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WAN iED KNOWN The Sewing Machine that has fonnd the greatest favor -with the public is the Singer. This Machine will accomplish a greater variety of work, is lees liable to get ont of order, and will stand more wear than any other. 8006 of these machines are made weekly. In 1879, 431,167 were sold. The Company have made nearly 3,000.000 Sewing Machines. The Singer Machine is the only one that is used in all the large clothing factories throughout the world. Price from £4 10s, Hobbs & Co., Agents, High street, Christchurch. 2260 ANTED KNOWN, that the GLOBE gives more space for “ Wan teds ” than any other paper in the Colony for ONE SHILLING, for cash. WANTED 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 WANTED 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 KNOWN—That at Cohen’* IT Central Loan Office, adjoining the City Hotel, Colombo street, Christchnron, first class Gold and Silver Watches and Jewellery of every and the very best description, both new and second band, can bo purchased at a conslcerably lower price than at any other shop in town. The goods are warranted, snd inspection will prove the reality. Money lent and bills discounted as usual at lowest rates. 2822 ANTED KNOWN, that unless Advert tisements 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 7s 6d. Work and fit guaranteed. 307 a WANTED KNOWN Rice, 71b. for Is 61 ; Cheese, 7d per lb. ; Tea, Is 8d per lb. ; White Sugar. 4d per Ib. t 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 beat place to get yonr Machine repaired is at Hobbs and Co.’s, High street, sole agents for the Singer Machins 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 WALKERSMITH, AND CO., have purchased for cash at about half-price. Bankrupt Stocks, &c., amounting to £1548 10a 4d. They can and do sell cheap. 1731 WANTED KNOWN—W. SHERLOCK, Photographer, Oxford Terrace West, near Bt. Michael’s Church, Christchurch. Carte de Visita Portraits taken daily at 7a 6d per dozen. 2223

WANTED, Servants requiring places to advertise in the Globe. ONE SHILLING only, for cash, WANTED KNOWN—That Hamper’s Patent Fountain Washing Machine (the very same article that commanded such a large sale in Melbourne, where 3000 were sold in a month), is now made by J. Hkbn, Bange, Washing Boiler, and Fnrnace Maker, Manchester and Tnam streets, Christchurch. Price, 10s. Made with sliding tube to fit any size of boiler. Machines given out for trial. 4822 WANTED KNOWN—The new Patent Washing Machine is now ready for delivery, to bo had from all ironmongers. Saves the cost first month ; no labor j selfacting ; gives universal satisfaction. Price 10s, wholesale only. J. and T. Danes Engineers and Gasfitters, Lichfield street, Christchurch. 176 NOTICE. MISS VEEEALL wishes to inform her numerous friends and customers that she is now showing her Spring and Summer Stock, consisting of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets. Feathers and Flowers, and General Drapery, Ladies’ and Children’s Underclothing and Baby Linen, Ladies’ and Children’s Pompadour Print Pinafores. Also, some pretty New Styles in Children's Diaper Pinafores. Dressmaking done on the premises. Country orders promptly attended to. Successor to Mrs F. C. Bowler in the Stay and Corset Manufacture. RIVER’S BUILDINGS, Cashel street, next Bank of Australasia. 4104

WANTED KNOWN. w E are now SELLING our Immens« Collection of FANCY GOODS, Jewellery, Toys, Ornaments, Albums : Work Boxes, Desks, &0., &0., AT FABULOUSLY LOW PBIOES Dolls ! Dolls 1 Dolls ! in Immense Variety Sea our Shilling Table—Ten Thousand Articles to Select from, MONTAGUE’S FANCY BAZAAR, Strange’s Building, High street.

TRY H. ROBERTS’ KNGLISH silver dwO Os. LEVER WATCH j also. Ladies’ Silver Watches, from £1 10a. Do Gold do from £3 10b. Just Received, A PARCEL OF ROTHERHAM’S CELEHEATED WATCHES, In Gold and Silver, at very Low Prices. A written guarantee given with ever' 1 ' article sold. Goods sent to any part of th colony on receipt of Cneque or Post-offi orde Repairs of every description executed cheaply on the premises. Note the Address— EL EO BEETS COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH* E. Reece’s, next door to Schonrnp’s Photographic Studio.) 121 LOOKYER’S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER will darken gray hair and In a few days restore completely it* natural color. The effect is snpenor to that produced by any instantaneous dye, and the sulphur restorer does not injure the skin. Sold in large bottles Is 6d each, by chemists, and hairdressers.

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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2045, 13 September 1880, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2045, 13 September 1880, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2045, 13 September 1880, Page 1

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