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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2304, 23 August 1881, Page 2

Selling Of. Selling Oft. FOR OIE MONTH ONLY. Immense Sacrifice of First class JEWELLIKY, WATCHES, &c. > ARGAJNSI iARGAINS 5 por cen( Discount on ALL CASH PURCHASE a. AH goods ace marked in plain figures and guaranteed. Call ea"ly and secure the Greatest Baigains that have over been jffered in Christchurch. Note the Address— GEORGE HOOPEE, WATCfIMAKER & JEWELLER, CiSHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 6905 Special Announcement J. C O? HER "S determined to CLEAT* OUT the ». balance of his WIN I'ER DRAPERY it ACTUAL COST PRICE, in order to make room for Spring goods. The stuff is all fresh and new this seaoon ; no rubbish kept in stock ; so do not miss some of the great bargains that will be offered on Saturday, July 16th, and following days This will bo a BONA FIDE SALE. J. COTHEfi, DEAPEE AND CLOTHIEB, CORNER OP I HIGH AND OASHEL STREETS. "THE KIWI" U ÜBAL Jb LEMIJ CITY BATHS AND HIGH I STREET, AS much pleasure in announcing to connoisseurs that he is now Manufacturing, on the promises, from the Finest Selected Brands of Tobacco, ooloni'iily made Cigarettes, viz,, THE KIWI and JOCKEY CLUB, acknowledged by all to bo equal, If not superior, to " Vanity Fair," or auy other brand of imported cigarettes. CIGARETTES. ! WERTHEIM LOCK-STITCH HAND MACHINE. With Extra Accessories and Loose Winding Wheel, M 10s. rjnHlß b the Largest, Best Finished, and JL Most Powerful Hand Machine in the world. It cannot be derangnd by ordinary use, and works rapidly with the greatest ease. Fitted with the most complete set of appliances, the "WERTaMIM" HAND MACHINE ia capab'e of performing the widest range of work. Its application is practically unlimited; it will Sew any article of Clothing, anything that requires stitching, from Muslin to dressed Calico, Linen, Woollen Cloth, or even Leather, without change of needle or alteration of tension. The following Accessories are given with WEETHEIM HAND MACHINE. Four Hemmers (in four different sizes) One Adjustable Binder One ordinary Sewing or Presser-foot One Braider One Ribbon Sewer One Rnffler One Quilter One Corder For Piping Cords One Large Corder-foot Six Needles (different size?) Four Shuttle Bobbins One Straight Guide, with Screw One Extra Needle Plate One Oil Can One Pin for fastening the Preaser-foot One Screwdriver One Book of Instructions. Time Payments from 2s 6d per week. New Zealand Clothing Factory, CASHEL STREET CHRISTCHURCS. GEORGE KELLY, Manager. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. "NONNELL, DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, GREEK'S NEW BUILDINGS, Opposite Borough Hotel, 3E3IRE to inform the inhabitants of <"hristchurch and surrounding districts of having COMMENCED BUSINESS AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. THE SHOP WILL OPEN ON THURSDAY, 19th MAY, 1881, WITH A SPLENDID STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY, Consisting of MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, HATS, &c , Dress goods in every material and newest shades, Monties, Ulsters, Hosiery, Buttons, Lao s tut., Sec., Calicoes, Sheeticgs, Tickings, Blankets and flannels, Quilts, so. Clothing of every description, English and Colonial manufacture. The above goods having been purchased under specially favourable circumstances, of which our customers will have the full benefit, W. and O'O, respectfully solicit a share of public patronage. 8105