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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1702, 4 August 1879, Page 4

IF. Gr A. BIT JE WILL HOLD HIS A. IST U A L SALE DRAPERY AND CLOTHING This Weelf and Next, PREVIOUS TO STOCK-TAKING-F. GABITES, YICTOEIA STREET. TREES ! TREES!! TREES !!! ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS. -| f\ 000 APPLES > p EARS. PEACHES, PLUMS, CHERRIES, APRICOTS. Also many thousand gooaeber- Also, about 40,000 Ornamental rieu, currents (red, white and shrubs and conifers, consisting black), strawberries (early sorts), of macrocarpa, insignia, balipensis, age one, two, three, and four fnnebris, Donglasia, sempervirens, years old. Also, many thousands Lawsoniana, tuberculata, pinas. of raspberry canes, my well- . t . jBBfiHEBEnSi tor s> stone pine, laurestinu 3 , known sorts ; also, rhubarb roots, euonymua, rhododendrons, yew, from my very fine stock of se- DOX > lilao > previt, hollies, laurels, ecttd aorta. J*> arbor vitre, Wellingtonia, torulosa, inatipo, English larch, &c, &c, A good variety of rrses and pot plants —lnspection respectfully invited at the Nursery, Hargood road, Woolston. Town address, opposite Reece's, Ironmongers, Colombo street.—N.B.—My new stock of garden seeds will soon be ready. WM. GIMBLEIT. 661 BOOTS ! SHOES !! Great Clearance Sale of Boots and Shoes at CASKCEX, HOUSE BOOT DEPOT, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHDRCH. MR GEORGE having just returned from Melbourne, where he 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 81 Cases, at 30 per cent, disoount, 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 Women's Cashmere boors, from 3s to 4s 6d, „ lace-ups, 7's to 9's, 4s, worth 6s worth 5s 6d to 7a „ „ 10's to 13's, 5a 6d, worth Every description of slippers, from 3a to 5s 7s 6d Men's elastic-sides, at 10s, worth 14s 6d Children's copper toes, 10'sto 13's, ss, worth ' ~ ~ 8s 6d, worth 12s 6d 7s 6d „ Emperors, own make, at 16a worth Children's copper toes. 7's to 9's, 4s, worth 6s i 20a Women's kid boots, from 63 to 14s, worth ' Men's watertights, at 15a, worth 22a 10s to 20s „ lace-ups, at 10s 6d, worth 14s 6d Women's Emperors, from 8s 6d to 10s fid, „ Bluchers, at 8s 6d worth 12a 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— E. aEOROE, I. CASHEL HOUSE BOOT DEPOT, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, Near May and Co., Drapers, The Hall. 2397 COOKHAM BOOT DEPOT, (Next City Hotel) HIGH STREET, OHBISTOHUBCH. CLARK TT3 SACRIFICING his LARGE and VABIED STOCK of BOOTS AND SHOES Cf Every Description, so as to effect A SPEEDY CIiEABANCE. BARGAINS ! BARGAINS ! i BARGAINS ! ! ! SOGER CO.'S SEWING MACHINES! THE SINGER, MANUFAC TURING COMPANY, AND THE 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 exolusivo "Resolution of Thanks" granted by the United States Centennial 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. Pull particulars can be had of MESSRS HOBBS AISTD CO., SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SINGER COMPANY, CATHEDRAL SQCJARE, CHRISTCHURCH. ATKINSON'3 ENERGETIC! FOUNDRY, TUAM STREET. RANGES ! RANGES !! RANGES 1 I ! > REGISTER GRATE A*JD WASHING FURNACE MANUFACTORY, ox-aBLISHED 27 years, eighteen years in Sydney and Victoria, and nine years in I Canterbury. Holds eight of the high?rst honorary certificates of the Chribtchuroh Agricultural Show, first and second prizes at the Ashburton Show for the year 187 S. T. ATKINSON has now the largest Bange Factory in New Zealand, turning out 40 ranges a month, This is the best certificate, as it shows how the public appreciate them, and that they are being judged by competent housewives who know the value of a range they are working with every day. Builders and Contractors would do well to call and see the prices for Castings in their line of business. Highest price given for o!d Cast-iron. 647 UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATONAGE. QUILL'S HOTEL, ASHBURTON, (Opposite Railway Station, and adjoining Post and Telegraph Departments). T3E Proprietor of the above magnificent Hotel begs to announce to Commercial Travellers, Families, and Visitors to this prosperous district that this establishment is acknowledged to be the finest in New Zealand, both as regards its extent of accommodation and the general perfection of its appointments. The private suites of apartments arc specially designed to suit the convenience and privacy of families. The sitting rooms are cheerful and pleasant. Splendid commercial room, and a reading room with one of the bast libraries in the colony. Large sample rooms to mset the requirements of commercial travellers. Bath rooms, billiard saloon, and wines and spirits of the choicest brand?. 403 THOMAS QUILL, Proprietor. RED HOUSE BAKERY GROCERY STORE, Victoria Street, Ch.ri3tch.urch, ARTESIAN W: DOWN AGAIN. 1 GRANT begs to inform the Public JD « that, having a Large Stock of PIPES and FITTINGS on hand, and to arrive, I am SINKING WELLS at the following Low Prices for Cash : 1J Inch, from £4 up. lj Inch, from £5 up. 2 Inch, from £<s 10s up. According to locality, good flows guaranteed, and no dribbles. Old Wells Cleaned out, from 10s up. Branch Piping laid in house?, &c. Rams and Pumps fixed and repaired ; at least, all work connected with water done at lowest prices. Where a pump is required, from 15s to £1 Is extra. Address : F. GRANT, Opposite Mr OfiVood's, Carrier, Ferry road F. G. is open for engagement to tho lower strata. Letters addressod, F. Grant, Phillipstown, punctually attended to. 296 SIMPSON desires to thank the bswxu. public for their past favors and the U U _—. liberal support accorded to him during the -—--- k 0 , , ,_ . „.. . last twelve years he has bem in business, f-T AS }° a S been recognised as the most and, in consequence cf tho increase of his fj*: Ba J tab fl le Breakfast Beverage, it being trade Necessitating his whole time being in flavour and thoroughly wholedevoted to the indoor requirements of his 60me ,', . . r~, , , n arr ia a business, he has employed Mr SHARLANO So" *>y ««* Grooow In 1,2, 4,7, 14, and to ATTEND TO HIS OUTDOOR BUKI- 251 b tln8 ' and NESS. WHOLESALE BY ALL MERCHANTS III'sHARLAWD by most Grocers In 1,2, 4,7, 14, and Mr Sharland's Receipt will be a Sufficient Di.scii.vrg3 of All Accounts Paid to Him. 4890 THE MILLS, I HIGH STREET. 2170 HIGH STREET LOAN AND DISCOUNT OFFICE. HE UNDERSIGNED will LEND MONEY, in large To Jo WATT ER S OFFICE. W-TTTT' ANT) ' rfTwJW* HnHE UNDERSIGNED will WJITE AND BLACKSMITIH, JL LEND MONEY, in large Kivers Right of-Way, Cashel street (back of ij^ik®/fT& or small amounts on all kinds Bank of Australasia). ~, . „„ . ~, **mP^lm£r mr turo, or any other security. Second prize taken at tho A. & P. Association (LJ&fa OLD GOLD AND SILVER Show. 1878. tOF BOUGHT, FOREIGN NOTES COOKING RANGES made to order, from BOUGHT OR EXCHANGED 2ft 6in to Bft, fitted with grills attached OLD coms BOTJGHT apparatus for conveying hot water for baths, _ ~~-".»-j **wu,m^.*. &c , to any part of a building. FROM £5 to £IOOO TO LEND ON PERPrices from £4 10s upwards. The trade SONAL OR OTHER SECURITY, supplied. Special arrangements for fitting TRADE BILLS DISCOUNTED DAILY up hotels, &c. Portable washing boilers on Baok Entranoe In Liohiield Street hand. Hydraulic rams fixed. __. Sixteen years' experience in the above H, A. DAVIS, trade in Ohristohurch. 2503 3272 licensed Pawnbrokeri