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Cr. L. BEATS AND CO.’S GREAT A -N3STJ AX. STOCKTAKING SALE Commenced Saturday, July 10th. This Week. os uiiii ir .w Iftid or Bona Fide Bargains. ana Y E E Catalogues issued HOUSE. CHIB I* EST DBAPBBT IN' THE CITY. 13 . RETIRING EROM THE TRADE. C A. S S, c a sh: x: x h o tj s x. YYTITT, rOMMBNCB a <JATP EXTRAORDINARY on SATURDAY NEXT, 12th June, to bo continued throughout the remainder of the WINTER SEASON, w“ - -—«- >■"“>" *“ 4°"^'" st pri " e r r Gooa ■ e ~ penees are [paid, thua ALLOWING ALL CLEAR PEOFIT to go to hi. Cuatomera. 18. cA.S S, THEgIBUSINESS IS FOR SALE~fT O jj gj Cashel Street, Christchurch. A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A MAN OP CAPITAL. 3585 CAS H IB Xj GEO. M’CIiATCHIB, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, OASHBL STREET WEST, BEGS to intimate to the publio of Christchurch and surroundin district that he has added the UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT To his business, which branch will be carried on under the stylo or name of M’CLATCHIE, MOULE & 00., Mr HOULE, who has had many years’ London experience, which will be a guarantee as to the manner in which it will be carried out, and has also carried on the Undertaking Business in Chnstohuroh for Several Years, will conduct the management of this Department. A HEARSR, with all the Latest American Improvements, has been built expressly for them by Messrs W. Moor and Son, of Ohristohnrch to which a MOURNING COACH is being added. FUNERALS attended to, in Town or Country, at Moderate Charges. Instructions by post will meet with prompt atten i 75 AT . X> . BAESHT ~g~ g~AS much pleasure In Informing his Customers and the Publio generally that he has JUST OPENED a SPLENDID LOT of GOO M tailoring department^ CONSISTING OF # Scotch and West of England Tweeds, Fancy Coatings, &c. SUITS MADE TO OEDEE ® OM TO fs BB >4 DE S|g. Aia^msreUOTEirToilEK 0 ™!? INSPECTION INVITED. NOTE THE ADDEESSM 13. BAESHT, Tailor, Clothier, and Outfitter. Colombo Street. Christchurch. Three Doors from the City Hotel. FOB STYLE

FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. W. S. KING- & CO., ■ A N IT F A 0 T;U RER, D IRBGT MPORTERB and OF AUj kinds of BINDERS, 17HRB - IRONS. &c.. -pURNITDRB OARPETS, RENDERS, Jj* JC From the American and English Manufacturers, N.B.—A special Discount to A Large Assortment Now on View at their Rooms. Cash Purchasers. 77 W. S. KING & CO., HIGH STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. C. W. DUCKWORTH, GROCER, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, NEAR STRANGE’S BUILDINGS. Good Black Tea ... Superior Black or Mixed Finest Imported Bright Yellow Sugar Pine White Crystal ... Cut Loaf Sngar ... Currants Muscatels Sultana Raisins Fry’s Cocoa 33. S A. L« E & G 0., sail, tent, tarpaulin, flag, horse cloth, and oilskin clothing MANUFACTURERS AND ROPE MAKERS, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. WHO3L.BSA,IjB_AJSrD RETAIL HORSE CLOTHS. HORSE CLOTHS. WE have made great improvements in the manufacture of oar Horae Cloths this season, and om Customers may depend upon getting a First- Uass Article at a L ° W lSSe e Buyers liberally dealt with, and as wo keep a very Large Stock of different qualities’ on hadn, we can execute orders by post or telegram at a momenta notice. We invito inspection before buying elsewhere. OILSKIN CLOTHING. We have a very Large and Superior Stock of Oilskin Clothing, comprising Leatherbound Coats and Leggings, Yellow and Black Coats, Jackets, Trousers (Double and Single), Leggings, Sou’-westers and Capes, which we are soiling at prices to suit the times. SHEEP NETTING. We have a very Large Stock of Sheep Nets in Stock, which we have determined to sell at a very Low Price to effect a clearance. Prices from I7a each. Also, Our usual stock of Dray Cloths, Loin Covers, Tarpaulins and Tents of all descriptions, and all kinds of Ropes, Lines, &c,, &c. W. GIMBLBTT NURSERYMAN, SEEDSMAN, FRUITERER AND GREENGROCER. Wholesale and Retail. Shop and Produce Store, Colombo street (opposite Reece’s). Nursery, Fruit, and Vegetable Gardens, Ferry and Hargood’s road, Woolston. HAS mnch pleasure in notifying to his friends and the public that the • Nursery Grounds are under the management of Mr A. J. Abbott (late from Exeter Nurseries), through whose well-known ability and his acquaintance with the requirements of the public, I hope to command a more extensive patronage by supplying only articles of sterling merit. My Apple Trees are unusually fine samples, embracing a large collection (of which the public will have the advantage of their being chiefly carefully tested and proved in my own extensive orchard), numbering several thousands Other fruits eonallv fine. My Raspberry Canes are unsurpassed. Rhubarb Roots ate still an unequalled sample, comprising Hyatt's Linncos, Mitchell’s Early Albert (true), Victoria, Giant, *o„ which are far too well-known and esteemed to require comment beyond the fact that my stock is all propagated strictly by division of the roots, and I the public by unworthy seedlings. Many thousands of Red, White, and Black Currants and Varieties of Gooseberries, very strong and fine, . pecnal attention s R lv t Seed Department. In Peas several fine new sorts, including Turner s Dr. McLean, ine Shah, Unique, G. F. Wilson, Standard, Supplanter, &o. ; together with many well known varieties, and a general collection of the finest varieties of vegetables. All proved before sent out. A good assortment of Flower Seeds in prime condition, GIMBLBTT,