Page 1 Advertisements Column 2

Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1700, 1 August 1879, Page 1

STATIONERY. STATIONERY. STATIONERY. QfcC/i CASES AND BALES OF OOtSb STATIONERY, Just received, ex late arrivals from London, and consisting of Drapers glazed wrapping paper ~ small hand ~ Double demy printing paper, coloured and white Quadruple foolscap, printing Double fcap, blue and cream wove, flat Large posts ~ ~ Printers’ cards, white and coloured, all sizes Tissue papers, all the new colours Pine and superfine foapa, plain and ruled Letter and note papers ~ all sizes Hand-made mediums, deray and foaps, plain and ruled and litho heading Hand-made brief papers, 36 lines Parchment No 1, best pla>n and ruled and litho headings Green and blue silk ribbons, silk cords, red tape ■Whatman’s drawing papers, guaranteed perfect Cardboards, pasteboards, Bristol boards Tracing cloth and papers, best French Two million envelopes, blue, cream, fancy colours, all sizes White and coloured blotting papers Damping papers Complete assortment of artists’ materials Colour boxes, from 6d to live guineas Mathematical instruments, from 2s to £l2 per set Despatch desks, fine assortment in Russia leather, suitable for presents Inkstands ia great variety Pens and pencils, all letters Rogers’ and Mappin’s penknives Pooket books, purses, card cases Photo albums, very large assortment, new designs Stationery cabinets ia oat, mahogany, walnut and rosewood Field’s non-corrosive ink, in i-pints, and quarts, used exclusively by moat of the Loudon banks Stephens’ BB ink. i, i pints and quarts i> copying ink, in quarts Lyons’ writing fluid, 3oz, J, i-pints,. and quarts Antonie’s copying ink ~ ~ Red and fancy coloured inks, all sizes &c., &c,, &c. In short, one of the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS OP PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONER? Ever Imported into the Colony, And being direct importations from the ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS, Places us in a position to offer every line at very moderate prices. CBEEAE & WHITCOMBS- • BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS, TRIANGLE, COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH 66 Ulster Boot Depot. Messrs mcSwigan & burns havo OPENED those well-known corner premises in HIGH AND LICHFIELD STREET, Christchurch, Opposite the Borough Hotel, with a Well Assorted Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, which for Price, Material, and Workmanship will be found to o unpars favorably with any establishment in Christchurch. All orders entrusted to them will be executed in a good, workmanlike manner, and ia the atest fashion. 4459 EPOT -^TOOD WARD’S JgOOT TRIANGLE, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH (Opposite the Hall). BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE PRIORS, Quality undeniable. Prices low. THE LAEGESX STOCK IN OHEISTCHKECH TO SELECT PEOM. Mem.—The Governor omitted to call “his dear’s” attention to this unrivalled Establishment, but all Canterbury is invited to call On Woodard, when their boots get low, And see his well assorted show 01 Boots and Shoes—they’re all the go And selling off quite rapidly. Your feet will show another sight In Woodard boots, so strong and light. So nicely fitting, neat, net tight. You’ll keep them ia your memory. When the now budget is displayed, j9nd facta and figures all arrayed. May it still find increasing trade, And general prosperity. And Woodard’s Budget— that’s the thing, Cheap Boots for every class will bring ; And Woodard, hs will ever sing The praises of economy. 76 J. li. FLEMING IRONMONGER. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN FOR BUILDERS AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY. Always in stock a large ASSORTMENT OP Cooking Ranges, Register Grates, Fenders, Fire Irons, &0., English and American Cutlery, Electro-plated Goods, Carpenters’ and Joniers’ Tools, from the best English and American manufacturers, Corrugated Iron, from 5 to 10 feet lengths, Fencing Wire, Nos. 7 to 10, Room Papers of all designs and quality, at very low prices ; Oils, Paints, Varnishes, and colors of every description. —A Large Assortment of Single and Double barrelled Muzzle and Breech-loading Guns, Powder, Shot. &c. Building Materials of all Descriptions on Sale. Note the Address—if STREET WEST, and CORNER lANCHESTER and ST. ASAPH STREETS.] 41C3