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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2372, 23 October 1880, Page 2

Special Advei’ti^cmcnts. AWARDED FIRST PRIZE FOR WATCHES AND CLOCKS, NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION, 1866. G. & T. YOUNG, Wat °nsiakeks and Jewellers, GREAT NORTH ROAD, TIMAKU, INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THU IB LARGE STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS ENGLISH L EVE 11 WATCHES, WHICH H.WK TIE BN SPECIALLY MADE TO ORDER, AND IMPOKTCi) DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS, THUS S WING ALL TUB INTERME DIATE PROFITS, AND ENABLING G. & T. Y. TO SELL THEM AT A MUCH LOWER PRICE than such Watches are Usually Sold at in the Colonies. AMERICAN WALTHAM AND GENEVA . WATCHES ALSO IN STOCK. N.B.— EVERY WATCH is carefully EXAMINED and REGULATED before being placed in the PURCHASER’S hands, and a written WARRANTY given for a period of TWO YEARS, and should REGULATION or other ATTENTION (except actual breakage) be required during the term of warranty, it will [be done FREE OF CHARGE. T. HALL, (Late of Tate and Hall) LAND BROKER and Estate Agent, CERTIFICATED ACCOUNTANT IN BANKRUPTCY, prepares TRANSFERS, MORTGAGES, LEASES, AGREEMENT, etc. (Under the Land Transfer Act.) CASH ADVANCES made on deposit of Deeds. MONEY TO LEND and Mortgages arranged on Properties. £IO,OOO at the present time to LEND, interest 8 per cent, procuration fee, 1 per cent Ollices at the late Russell Ritchie and Co’s Stores, opposite Club Hotel. CITY HOTEL. 171 COOKSON takes the opportunity of _J • conveying to bis numerous friends and the public generally bis heartfelt appreciation of the exceedingly liberal patronage bestowed upon him through a long period at the Garrick, at Barrett’s, and during the past two years at the Commercial Hotel. He has now much pleasure in intimating that to-day he HAS ENTERED UPC I A LONG LEASE of that old, centrally situated, and most popular house, the CITY HOTEL, Which by IEXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS AND ALTERATIONS, in pi ogress, in the carefully selected choice stock, and the most assiduous attention, he intends to raise to the position the LEADING HOTEL IN CHRISTCHURCH. From the kindness extended to him in the past, E. C. does not fear that he will be forgotten by any of his old friends, or that will fail to meet the requirements of the üblic generally. Yet he is anxious to convey an assurance that one and all may rely upon A HEARTY WELCOME AT THE “ CITY.” Christchurch J une 21,188