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TWENTIMAN AND COUSIN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL X Xi ONMONGEES INVITE the attention of their Friends and the Public to their large and wellassorted Stock of English and American Hardware of every description, In part consisting of— Fenders, Fire Irons, Register Grates, Cooking, Heating and Kerosene Stoves, Coal Vases (a",choice lot), Hiuks’ Triple-action Duplex Lamps, The Silber ; Light, 'Rowatt’s Annoapnio, Wright and Butler’s Eclipse, _ Globes, Wicks, and Chimneys, Tea Trays, Table, Dessert and Pocket Cutlery, Knife < 'leaning Machines. Bradford’s Washing, Wringing and Mangling Machines, Meat Chopping and Mincing Machines, Bedsteads, Cots, Garden Chairs, &o. Electro-plated Spoons, | Knives and Forks, Cruets, Tea and Coffee Services, Egg Frames, Biscuit Boxes, Side Dishes, Dish Covers, Sonp Tureens, Salvers, Trays, &o. Marble, Enamelled Slate, and Artificial Marble Mantel pieces, Kitchen Ranges, Wire Nails, Wrought and Cut Nails, Floor Brads, Sheet Zinc, Sheet Lead, Galvanized Corrugated Iron, Sash Weights and a large assortment of Builders' Hardware, too numerous to enumerate here.

Bar, Rod, Hoop, Sheet and Plata Iron, Anvils, Hallows, Vyce», Steel Plough Fittings, Rasps, Files, Horse Shoes, Horse Nalls, Oils, I Points and Colors, Varnishes, Sheet Glass, Ingot and Strip Tin, and in Plates. Hickory and Lanoewood Shafts, Hubs, Rims, and Spokes, Carriage Bolts, Malleable Castings, Common Nut, half-patent, Patent Mall, Collinge’s and Gilpin’s Axles, all kinds of Springs, Carriage Lamps and Coaoh Leathers, A large and jweli-aasortod Stock of Artificer’s]' Tools, of the v ~beat English and American Manufacture. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BADDLBBY AND HARNESS, COACH AND SADDLERS’ IRONMONGERY. CHAFF CUTTBE3, HORSE-POWERS, PLOUGHS, HAEEOWS, GEASSj MOWERS, 6ft. and 6£t„ But within the limits of an advertisement it is impossible to mention many of the lines they have in stock, they therefore invite an early call and (inspection of their Stock and Promises. TWENTYMAJST CUSPID COXJSUsT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS AND METAL MERCHANTS, CASHEL STREET, CHEISTCHUEOH. 8768 COLOMBO STREET BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT, ESTABLISHED 1860, IN CONSEQUENCE OP BEING LARGELY OVERSTOCKED AND TO MEET THE TIMES. JOHN GOODMAN BEGS to Inform his numerous Customers that he has determined to make a still further REDUCTION IN PRICES:— Men’s Lace Boot's (own make) rednood from 18s 3d to 16s 6d Do Kip Bluchers ~ ~ 12s 6d to 11s Do Eld elastic side springs ~ 16s fid to 12s 8d Women's Eld Boots ~ 9s fid to 6* Do Cashmere Honse Boots, from 2a fid Children’s Felt Boots, from Is NOTE THE ADDRESS— ——o*~GOODMAN’S CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT GOICOIVOBO STREET MEMBER, A SINGLE PAIR OP BOOTS AT WHOLESALE PRICE Some men there are who talk abont “New chums ” and immigration ; They go round town, with boots worn ont. For fear of speculation. But not the man who saves his cash. And never lets his boots wear down ; He still will not “ go in ” for trash, But buys Hyde’s Boots renown. Never pass the shop, but oc HYDE’S EC He knows full well they’re Htde’j own make. And better he don’t wish to get ; His weekiy wages ho will take, And knows he’ll get u first rate fit. Now, why it is, you know full well. Of patrons I’ve a double share ; It is the fact than I can sell At Wholesale Pkicb a Single Pair in and inspect, free of charge. T FACTORY. RETAIL SHOP—TRIANGLE, HIGH STREET. 8783 FIFTY PER CENT, SAVED BY USING Atkinson’s Working Man’s Cooking Eanere. THOMAS ATKINSON has again secured the First Prize in the late Agricultural Show for the Well-known, Tried, and Approved WORKING MAN’S COOKING 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 there 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 be vouched by the hundreds who have purchased them, and give unsolicited testimony that snoh Is the case. An inspection of ary stock at my Show Rooms, Colombo and Tuam Streetf, by in" tending 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, &0.. cheaper than any other house in the trade, 6904

jg- A R L RIESH ABEK, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, AND JEWELLER, Colombo Street (Next A 1 Hotel), BEGS to inform the publio of Christ- I church and its vicinity, that having | had four years’ experience in Watch Manufactories in Switzerland, and also eight years In the West End of London, he is in a position to guarantee FIRST-CLASS WORKMANSHIP, Combined with moderate charges. A Large Assortment of the best class of STRIKING CLOCKS Always on hand at prices varying from 12s 6d. First class ENGLISH LEVEES By the best Loudon Makers, at Five Guineas. First-rate WALTHAM LEVEES At £3 10s. Ladies’ Handsome SILVER WATCHES From 30s. And first-class LADIES’ GOLD WATCHES From £3. A very Large Assortment of GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY, At the Lowest Prices in the city. I H.B.—Note the Address— NB T A 1 HOTEL. 863

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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2416, 3 January 1882, Page 4

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881

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2416, 3 January 1882, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2416, 3 January 1882, Page 4

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