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WATCH THIS SPACE. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, — IT la a well known fact that in a large city like Christchurch many so-called 11 Selling Off Sales ” occur which are - “UTTER SHAMS,” simply got up for the purpose of getting rid of the accumulated OLD STOOK of YEARS, with the usual Stale Announcement of “ Compulsory Sale ” Effort,” “Stock Taking Clearances,” •'Arrival of New Goods ” Ac, Ac. A lew minutes’ calm reflection will be sure to convince you that these “ Selling Off Houses” have IMMENSE RENTS and EXPENSES to pay, which, mark you, must come direct from the POCKET qf the CUSTOMER. And last, but not least, remains the startling fact that LARGE SHOPS cannot be built out of LOSSES. Having thus, I trust, brought your minds Into a condition to discriminate between the SHAM and the BEAL, you will at once recognise that it is a well known fact that 1 have NO OLD STOCK ; that my Expenses are ALMOST NOTHIN-*; that I have started in Kiver’a Buildings only four months ; that my Purchases have been FOR CASH ; that my Snop is Crammed with GOODS, bought at a great loss to the Importer,; while hundreds of my Customers every day exclaim : 11 What on earth do yon intend to do with all your Cheap Goods!” My 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 shall offer during July and Angust at HALF ENGLISH COST PRICE, in order to make the necessary room. Delay, therefore, pnrohaslng yonr Drapery and -Clothing till you come to CHURCH and inspect my Stock, when the literal troth of my assertions must force it* elf on your minds, and you will not only purchase yourself, but induce your friends also to do so. Yours faithfully, C. E. CHURCH, The Cash Draper, Kiver’a Buildings, Cashel ttreet. N.B.—A Present of a Lady’s or Child’s Black Straw Bat to every Customer. See Hand Bills for Prices, also Wanted Known in "Star.” 1085 METROPOLITAN TEMPEBANOB HOTEL. Cashel street, Christchurch. SUPEBIOR ACCOMMODATION for BOABDEB3 at 30s and 35s per week. Apply to 2831 H, NBTL, Manager. K. SKIFFINS, FISHMONGER, PODLTBBBB, AN» DEALER IN GAME, COLOMBO STREET, CHRI3TOHUROH. IN thanking the Public for the liberal patronage accorded to him since opening his well-known establishment, the Proprietor begs to announce that he baa also OPENED T3E PREMISES OPPOSITE, RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY MR J. E. BAS3EORD, Where every attention will bo paid to the various branches of his business. Fish Suppers, Oysters stewed, scolloped, and otherwise at all hours. Chops, Steaks, Ac, BOOM 3 SPECIALLY SET APART FOR LADIES. 2884

PHOTOGRAPHIC SCENERY OP NEW ZEALAND. E. HEELER AND S ON, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, HAVE a Very Large Assortment of VIEWS through the whole of NEW ZEALAND for SALE in various ways to suit purchasers, viz., small or large albums to hold ten, twenty, thirty, or more prints ; or unmounted for transmission by post. A Set of Views of Interior of INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, price 2a 6d, or set of six, 10s 6d. April 28th, 1882. IS6I MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. THE NATIONAL LOAN AND DI3. COUNT OFFICE. THE UNDERSIGNED is now prepared to ADVANCE MONEY from £5 to £SOOO, on Terms that none can compete with in Christchurch. Money advanced on Personal Securities Money advanced on Freehold Property Money advanced on Leasehold Property Money advanced on Insurance Shores Money advanced on Bank Shares Money advanced on Furniture Money advanced on Bills of Sale By Weekly, Monthly or Quarterly Instalments. Office hours from 10 ajn till 5 p.m. Mondays from 10 a.m. till 6 p.m. Saturdays from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m., and rom 5 p.m. till 7,30 p m. SLATER & SONS’ OLD BUILDINGS, LICHFIELD STREET, Next to Hla Lordship’s Larder. N.B.—All our business la most strictly confidential. 1271 H. A. DAVIS, Manager.

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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2597, 3 August 1882, Page 4

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656

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2597, 3 August 1882, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2597, 3 August 1882, Page 4

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