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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2367, 3 November 1881, Page 1

Monthly shipments from the Home Markets. NOVELTIES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. CAS2S DRESS MATERIALS, PRINTS, HOSIERY, MILLINERY, MANTLES, AND UNDEROLOTHING, JUST OPENED. e. li. BEATH & CO., CASH DRAPERS.

s*£X PUKE NATURAL TEA. NELSON, MOATE & Co, TEA MERCHANTS, HIGH STUEET, CHRISTCHUBCE AGENTS EVERYWHERE, OUR CELEBRATED PURE LIQUORING TEAS are acknowledged by the Pre ß s and Public to be the FINEST ever sold in the Southern Hemisphere, being more T>.i!Rt.iWfl And difPHfcabln than anv of t.hn Mivhnr. a mrhtr>\i *»a m n A<* f1..»„-„ 1 i!c..i_i means. We guarantee our Blends free from all these Scented Teas. BLENDED TEAS. SPECIALTIES. I—SPEOIALTY BLEND—lmmense power, pungency, and grip ... .. 2i 2—CHALLENGE >EA-Splendid liquor, rich flavor ... 2i 3—DARJEELING drawing a pure rich liquor ; worth 3i *>i 4—ROYAL BLEND—FaII bodied, and delicate aroma 3 ( S—IMPERIAL BLEND— -ood leaf, well-flavored, strong, fine, pungent liquor 3i 6—NAMUNA BLEND—This tea speaks for itself 4s 7—LAPSENG SOCCHONG, SMOKER'S BLEND 4f N,B. —Our Blends containing Green Tea are only sold when specially asked for. Bold in Packages of 61bs, 3'bs, 21bs, lib, £lb. HALF-CHESTS AND 401bs ") 501bs [ NETT 601ba ) A Reduction on Half-Chests and Boxes. Also In BOXES, Next Bank of Australasia, Chrlstohurch, New Zealand, I GANGES from 2ffc. 6in. to 10ft., PITTED UP WITH GBILLS, CIRCULATING ID and HIGH-PRESSDRE BOILERS, by which HOT WATER can be conveyed UP-STAIRS for BATHS and other purposeß. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. PRICE LIST—- £ a. d. £ a. d, 2ft. 6in., without boiler ... «. 3 16 0 3ft., with wrought Iron boiler ... 4 15 6 2ft. 9in. do. .„ ... 3 17 6 3ft., with copper boiler 5 0 0 3ft. do. .476 Register Stoves made to any size and pattern at equally low prices, Portable Washing Boilers always on Bale. 552 FIFTY PER CENT. SAVED BY DSING Atkinson's Working Man's Cookine? Sanere. T SOMAS ATK'VSON has again secured the First Prize in the late Agricultural Show for the Well-known, Tried, and Approved WORKING MAN'S COOKING KANGE, 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 fa the most Perfect Cooking Apparatus yet invented. It oannot 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 only half the fuel to do the same amount of cooking a 3 any other Range, the truth of which oan be vouched by the hundreds who have purchased them, and givo unsolicited testimony that suoh is the case. An Inspection of my stook at my Show Rooms, Colombo and Tuam Streets, by intending purchasers will oblige. Arrangements are made for supplying either Cast or Wrought Iron or Copper Boiler to each Range. Builders and Contractors supplied with Spouting, Ridging Down Pipe, &c cheaper than <uny other house in the trade. 6904 B. HALE & CO., SAIL, TEST, TARPAULIN, HORSSCLOIH, AND OILSKIN MANUFACTURERS CABHEL STRKBiT, CHRISTOHUROH. HORSE CLOTHS. E have a Splendid Stock of Horse Cloths ready for tho coming Winter, which we are ' selling at a reduced r.te, and we have every confidence that on Inspection our Customers and the public will find that the reputation we have gained during the last fifteen years, as being the Best and Cheapest Makers in New Zealand, will be well sustained this season. Large buyers liberally dealt with. Wholesale and Retail, OILSKIN CLOTHING. We have a large Stock on hand, comprising— Leggings, Trousers, and SonWesters, which we are selling at a much cheaper rate than usual. We are now taking Orders for Aprons and Elevators for next Season, at a cheaper rate than the Imrorted. We also repair them ; and oan now take Orders for Twine of all descriptions for next Harvest. Subjoined is a list of some of our Goods, always kept in stock, and made to order : Sails Rick Cloths all sizes, Stripping Sheets all sizes,Tarpaulins all sizes, Threshing Cloths, Reaper and Binder Covers, Machine Covers, Combine Covers, Wagon and Cart Tilts, Can vas Tents, Duck Tents, Drill Tents, Calico Tents, Horse Cloths, Mill Belts, Awnings, Flags, Indlarubher Hose, Canvas Hose, Waterproof Coats, Waterproof Trousers, Waterproof Leggings, Horse Nets, Sheep Nets, tig Nets, Fishing Nets, Cricket Nets, Flax Rope, Manilla Rope, Europe Rope, Bolt Rope Halters, Clothes Lines, Spun Yarn, Marline, Log Line, Lead Line, Garden Lines, Plough Reins, Seaming Twine, Roping Twine, Sack Twine, Netting Twine, Shop Twine, Palms, Needles, Felt Druggeting, Navy Canvas, Tarpaulin Canvas, Linen Duck, Cotton Daek, American Drill, Calicoes, Bunting, Woollen Blocks, Iron Blocks, Hooks and Thimbles, Tilt Hoops, Oakum, Pitoh, Stockholm Tar, Coal Tar, Linseed Oil, Colza Oil, Castor Oil, Neatsfoot Oil. MARQUEES ON HIRE, From 12 x24to 25 x 80. Price Lists on application. 267 EST NEWCASTLE HOUSEHOLD and other COALS, Delivered In Town or Country in quantities sowt. and upward Also, BLACK PINE FIREWOOD IN LONG AND SHORT LENGTHS, At Lowest Current Rates. Harper street, or Colombo street, Christohuroh. 90 THOS. & H. PAVITT. T. IR,. PEOCTEE, PRACTICAL & SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN Colombo street, Christchttbch, (Opposite the City Hotel,) "S the only Manufacturer of Spectacles and other Optical Lenses in New Zealand, and having made the DISEASES of the BYE for the adaptation cf Spectaoles a Bpeoial study for many years, has gained great experience in the optical requirements of all sights. T. R Procter should be consulted "When print of this size cannot easily be read by candle-light twelve inches from the eyes. When the eyes water, or become fatigued by short exercise. When a book cannot be read without removing it to an increased distance. When more light is requisite than formerly. When a candle is required to be placed between the eye and the book. When two objects are seen in place of one at a distance. In suoh cases all affectation should be laid aside, and it Is not only wise but necessary to consult an expert. It is an error to suppose that the eyes are saved by not using glasses ; there is danger in both ways. In neglecting to use Spectacles or in using those not suited to the requirements of the case, which oan be avoided by consulting T. R. Procter, and thus anting use of the physiological powers which he can bring to bear in all cases.—Every description of Spectacles accurately fitted to the face, and a register kept of the measure and focus, 7394 OANTEBBUBY EESTAT7BANT EST ACCOMMODATION in Town Is now offered to BOARDERS. Double room, 16s per week ; single room, 18s per week; board without lodging, 12s per week ; weekly dinners, 4s per week ; board and lodging, 3s per day. Good Accommodation for Families. Smoking Room, Sitting Room, with use of Piano, Bath Room, Shower Bath.