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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2145, 5 February 1880, Page 4

ALLEN TON HOU SE, - - (Next Barrett’s Hotel,) St Asaph Sthekt, Chhistchukch. . THIS fine newly-built house has been • thoroughly furnished throughout, and offers a comfortable home to persons remaining in Christchurch, and separate apartments for families. Even* Comfort. Good Attendance. Good . tr Piano. ••Teams Molebate. C. SEXTON, Proprietor. GIBSON ’ s Temperance Hotel, Tuam Stuukt, CmusTcnur.cn, (Late Fuchs’ Wellington Hotel.) H, Gir.sox having purchased the lease of the above hotel, and fitted it .up with a view to affording his jiatrons all the comforts of a homo, respectfully solicits the support of the public. Special attention has been given to that part of the extensive building which is to be devoted to the use of Families, so as to ensure privacy and comfort. Single- Men will find their requirements equally well provided for, and persons who wish to be provided with a cheap and good meal,at a convenient distance from the centre of the town, are requested to try GIBSON’S TEMPERANCE HOTEL. Meal, Is. Beds, Is. Board and Residence from 18s per week. Du. WILKINS. QURGEON, OCULIST AND AUEIST. (Formerly Clinical Assistant to Drs Bowman and Critchctt, Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, Morelreld London) Late of Melbourne. HAS NOW TAKEN UP THE PRACTICE Of the late Dr Powell, At his Residence, Christchurch, CASHEL STREET, TRIANGLE. a RAND CAFE RE S T AURAN T. FRANCAIS. (Opposite Messrs Duncan's, Sutherland’s, and Death’s,) Cashel Street, Triangle, CHRISTCHURCH. Meals at all Houus. Breakfast - • - !)d. Dinner - - - - Is. Tea .... yd. Bread and Cheese and Salad - Id. Sandwiches .... Id. Cup of Coffee, Tea, or Glass of Milk - - - - 2d. A Comfortable Smoking and Reading Room forms part of the Establishment. Visiiors arc informed that they will meet with every comfort in the Restaur ant which is now under the |management of W. Skinneu. Ohampion Hoarding House, Lichfield Sit.ekt West, Christchurch. JAMES POWER .. .. ruor-uiETou. J. I’. begs to inform his friends and the public of South Canterbury that he has taken the above house, formerly known as the Alliance, and trusts by trict attention to the comfort of his boarder s to merit a share of public patronage. Note the Address—Lichfield Street West, Cluistchurch. COOKSON’S CONSULTATION ON D U N E DIN C u FEB 2(5, 188 0. TWO THOUSAND AT £1 EACH. Exchange on cheques, Is; two stamps for reply and result. Address, E. COOKSON, Warner’s Hotel, or Box 180, P. 0., Christchurch. IQUNEDTN CUP, 188 0. MR GEORGE DODSON’S ANNUAL CONSULTATION Will shortly close —Fee £l. Total amount of Prizes (in full), £2700, divided as follows: First .. .. . • £750 Second .. .. • • £IOO Third .. .. # .. £2OO Other Starters (divided) £OSO Non-Starters (divided).. £7OO The amount for starters (£650) and nonstarters (£700) will average large amounts for those fortunate in obtaining any of the 40 prizes. In order to secure tickets, early application is absolutely necessary. Please add exchange (Is) to cheques, and stamps for reply and result. GEORGE DODSON, Treasurer. Address—Box 27, Port Chalmers. REAPERS AND BINDERS, REAPERS, AND BINDERS. SAMPLES of OSBORNE’S 1878-70, 1870-80 REAPERS AND BINDERS, With all the Latest Improvements. * Intending purchasers are invited to inspect these machines now on view on open section opposite the office of the undersigned Great North Road, Timaru, from whom all further information may he obtained. ■ WM. EVANS, Agent for South Canterbury. JUST RECEIVED,' fJIHE LATEST SPECIALTIES IN JOBBING TYPE. Ball Programmes, Cards, Circulars, Law Work, and every description of Commercial and General Printing can now be executed in first-class style at the SOUTH CANTERBURY TIMES OFFICE, Church street (Lane’s Building). Estimates given. Orders by post promptly attended to.