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TT> OBERT CaUuLEY, late of Colombo He i street, has ON SALE, at the Garden, Salisbury street east, a choice lot of Roses, Evergreen Shrubs, Fruit Trees, Rhubarb Roots, Cabbage Plants, &c., &e. OVf N, that the GLOBE gives more space for iC Wanteda 11 tha any other paper in e Colony for ONE SHILLING, for cash. ANTED KNOWN —W. Pengelly, practical tailor. Durham street South ; best quality ; good fit; lowest prices. Give him one trial, and prove it. 2934 WANTED KNOWN.— John Anderson, Undertaker, Victoria street (close to the Junction Hotel), Christchurch, conducts Funerals in town and country at lowest charges, and in the most satisfactory manner. 2925 ANTED KNOWN—Ladies’ Boots of every description cheaper than .any other shop in town. Men’s Boots made in in the neatest style. James Heslip, opposite the Borough Hotel. 2254 TTTANTED KiSOWN—That at Oohen’a Vf Central Loan Office, adjoining the City Hotel, Colombo street, Chriatchuron, first class Gold and Silver Watches and Jewellery of every and the very best description, both new and second hand, can be purchased at a considerably lower price than at any other shop in town. The goods are warranted, and inspection will prove the reality. Money lent and bills discounted as usual at lowest rates. 2522 WANTED KNOWN—That the Singer Machine is now used by all the principal Drapers, Dressmakers, Tailors, Ac., and has proved its superiority to any other Sewing Machine extant. The only Gold Medal awarded for Sewing Machines at the Paris Exhibition, 187 S, was obtained by the Singer Company. 1300 of these Machines have been sold by Messrs Hobbs and Oc., Solo Agents, Hfgh street, Christchurch. ANTED KNOWN, that unless Advertisements are sent in early they cannot be inserted in the Country Edition of the Globe. DRESSMAKING, ANTED KNOWN, that the Best ana Cheapest Establishment is at Mr* Clarke’s, Victoria street, next Gabites’. A Full Dress complete from 7a 6d. Work and fit guaranteed. 307 u ANTED KNOWN Rice, 71b. for la 6i ; Cheese, 7d per lb. ; Tea, la 8d per lb. ; White Sugar. 4d per lb., each of excellent quality. Every article of Grocery equally cheap. Price list free. T. Taylor, Colombo street, next to Mr Sheath and High street, opposite Caveraham Hotel. 126 WANTED KNOWN—The best place to get your Machine repaired is at Hobbs and Co.’s, High street, sole agents for the Singer Maohina Company. Every description of duplicate parts kept in stock. A first-class Machinist kept. All repairs guaranteed. The cheapest house for Needles, Cottons, Silks, &c. 2259 WANTED KNOWN—That WALKER, SMITH, AND CO., have purchased for cash at about half-price, Bankrupt Stocks, &0., amounting to £1543 10a 4d. They can and do sell cheap. 1731 WANTED KNOWN—W, SHERLOCK, Photographer, Oxford Terrace West, near St. Michael’s Church, Christchurch. Carte de Visits Portraits taken daily at 7a 5d per dozen. 2223 ITTiKTED KNOWN —That Hamper's VV Patent Fountain Washing Machine the very same article that commanded such , largo sale in Melbourne, where 3000 were old in a month), is now made by J. Hern, lange, Washing Bailer, and Furnace Maker, i?an cheater and Team streets, Christchurch. j>rioe, 10s. Made with sliding tube to fit ,ny size of boiler. Machines given oat for rial. 4822 WANTED KNOWN —The new Patent Washing Machine is now ready for delivery, to be had from all ironmonger*. Saves the cost first month ; no labor; selfacting ; gives universal satisfaction. Price 10a, wholesale only. J. and T. Danes Engineers and Gasfitters, Lichfield street, Christchurch. 176 ANTED KNOWN—J. W. Wilkinson :om London), Direct Importer, has on nd a large stock of gentlemen’s and lutha’ Hosiery, &c , Shirts, Collars, Ties iarfs, Cravats, Braces, Belts, Beady-made othing, anu Felt Hats, &c. Colombo reet, next Lichfield street, Christchurch. ‘ 176 WANTED KNOWN. TTE are now SELLING our Immense V Collection of FANCY GOODS, vellery, Toys, Ornaments, Albums Work Boxes, Desks, &0., &0., AT LBULOUSLY LOW PRICES 11a ! Dolls ! Dolls ! in Immense Variety ) our Shilling Table—Ten Thousand Articles to Select from. lONTAGUE’B FANCY BAZAAR, Strange's Building, High street. ON SALE BY THE END RESIGNED. At near cost price for cash for a short time only. SURVEYORS’ and Architect’s Instruments Parallel Eulers, brass and: ebony—Plotting Scales, ivory and boxwood —Set Squares, vulcanite and peartree Boxes Mathematical Instruments Spring Bow Pens, sets and singly—Large Assortment of Oil and Water Colours, boxes and loose—Great variety Sable-hair Brushes Splendid lot of Account Books, large and small —Desks, Workboxes, and Albums— Note Paper and Envelopes cheap Prize Books—School Books, &c., in abundance— Sabbath School Requisites supplied at English prices. R. BINSTK'D, Bookseller and Stationer, 2169 Cashel street, Christchurch, TRY H. ROBERTS’ 0/2 /2 ENGLISH SILVER dJwO OS. LEVER WATCH ; also, Ladies’ Silver Watches, from £1 10s. Do Gold do from £3los. Just Received, A PARCEL OF ROTHERHAM’S CELEBRATED WATCHES, In Gold and Silver, at very Low Prices, A written guarantee given with every article sold. Goods sent to any part of the colony on receipt of Cheque or Post-office orde Repairs of every description executed cheaply on the premises. Note the Address— H. EGBERTS 5 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Opposite B. Reece’s, next door to Bohourup’a Photographic Studio.) 1213

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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1993, 14 July 1880, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1993, 14 July 1880, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1993, 14 July 1880, Page 1

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