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WATCH THIS SPACE. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— [r is n well known fact that in a large city like Chrlstchurch many so called 1 Selling Off Rales" ocoar whioh are "UTTJSIt SHAMS," simply got up for the purpose of getting rid of the" accumulated OLD STOUK of YK\RS, with the usual Stale Announcement of " Compulsory Sale " Effort," "Stock Taking Clearances," " Ar rival of New Goods" &c, &c. A few minutes' calm reflection will be sure to convince yoa that these "Selling Off Houses" have IMMENSE RENTS and EXPENSES to pay, which, mark you, must come direct from the POCKET of the CUSTOMER. And last, hut not least, remains the startling fact that LARGE SHOPS oannoS be built out of LOSSES.

Having thus, I trust, brought your minds into a condition to discriminate between the SHAM, and the BEAL, yon will at ones recognise that it is a well known fact that I have NO OLD STOCK ; that my Expenses are ALMOST NOTHING; that I have started in Eiver's Buildings only four months ; that my Purchases have been FOB. CASH ; that my Shop is Crammed with GOODS, bought at a great losa to the Importer ; while hundreds of my Customers every day exolaim : " What on earth do you intend to do with all your Cheap Goods ?'' Ky answer is; "I Must Sell, for a Large Stock of Spring Stuff has been ordered, and is now on the water." 'therefore every Article in my shop, from a hairpin to a Bonnet, and from a Bonnet to a Blanket, I thall offer daring July and August at HALF XNGLISH COST PKIOB, in order to make the necessary room. Delay, therefore, purchasing your Drapery and Clothing till you come to CHURCH and inspect my Stock, when the literal truth of my assertions must force itself on your minds, and you will not only purchase yourself, but induce your friends also to do co.

Yours faithfully, C. B. CHURCH", The Cash Draper, Kiver's Buildings, Cashel itreet. N.B.—A Present of a Lady's or Child's Black Straw Bat to every Customer, tfee Hand Bills for Prloes, also Wanted Known In "Star." 1085 MERICAN CURATIVES, for Bhenma. . tiams, Neuralgia, Gout, Hprains, Headache, Toothache, Corns, and Chilblains, all of which will afford inatant relief. May be had wholesale and retail of J. P. Oliver, Colombo street south. 2209 LOAN AND DISCOUNT OOMPANYOffios—Lfohfleia steoaS ■V*B.R abeve Society DISCOUNTS BIIiXS 1 DAILY. Loans from MO to JBSOOO on parsoasd ocrarffcy, deeds of property, shares in pnblio Mmpanlw and oihei seoorities at oxwrent rates, Entire charge toa £lO, lepayafais ai 4e3 ;buiUlnga per week, £l, Entire oharge fo* £2O, repayable *% gj ;ur week, £2, Advanoss made on Pturnitnira, Riock-£e» IVade, Farm Stook. All applications, pergonal or by losses, i4v!otiy oonfidenfcisd, 851";

?HE UNION PURE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, Hereford street, Chrlstohurah. CAPITAL ... .„ £2,000,000. CHIS Company, the only Institution of the kind having its 3KAD OFFICE AND MANAGEMENT IN CHRISTOHUROH, la prepared to effeot PIKE AND MARINE INSURANCES every description at oarrent rates. W DEVENISH MEAEES, General Manage;,

DAVIES & WII>LIAMS. STOCK-TAKING SALE (-N BEATEST BARGAINS EVER JT OFFERED IN DRAPiiRY, either in. Christohurch or New Zealand. READ THE 10LLOWTNG— Ladies' Satin and Pluah Hata former price 12s (id, 15s ; now 3s 91, 5s Ladies'Mantles, 3s lid; worth 12* 63. „ » 9s lid ; worth 18s 9d About 400 to choose from. White Handkerchiefs, Is 8d dcz, ready for use All Millinery at half the cost price, onr own make Costumes, reduced fully 33 per cent. Skirts, Is lid each ; worth 5s 6d each. Towels, usually sold at 4Jd each, now selling at Id each. Come at once to prevent disappointment. All other Goods equally Cheap. A GENUINE CLEARING OUT SALIS OF ALL GOODS. Bavies & Williams; COLOMBO STEEET. KBUBE'B INSECTICIDE. Persian Insect Destroying Powder. Sold in packets at Is, and in tins at Is 10a, 15s, and 20s each. THIS Powder is unrivalled for destroying fleas, bugs, ants, flies, oookroachoa, beetles, gnats, mosquitoes, moths in furs, and every other species of insects in all stages of metamorphosis; whilst it has no qualities deleterious to human beings, aud is quit harmless in its application to dogs, eats poultry, &o. We»»k bat one trial for this powder to secure oonndenoe, no other brand will be wanted here, »fter 6583

ATKINSON'S ENEEaETIC FO FOUNDEY. GREAT REDUCTION. GREAT REDUCTION, TN RANGES, REGISTER GRATES, CLOSET PANS, AND ALL K.IND3 OF ORNAMENTAL AND BUILDEES' CASTINGS AND WASHING FURNACES. ALSO, SPOUTING AND RIDGE CAP, 20 AND 25 PER CENT. OFF THE ORIGINAL PRICE LIST. 6904 ICHRISTCHUROH INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION O O TjT> medal WAS AWARDED TO THE EXHIBITS OF X. J. WATTERT, COOKING EAWGB MANUFAOTUBEB, ' WHITE AND BLACKSMITH, &c, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHUROH. (Next Bank of Australasia.) THIS was the only Gold Medal awarded to any Cooking Range Manufacturer in the Australasian Colonies, and was given for ''Design," "Workmanship,** and "Cheapness." The Gold Medal of the Agricultural and Pastoral Association, 1881, Show was also awarded to T. J. Watters for the best range on the ground. Prices of these Gold Medal Eanges are from £3 12a upwards. BANGES from 2ft. 61n. to 10ft., FITTED UP WITH GRILLS, CIRCULATING and HIGH-PRESSURE BOILERS, by whioh HOT WATER can be conveyed UP-STAIRS for BATHS and other purposes. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. Register Stoves made to any size and pattern at equally low prioea, T. W. has great pleasure in referring to the many hotels, public buildings, and dwelling houses In the colony fitted with Cooking Ranges of his manufacture. None but skilled workmen are employed by him, and everything is made under his supervision. An inspection of the Show Room is invited before^purohaalng'elaewhore.

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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2579, 13 July 1882, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2579, 13 July 1882, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2579, 13 July 1882, Page 4

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