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Wanted known-Fairbank abb Co. New Premises and New Management, Triangle four doors from'City Hotel. Homoeopathic and the best Drug* always in stock. Cattle Medicines. Teeth carefully extracted, fl. E. Eton, Manager. \ S/4 Wan I ED KNOWN The Sewing Machine that has found the greatest favor with the public is the Singer. This Machine will accomplish a greater variety «. work, is less liable to get oioot' or<^er » will stand more wear than any other. 8000 of these machines are ma£# weekly. In 1879, 431,167 were sold. The Company have made nearly 3.000,000 Sewing Machine*. The Singer Machine is the only one thabw used in all the large clotbiofi f«*eriea throughout the world. Price ..xpbm£» 10s. Hobbs & Co., Agents, High street, Christchurch. ' ANTED KNOWN, that the GLOBE gives more space for “ Wanteds ” than any other paper in the Colony for ONE SHILLING, for cash. WANTED KNOWN —W. Pengelly practical tailor, Durham street South; beat quality; good fit; lowest prices. Give Him one trial, and prove it, 2934 WANTED KNOWN.—John Anderson, Undertaker, Victoria "tree* (close to the Junction Hotel), Christchurch, conducts Funerals In town and country at lowest charges, and In the most satisfactory manner. 2935 WANTED KNOWN—Ladies’ Boots of every description cheaper than any other shop in town. Men’s Boots made in in the neatest style. James Hkslip, opposite the Borough Hotel. 2254 NTT"ANTED KNOWN—That at Cohen’s VV Central Loan Office, adjoining the City Hotel, Colombo street, Christchnroa, first class Gold and Silver Watches and Jewellery of every and the very best description, both new and second hand, can bs 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 aa usual at lowest rates. 8822 ANTED KNOWN, that unless Advertisements are sent in early they cannot be inserted in the Country Edition of the Globe. WANTED KNOWN —Gentlemen u quest of Clothing will find it to be a great saving to try G. I. MEB.E.IE, Tailor. Hereford street, the original Tradesmen’s Tailor of Dnnedln, his long Colonial experience justifies him in saying that the value given by him in suits, from £4 10s upwards, is nnsnrpasaed In Canterbury. During hie time in Christchurch he has given universal satisfaction in fit and qnalltjr of workmanship. Gentlemen’s own materials made up. tST Hereford street, near the Mill 2239 Bridge. DRESSMAKING. ANTED KNOWN, that the Best ana Cheapest Establishment is at Mrs Clarke’s, Victoria street, next Qabites’. A Full Dress complete from 7s fid. Work and fit guaranteed. 307 a» WANTED KNOWN—Rice, 71b. for la 6d ; Cheese, 7d per lb. ; Tea, Is 8d per lb. ; White Sngar. 4d per lb., each of excellent quality. Every article of Grocery eqnally cheap. Price list free, T. Taylor, Colombo street, next to Mr Sheath and High street, opposite Caversham Hotel. 186 WANTED KNOWN—The beat place to get your Machine repaired is at Hobbs and Co.’s, High street, sole agents for the Singer Machine 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, &c., amounting to £1548 10a4d. They can and do sell cheap. 1731 WANTED KNOWN—W. SHERLOCK, Photographer, Oxford Terraco West, near St. Michael’s' Church, Christchurch. Carte de Visite Portraits taken dally at 7» fid 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 each a large sale in Melbourne, where 3000 were sold in a month), is now made by J, Hbbn, Range, Washing Boiler, and Furnace Maker, Manchester and Tuam streets, Christchurch. Price, 10s, Made with sliding tube to fit any size of boiler. Machines given out lor trial. 4822 WANTED KNOWN—The new Patent Washing Machine is now ready for delivery, to be had from all ironmongers. 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 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. MISS VERKALL having taken those New and Commodious Premises in COLOMBO STREET, Nearly opposite Cookham House, INTENDS OPENING THE SAME ON SATURDAY, 16th ikst.. With a New and Large Assortment of MILLINERY, DRAPERY, AND FANCY GOODS, &c., Ac. Dress, Mantle, and Corset Making done on the premises. This Establishment will bs carried on in connection with the Shop in Cashel street. 4104 MISS HAYERGALL’S BOOKS—new supply. Cook’s Boston Lectures; American edition Pamphlet on Anglo-Israelism. New novels. Colour Boxes, Scrap Books, Writing Papers. The Teacher’s Bible. Family Bibles Enquire Within, Sa. Boston's Household Management, 8a fid. FOUNTAIN BARBER, Bookseller, Corner of Cathedral square & Colombo street. LJULSH(JUJNK SOAP (a soap containing lO snlpholine) is a delicately refined, chemically pure soap intended for use by those endowed with sensitive skins. Common imperfectly prepared soaps, scented with njurioua acrid oils frequently cause skin diseases. For washing all manner of eruptions and bringing the skin to a soft pliable wealthy condition, snlpholine holds the first olaoa. Its odour is very pleasant. Tablet#, la eaoh. Sold by moat chemists. OOKYER’S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER will darken gray hairT and in a few days restore completely its natural color. The effect is superior to that produced by any Instantaneous dye, and the sulphur restorer does not injure the skin. Sold in large bottles Is fid each, by chemists and hairdressers.

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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2080, 23 October 1880, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2080, 23 October 1880, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2080, 23 October 1880, Page 1

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