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