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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2135, 28 December 1880, Page 2

STOCK TAKING. STOCK TAKING. 1 ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS. TATEW SEASON’S TEAS, la Boxes:— Half chests and chests reduced 3d per lb., all round. Every other item in the Grocery line will be similarly sacrificed during this sale. An immediate call is necessary, as the old Price List will be resorted to on and after 14th January next. D, STRANAGHAN, Family Grocer and Merchant, 6879 Victoria street. iHAVS MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Security and in sums to suit borrowers JOHN JOYCE, Solicitor, Hereford street, Christchurch. LIME QN SALE at REDUCED PRICE at the CITY COAL DEPOT, Tuam street, 4927 JOSEPH B. SHEATH. Now On View, Ex “Loch Grub,' s A SPLENDID STOCK OF PRING AND SUMMER GOODS. J. MILLS. TAILOR, Pratt’s Buildings, Col ombo street. The Best "Valub FOE READY MONET IS THE CLOTHING (MEN’S & BOYS’) MANUFACTURED IN THE New Zealand Clothing Factory, Which can be purchased at their Retail Branches, now established all over New Zealand. The Garments are thoroughly shrank. The Fit and Style are perfect. The Workmanship la equal to bespoke. The Trimmings are of Superior Quality and Strength. The Tweeds are of the very beat description. The Stock is the Largest in the Southern Hemisphere. The tall, short, lean, and stoat can he equally well fitted. The Goods are are all marked in Plain Fignres. The system of business is to exchange every article that does not give satisfaction. And, in addition to all these advan* tages, yon can pnrchaao A SINGLE GARMENT AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE. Mercery, Hats, Shirts, Ties, Scarfs, Bags, Portmanteaus, Bags and Blankets, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. THOUSANDS OF DISCERNING CUSTOMERS TESTIFY That the NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY’S Garments are the Very Best Value FOR READY MONEY. CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, AND LONDON STREET, LYTTELTON. GffiOBGE KELLY. Manager. JUST RECEIVED, a Fresh SUPPLY OF PHOSFEBRINE—2s and 3s 3d, PODOPHYLLIN—Is 6d, AND SEELENMEYE&’S CELEBRATED SOLUTION OF PHOSPHORUS. I Having just succeeded in making arrangements for the transmission of HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES THROUGH THE POST, I am now prepared to forward any to country customers as follows:—For Ordinary Medicines free on receipt of Is 4d in stamps; for SPECIAL ones, as ABOVE, free on receipt of value in stamps with ONE PENNY EXTRA for postage. Walter Suckling, STATIONER, AND IMPORTER, MANCHESTER STREET SOUTH, CHRISTCHURCH. 8213