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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1958, 3 June 1880, Page 3

M ORSON’S PBPSINE WINE MOESON’S PEPSINE, The best Remedy for Indigestion, MORSON’S CHEMICALS, For Parity are Unsurpassed. MOHSON’S CHEMICAL FOOD. MOESON’S PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMICALS. T. MOBSON AND SON, Manufacturing Chemists, 31, S 3, and 34, Southampton Row, London. Agents for New Zealand—• Sainsbury, Ellisdon & Co, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, DUNEDIN AND CHRISTCHURCH. EUisdon’a Neuralgia Drop, a certain cure for that most distressing complaint— Neuralgia. From the Rev. O. J. Merton, St. John’s Paraonarge, Ferry road. “ After suffering for many years I have found nothing relieve me so speedily or bo effectively. I can confidently recommend it.” SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Agents—Sainsbury, Ellisdon and Go: 4697 TO -m: o_r. ROW" FRIDAY, JUNE 4th. OFFICE~FITTINGS. ME J. G. HAWKKS is instructed by the Manager of the Colonial Bank of New Zealand to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCITON, On the Premises, HEREFORD STREET, The whole of the FIT T.NGS used in the temporary offices, comprising— Cedarjtop counter, desks, screens Shelving, oilcloth, &c., &c. Sale at 11 o’clock. N.B.—The fittings can be inspected on application to the Auctioneer. 6-3 4589 FRIDAY, JUNE 4th, HOUSEHOL D P URNITUEE. ME J. G. HAWKES is instructed by Mr Porter, in consequence of changing hia residence, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his EesMenca, HEREFORD STEB.-.T EAST (Next St. John’s Cottage), The whole of his Furniture and Effects, viz., DRAWING ROOM Handsome suite, in crimson velvet and walnut, inlaid walnut table, card table and whatnot, handsome Brussels carpet, white skin mg and mat, fender, muslin and rep curtains, poles and rings, work table, framed chromos and oleographs, splendid gilt framed pier glass 60 x 50, lustres, fancy carved bracket?, footstools and flower stand, coal vase, scoop, Ac., Ac. DINING SOOM—Suite in hair and cedar, fender and irons, mahogany 100 table, vases, ornaments, Ac. BEDROOMS—Wood and iron bedsteads, palliasses and mattresses, chests drawers, washstands and ware, dressing tables and glasses, Ac., Ac., HALL—Oilcloth, hat and umbrella stand, Ac. KITCHEN—TabIes, chairs, and general furniture. 6-1 Sale at Twelve o’clock. 4590 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. PARTS HOUSE. Victoria Building?, Victoria Street. MRS PORTER, late first Milliner at W. Strange and Co. and J. Ballantyne and Co., has taken the above Premises, and will OPEN them on SATURDAY next, June sth, with an entirely NEW STOCK OF MILLINERY, UNDERCLOTHING, &c., Ac. Mrs. Porter begs to call attention to her novelties in Bonnets, Hats, and Caps, in the latest Parisian fashions, which will be found the cheapest and most stylish in Christchurch. Ladies own materials stylishly and fashionably made up. Special attention paid to alteration of ladies' last season’s Millinery to the present fashion. Paris House, next White’*, Bookseller, Victoria Buildings. 4561 FOE SALE. UPON EASY TEEMS, TEN SECTIONS (i-acres), sitnated on Lincoln road, being the nearest vacant block from South belt. The sections are high, the soil good, and to those in want of really first-class building sites upon easy terms, the above would meet every requirement. The Tramline will run alongside the property. Sale plan may he seen, and particulars obtained at office of undersigned. E. W. ENGLAND, •1456 Tnam street. SYDNEY HOUSE, High Street, FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT JUST OPENED, a First-class Assortment of AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS. A large stock of CVonial Work always on hand, at moderate prices. No*o Address— JOHN SHEEN, Next Duckworth’s Grocery Establishment. 340