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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1748, 26 September 1879, Page 1

HARDWARE. Mason, Struthers & Co., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, Colombo and I icefield Streets, CHRISTCHURCH. WE beg to call attention to onr LARGE and WELL-ASSORTED STOCK of the above, which (to meet the present depressed times) We have determined to Reduce (where possible) to the lowest remunerative rates. To HOUSEHOLDERS and PARTIES FURNISHING wo can offer great advantages, having on hand an immense stock of all household requisites to choose from, comprising -Fenders, Fireirons, Coal "Vases i and Scuttles, Holloware, Tinned and Enamelled Lamps and Candlesticks, ElectroPlated, Nickel Silver, Britannia Metal and Tinware Dish and Plate Covers, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Mangles, Wringing and Washing Machine*, Tabs, Brushware, Mata, &o. We have always in stock a variety of American Nicknaoks and Novelties, which are found so useful in every home. We have Just Opened Up a Choice Lot of ELECTRO-PLATED WARE from America, which for excellence of quality and newness of designs cannot be surpassed. To CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS we offer special inducements. Our stock just now is excessive in many lines, and we are prepared to quote low for Marble and Slate Mantelpieces, Register Stoves and Ranges. Rim and Mortice Locks and General Builders'lronmongery. Odr stock In these particular lines cannot be excelled in the joloniea, CARPENTERS and JOINERS would do [veil to call and inspect onr stock of tools. This trade is a specialty with _ us, and we mdeavor to obtain all novelties as they 3ome out. We are now landing. a shipment of American Goods, containing a great variety if tools and Yankee notions, which are so nuch inquired after in the colonial marked. Also, always in stock, CoachJ ou Jlders’, B’acksmiths’, Painters’, Paperhangers’ and Glaziers’ Materials. An Extensive S*,ook 0 f Agricultural Implements pn an a t including Garrett and Sons’ Port^ o i e Engine*, Combines, &c. Mason, struthers & co., Colombo and Lichfield streets, &751 CHRISTCHURCH. : STATIONERY. STATIONERY. STATIONERY. o te' A CASES AND BALES OF OOtfc b STATIONERY, Just received, ex late arrivals from London, and consisting of Drapers glazed wrapping paper ~ small hand ~ Donble demy printing paper, coloured and white Quadruple foolscap, printing Double foap, blue and cream wove, flat Large posts •> ». „ . Printers’ cards, white and coloured, all sizes Tissue papers, all the new colours Fine and superfine fcaps, plain and ruled Letter and note papers „ all sizes Hand-made mediums, demy and fcaps, plain and ruled and litho heading Hand-made brief papers, 36 lines Parchment No 1, best plain and ruled and litho headings Green and bine silk ribbons, silk cords, red 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’ materia Colour boxes, from fid to five guineas Mathematical instruments, from 2s to £l2 per set _ Despatch desks, fine assortment in Russia leather, suitable for presents Inkstands in great variety Pens and pencils, all letters Rogers’ and Mappin’s penknives Pocket books, purses, card cases Photo albums, very large assortment, new designs Stationery cabinets in oak, mahogany, walnut and rosewood Field’s non corrosive ink. in J, i-pmts, and quarts, used exclusively by moat of the London banks Stephens’ BB Ink, i, i pints and quarts ~ copying ink, in quarts Lyons’ writing fluid, 3oz, i-pints, nnd quarts Antonie’s copying ink „ . i« Red and fancy coloured inks, all sizes &c., &c, | dec. In short, one of the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY Ever Imported into tho Colony, And being direct importations from the ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS, Places us in a position to offer every line at very moderate prices. CRERAR & WHITCOMBEBOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS, TRIANGLE, COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH 66 NOTICE. I I w. s (From Brice’s, TAFF O K D late at Truefitt’a, Bond treat, London), HAIRDRESSER, WIG MAKER, &0., Respectfully intimates to the publio -that he has commenced in business for himsed IN CASHEL STREET (Opposite Ballantyne and Co.’s), And calls the attention of the public to his I charges. ; Gent’s hair cut in the latest fashion- ? 6 Ladies’ hair dressed „ „ -.10 Children’s hair oat ~ „ ... A All kinds of Plaits, Twist Carls, &0., made at one half the price of any shop in New Zealand. Mrs Stafford superintends i the Ladles’ Department. The combings of ladies’ hair made np in