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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2000, 22 July 1880, Page 1

G. U. BEATH AND CO.’S GEEAT ANTTUAI STOCKTAKING SAKE Commenced on Saturday, July 10th. Bona Fide Bargains. Catalogues issued This Week. A B G T U E HOUSE. CHEAPEST DBAPBBY ITST THE C ITT. RETIRING FROM THE TRADE. 15. CASS, CASKET KOXJSE, TTT roMMPNPP o ATf r FYTRA ORDINARY on SATURDAY NEXT, 12th June, to be continued throughout the remainder of the WINTER SEASON, ««• *•* 00ST PSICE pen... ore [paid. «... ALLOWING ALL CLEAR PEOITT •» V>» »“ <*•*»”“"■ B. CASS, THE BUSINESS IS EOR SALE~pq~ OTJ S DB, Cashel Street, Christchurch. A RARK OPPORTUNITY FOR A MAN OP CAPITAL, 3585 CASHEL GEO. M’CIiATCHIE, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, CASHEL STREET WEST, BEGS to Intimate to the pnblio of Christchurch and surrounding 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, MOTTLE & 00., Mr JiOULB, 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 alio carried ou the Undertaking Business in Christchurch for Several Years, will conduct the management of this Department. J HEARSE, with all the Latest American Improvements, has been built expressly for them by Messrs W. Moor and Son, of Christchurch 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 attention. 76 TVT . jy . H A R S 11 T TTAS much pleasure in informing his Customers and the Public generally that he has JUST OPENED a SPLENDID LOT of GOODS n tailoring department^ CONSISTING OF Scotch and West of England Tweeds, Fancy Coatings, &c. SUITS MADE i^ A TV°aw™l, PI HOHBK°“to INSPECTION INVITED. NOTE THE ADDRESS— M, D. BAESHT, -Tailor. Clothier, and Outfitter, Colombo Street. Christchurch. Three Doors from the City Hotel. FOB STYLE

FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. ISECT ■proRNITURB W. S. KING & CO., ANU F A OT,U REE, JMPOKTEES and OF ALL KINDS OF "pENDERS, JTIEB - IRONS, &c„ From the American and English, Manufacturers* A Large Assortment Now on View at their Rooms, N.B.—A special Discount to Cash Purchasers. 77 W. S. KING & 00., HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. C. W. DUCKWORTH, GROCES, HIGH STREET, CHEISTOHTJBOH, HEAR STRANGE’S BUILDINGS. Good Black Tea ... Superior Black or Mixed Finest Imported Bright Yellow Sugar Fine White Crystal ... Cut Loaf Sugar ... Currants Muscatels Sultana Raisins Fry’s Cocoa Plantation Coffee Rice ... Maizena Corn Flonr New Jams Marmalade Assorted Pickles Assorted Sauoea Soap Oxford Bine ... 18. HA h E & G 0., SAIL, TENT, TARPAULIN. FLAG. HORSE CLOTH, AND OILSKIN CLOTHING manufacturers and rope makers, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. ~A ~NTT) RETAIL WHOLESALE HOBSE CLOTHS. HOUSE CLOTHS. WE have made great improvements in the manufacture ofoar Horae Cloths this season, and our Customers may depend upon getting a First-.lass Article at a Largo* Buyers liberally dealt with, and as we keep a very Large Stock of different qnalS onTad” we can* execute orders by post or telegram at a moment’s notice. We invite inspection before buying elsewhere. OILSKIN CLOTHING. We have a very Large and Superior Stock of Oilskin Clothing, comprising Leatherj r> n fits an( i Leggings Yellow and Black Coats, Jackets, Trousers (Double and Single), Leggings. SoSers and Capes, which we are selling at prices to suit the times. SHEEP NETTING. We have a very Large Stock of Sheep Nets in Stock which we have determined o sell at a very Low Price to effect a clearance. Pnoss from 17a each. Oar usual stock of Dray Cloths, Loin’ Covers. Tarpaulins and Tents of all lescriptions, and all kinds of Ropes, Lines, &c., &o. 00 “ w. GIMBLETT 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’a road, Woolston, tJTT <Ti HAS much pleasure in notifying to his friends and the public that the W • IXo Nursery Grounds are under the management of Mr A. J. Abbott (1 -te 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 supp y IE S only articles of sterling merit. My Apple Trees are unusually fine eamples embracing a large collection (of which the public will have the advantage of their being chiefly earefuy teeted and proved in my own extensive orchard), numbering several thousands. O Hnits equally flue. Myßaspbcny Canes are unsurpassed. Rhubarb Roots are still unequalled sample, comprising Myatt’a Linnoos, Mitchell a Early Albert (true), V . Giant, &e., which are far too w-ll- known and e-teemed to require comment beyond the fset that my stock is all propagated strictly by division of the roots, and I do not deceive the public by unworthy seedlings. Many thousands ot Red, White, and Black Currants andvarieties of Gooseberries, very strong and fine. ■ pe° ial attention Ia Seed Department. In Peas several fine new soits, including Turner a Dr. McLean, Th Shah, Unique, G. F. Wilson. Standard, Supplanter, &c. ; together with many wel known varieties, and a general collection of the finest varieties of vegetables. All proved befo sent out. A good assortment of Flower Seeds in prime PIMBLETT