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Chrlstohuroh Workers.— The shop for you to buy your footwear is at— H. W. REYNOLDS, "Our Bootmaker," 654 Colombo-st., CHRISTCHURCH. You cannot get better or cheaper boots in Christchurch. PATRONISE REYNOLDS. NEW ZEALANDER HOTEL, 270 St. Asaph Street, CHRISTCHURCH. A Good Meal, a C4ood Bod, and Best of Wines ami Spirit? Guaranteed. J. POWER Proprietoi. REDFERN'S "CAXTON" PRINTING OFFICE, AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE, Manchester Street, CHRISTCHURCH. No Canvassers. No Commissions or Secret Discounts to secure business. Dealing with the customers direct, we are enabled to give the Best Value in the trade. Established over 35 years. THE PLACE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. STOREYS HOTEL RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. Proprietor Q. S- JAMES. The Lady Godlva SYRINGE With whirling Spray. Sanitary and safe. Price, 12/8, post free Obtainable only from PARA RUBBER C° Manchester & Cashel stress., CHRISTCHURCH. WHITE HART HOTEL CHRISTCHURCH. Under New Management. Most Central and Up-to-date. Best Brands of Wines and Spirits. Tariff Bs. 6d. per day. F. M. DREWITT, Proprietor. (Late of Greymouth.) - TROCADERA PRIVATE HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. R. C. .DAVID Proprietor. Civility, Cleanliness and Attention. CHRISTIE &CO. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. Orders by post received prompt attention. Work delivered free anywhere in New Zealand. 233 Durham Street, Christchurch. P.O. Box 487. 'Phone 2527. coWu~me~sT" Joseph txollander Can supply your wants at little cost. Ladles' Own Material Made-up. Only Addr<?se: 129 Armagh Street, CHRIBTCHURCH. """ WHEN you come to Chrittahantt, Try BRADFORD'S PRIVATE HOTEL. Opposite Railway Station. TARIFF: 4e 6d per day; £1 par week. A Good Bed end a Good MeaJ Guaranteed ...... J. E. COOPER"™ (Late W. T. House), Coal and Firewood Merchant, 64 MONTREAL ST., SYDENHAM Telephone No. 3458. (Christchurch). Full WeigM Guaranteed. CARLTON HOTEL, PAPANTII BOm NORTH BELT, CHRI3TCHURCH. TED MASSE Y Proprietor. An old unionist and a sport (late of Normanby and Hawera). Old Shearers take aoHco. Telephone 13flS.

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