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Principal Offices, 161, King Street, Sydney; and 12, 14 and 16, Eastern Arcade, Melbourne. Madame weigel’s paper patterns of dresses, MANTLES, Ac,, cut in different sizes for Ladles and Children, accompanied by Directions and Illustrations for making np. Sold a*: prices ranging from 6d to 2s. Newest styles Monthly in WEIGEL*.} JOURNAL *. F PASSIONS, price 7d, by post Bd, or 6s per annum (payable in advance). Catalogue of Fashions, 3d. No addition to Melbourne prices. Solo Agent for Christchurch— MRS ATKINSON, Victoria Street. 5157 BROWN’S SIDING, "Wholesale Timber and Ooal Depot, Saw JMoulding Mills, AND RAILWAY SIDING. SOUTH BELT BAST; TUAM STREET. RETAIL YARDS, LARGE STOCKS IN TIMBEE AND ALL KINDS OE BUILDING MATEEIALS. COALS AND EIREWOOD BEST QUALITY, DELIVERED EVERYWHERE, AND IN ANY QUANTITIES. All Goods Charged at Lowest Current Hates. ORDERS BY POST, OR OTHERWISE, WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. J. T. BRO W !NT, TUAM STREET. FIFTY PER CENT. SAVED BY USING Atkinson’s Working Man’s "Cooking Range. THOMAS ATKINSON has again secured the First Prize in the late Agricultural Show for the Well-known, Tried, and Approved WORKING MAN’S COOKINGS RANGE, which was unanimously awarded It by the Judges in full competition against the Cooking Ranges of all the Canterbury makers, and also others of English manufacture. The working men bear concurrent evidence that the ATKINSON RANGE is the most Perfect Cooking Apparatus yet Invented. It cannot be beaten in either Quality, Workmanship, Weight of Metal, Price, or Economy in the use of Fuel. Those using these Ranges save their cost in a very little time, as it requires only half the fuel to do the same amount of cooking as any other Range, the truth of which can bo vouched by the hundreds who have purchased them, and give unsolicited testimony that such is the case. An inspection of my stock at my Show Rooms, Colombo and Tuam Streets, by intending purchasers will oblige. Arrangements are made for supplying Cast or Wrought Iron or Copper Boiler to each Range, Builders and Contractors supplied with Spouting, Ridging Down Pipe, &c., cheaper than any other house in the trade. 6904 W H EH ha EH 1 i Hs H W QD R Next Bank of Australasia, Christchurch, New Zealand. ANGES from 2ft. 6in. to 10ft., FITTED UP WITH GRILLS, CIRCULATING and HIOH-PRBSSURE BOILERS, by which HOT WATER can be conveyed UP-STAIRS for BATHS and other purposes. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. PRICE LIST—- £ s. d, £ b. d. Sft., with wrought iron boiler «. 4 15 6 3ft,, with copper boiler 5 0 0 2ft, 6in., without boiler ... '... 3 16 0 2ft. 9in. do. .„ ... 3 17 6 3ft. do. 4 7 6 Register Stoves made to any size and pattern at equally low pricoa Portable Washing Boilers always on sale. 6327 H. SCRIMSHAW, TJNDBBTAKEB. NEXT HOBDAY & OO.’s COLOMBO STREET CHRISTCHURCH. IBM TRADE SUPPLIED WITH EVERY REQUISITEFUNEBALS CONDUCTED IN TOWN AND COUNTRY ON THE MOST SATISFACTORY TEEMS, AND IN THE MOST APPROVED MANNER. rtyh!T?«4 AT THE SHOP, NEXT HOBDAY & OO.’S, COLOMBO STREET Or at my Private Residence, CORNER OW DURHAM AND ST. ASAPH STREETS. 318 W HEAT SOWING, For the Protection of Seed Corn from the ravages of Books and Vermin, Down’s Farmers’ Friend can be supplied carboliaed. Under the special patronage of Her Majesty the Queen, E.R.H. the late Prince Consort, H.B.H. the Prince of Wales, And patronised by the principal noblemen, landowners, and agriculturists in the Kingdom. DOWN 3 FARMERS’ FRIEND For preventing the smut in wheat, and the ravages of the slug, grub, and wireworm. It will also promote the germination and growth of the seed wheat, and increase the produce of the crop equal to a change of seed. A ninepenny packet is sufficient for six onshels of seed wheat, which can be dressed and fit to sow in a quarter of an hour. In using it no lime or brine is required the preparation of the seed is attended with little trouble ; and it is easier and drier for the drill at the time of sowing than any other plan. Manufactory—Woburn, Beds. Wholesale Agents— Messrs Langton, Edden, Hicks and Clark, 226 Upper Thames street, London. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. By Royal appointment to Her Majesty, by special warrant, dated December 27th, 1865, to the Prince of Wales, by special warrant, dated February 10th, 1866, "PWAY, SON, k HEWITT’S “Original ’ I ' Stockbreeders’ Medicine Oheet. In this cheat are the following matchless and world-renowned remedies, all that a farmer can require to cure disease amongst bis stock, and keep them in fine, healthy, and buoyant condition. The Chemical Extract for wounds, swollen adders, and ewes lambing; the Gaseous Fluid, for colic, sconr, &c; the Bed Drench, for cleansing cows and ewes ; the Bed Paste Balls, for conditioning horses ; the Brencholine, for husk, boose, or cough ; the dyne, for heaving or paining ; the Alcoholic Ether, for colds and chills ; the Carminative Chalk, for diarrhoea in lambs and calves. Price of chest complete, including Key to Farriery, £2 16s 6d, sent carriage paid. Any article can be had separately in boxes. 22 Dorset street, B«ker street, London W, and Wantage, Berks. A New Medical Work. Enlarged Edition 146 pages, free by post two stamps, in envelope. DEBILITATING and Nervous Diseases; Their Canse, Consequence, Symptoms, and a New Medical Work on the Treatment of Nervous, Mental, and Physical Debility, Lowness of Spirits, Indigestion, Dimness of Bight, Want of Energy, Deafness, Epilepsy, Piles, Premature Decay, Headache, Irritabi. lity, ice., resulting from loss of nerve power, which, if neglected, will end in premature decline. Gives instructions by which thousands have been restored to health, Hlnstrated with cases and testimonials from grateful patients, with means of cure used in each case. Dr Henry Smith, 8, Burton crescnt, London. TO ADVERTISERS. Ip you Want a cook. Want a clerk. Want a partner. Want a situation. Want a servant girl. Want to sell a piano. Want to buy a horse. Want to sell a carriage,' Wanttobuy orscllafarm. Want a good boarding place, Want to let good apartments. Want to sell groceries or drugs. Want to sell your household furniture, Want to sell any kind of goods whatever, ADVERTISE IN THE "GLOBE" Advertising makes your wants known. Advertising keeps customers together. Advertising will get you new customers. Advertising liberally always pays. Advertising will get you lodgers. Advertising will let your apartments. Advertising makes business easy. Advertising makes success certain. Advertising begets confidence. Advertising shows energy. Advertising means profit. Advertising means tact. Advertise at once. Advertise always. Advertise well. Advertise now. The Charges for Advertising In THE ‘ GLOBE ’’ are lower than those of any newspaper published in New Zealand, and the CIRCULATION is ENORMOUS, IMPROVED AMERICAN ICE-MAKING MACHINES, for making clear transparent ice in ten minutes, with an everlasting freezing crystal that will make ice or ices from day to day without entailing the destruction of the crystal, as in all other freezing machines now in use. The above machine is most simple for making ice creams, ice puddings, &c., they being made ready moulded for the table in six minutes with ice and salt. Shown in practical opera, tion at the Atmospheric Churn Company, Woolf and Co., Proprietors, 119, New Bone street, London. PRIZE Medal Vonvray Champagne.— Notice.—This wine can only be obtained from the original importer (in 1867), A. H. Browning, Lewes, Sussex, Price 38s per dozen quarts ; 42a per two dozen pints, dry, extra dry, or medium. Imitations arc worthless ; the genuine wine having importers’ name on label. Oarria paid GAS BEYOND THE BEACH OF GAS 0 MAINS. f< THIS Lamp is complete in itself, makes 9 gas from benzoline at a farthing per 8 hour. Perfectly safe, cheap, and easily * managed, A Especially adapted for villages, carriage w drives, &o. Apply to & SUN AUTOPNEUMATIC LIGHTING AND HEATING CO., 115 Southwark street, B.E, Manufacturers of the celebrated “ Snn ’’ = machine for lighting mansions, kc,, witbont I Pj the trouble, expense, and dirt of ooal gas. I References to many of the nobility and I gentry.