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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1685, 15 July 1879, Page 4

BOOTS ! SHOES !! Great Clearance Sale of Boots and Shoes at CA SHEL HOUSE BOOT DEPOT, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. MR GEOEGE having just returned from Melbourne, where ho was induced to make LARGE PURCHASES of BOOTS AND SHOES at 30 per cent, under English prices, proposes to Offer all those Goods, in all 84 Cases, at 30 per cent, discount, and 2s on Every Pound Cash. The SALE Commences THIS DAY (SATURDAY), 14th June, and will continue for Two Months, viz , until 4th August, on which day I will be closed for stock-taking. Goods consist of : Children’s lace boots, Is, worth 2s „ lace ups, 7’sto9’s, 4s, worth 6a 10’a to 13 s, 5s Cd, worth 7s 6d Children’s copper toes, 10’s to 13’s, ss, worth 7s 6d Children’s copper toes, 7’s to 9’s, 4s, worth 6s Women’s kid boots, from Gi to 14s, worth 10s to 20s Women’s Emperors, from Ss 6d to 10s 6d, worth 12s 6d to 14s 6d The Stock being too large to particularise, all other Lines will be Reduced in proportion. OBSERVE THE ADDRESS 3D . CASHEL HOUSE BOOT DEPOT, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, Near May and Co., Drapers, The Hall. 2397 Women’s Cashmere boots, from 3a to 4a 6d, worth 5a 6dto 7s Every description of slippers, from 3s to 5s Men’s elastic-sides, at 10s, worth 14s Cd ~ ~ 8s 6d, worth 12s Cd „ Emperors, own make, at ICs worth 20a Men’s watertights, at 15s, worth 22a ~ lace-ups, at 10s Cd, worth 14s Cd „ Bluchers, at 8s 6d worth 12s Cd GEOEGE, COOKHAM BOOT DEPOT, (Next City Hotel) HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. ANDREW OLARK SACRIFICING his LARGE and VARIED STOCK of BOOTS AND SHOES Of Every Description, so as to effect A SPEEDY CLEARANCE. BARGAINS I BARGAINS ! ! BARGAINS ! ! ! 4671 TIMBER JLJSF33 BROWN’S RAILWAY SIDING, SOUTH BELT, EAST. TIMBER, &o. Kauri pine Black pine Red pine White pino Yellow pino Clear pine Oregon pine Baltic pine Blue gum Red gum Stringy bark Totara Cedar Palings Shingles &c, &c,, 2,000,000 FEET. &c. COALS AND FIREWOOD. BEST NEWCASTLE and Colonial COALS BEST FIREWOOD, in long or short lengths Town orders delivered by my own drays. Country orders by rail direct from siding. No extra cartage. CORRUGATED IRON. 50 TONS. COUNTES’S SLATES, 60,000. And a very largo assortment of DOORS, SASHE3, MOLDINGS, &b„ and all the manufactured lines cf the trade. Orders promptly attended to. J. T. BROWN, 99 OFFICES AND RETAIL YARDS, TIT AM STREET. SINGER CO.’S SEWING MACHINES! THE SINGER MANUI’ACT URING COMPANY, AND THE 1876. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION. 1876. Showing that the Singer Manufacturing Company Carried off the Great Honors, what they consisted of, and why they were so awarded. Ist. Three medals of honor and four diplomas of merit, granted by the United States Centennial Commission, 2nd. Special award recommended by the committee on state and collective exhibits and buildings. 3rd Special and exclusive “ Resolution of Thanks” granted by the United States Gentennial Board of Finance. 4ch. Special and exclusive “Scroll of Honor” from the committee of ladies. This array of honors is conceded to be the great culminating victory of any single exhibition at the Centennial. Full particulars can be had of MESSRS HOBBS AJNJD CO., SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SINGER COMPANY, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. B. 331 A L E & C 0., SAIL, TENT, TARPAULIN, FLAG, HORSE CLOTH, AND OILSKIN CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS AND ROPE MAKERS, CASHEL STREET, OHBISTCHHROH. "I" IST of some of our IMPORTATIONS always In STOCK Navy and tarpaulin JLJ canvas, 24in. and 36in., linen and cotton ducks, American drill, calico, banting, Europe and Manilla rope, plough and lead lines marline, spnnyarn, seaming, roping, net, and shop twines, palms and needles, common, patent, and iron blocks, pitch and tar, indiarubber hose and fittings, fishing, cricket, and horse nets, linseed, colza, castor and neatsfoot oils, tilt hoops, felt drugetting, &c., &0., &o. LIST of our MANUFACTURES, ALWAYS in STOCK, and MADE to ORDER Sails, rick and threshing cloths, tarpaulin waggon and cart tilts, patent engine and co"mbmo covers, reaping and binding machine covers, canvas, duck, drill and calico tents and flys, canvas, hose, oilskin coats and leggings and trousers, flax rope, halters, and clothes lines, flags. &0., &c., &c. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION 3824

UNCLE SAM’S PAWN OFFICE, Q, STEW AST begs to In'SvwPa O• form tha public that ho prepared to LEND MONEY kJiySh sums from la to £SOO, on Clothing, Jewellery, Plate, fe J|| Merchandise, Bills of Lading, N.B.—Ladles’ and gentlemen’s wearing apparel bought, sold, or exchanged. A large' quantity of new and secondhand jewellery of all descriptions to be sold cheap. Note the Address—S. STEWART Licensed Pawnbroker, Lichfield street, near the Oddfellows’ HalL I KED HOUSE BAKERY AND QBO CBRY STORE, Victoria Street, Christchurch, S SIMPSON desires to thank the O public for their past favors and the liberal support accorded to him during the last twelve years he has been in business, and, in consequence of tho increase of his trade ‘necessitating his whole time being devoted to the indoor requirements of his business, he has employed Mk S HARLAN D to ATTEND TO HIS OUTDOOR BUSINESS. Me Siiabland’s Receipt will be a Sufficient Discharge op All Accounts Paid .to Him. 4890 T. J. Watt Eß s WHITE AND BLACKSMITIH, Kivers Eight-of-Way, Cashel street (back of Bank of Australasia). Second prize taken at the A. & P. Association Show, 1878. COOKING RANGES made to order, from 2ft Gin to Bft, fitted with grills, attached apparatus for conveying hot water for baths, &0., to any part of a building. Prices from £4 10s upwards. The trade supplied. Special arrangements for fitting up hotels, &o. Portable washing boilers on hand. Hydraulic rams fixed. Sixteen years’ experience in the above trade inlChrietchnrch. 2503 A_ ETESIAN W ELLS, IJin. boro from £4, IJin. £5, 2in. £6 5a and upwards—for cash. Good Flows Guaranteed. A superior stock of pipes, pumps, tsps and fittings, always on hand from the hist makers. E. J. MARTIN, Comer Kilmoro and Barbadces street, 1703