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Star (Christchurch), Issue 1738, 22 September 1873, Page 1

TO BE SOLD FOR \ £130.— A 20 Acre Section of FREEHOLD LAND, partly fenced, together with a 3<roomed HOUSE, match lined, cost £70 ; also, lan Artesian Well on the premises ; situated abvut 3 miles out of town. Accommodation for fl portion ofthe money if required. Apply to JifS. PARKER, Agent, Cashel street. i 8582 FREEHOLD QUARTER-ACRE FRONTING and AdjoiningVhe Lincoln Road, a short way past tthe Railway Gates. } Deposits, 20 per cent, and the balance '_jJL«jB 4, or 5 years, at 8 per cent. ( _______H__B COOKHAM "ROOT ■ T,FP '||jWPS Coenee of City Is mSB m __\\__ MRS HAINES takes the pjßß____-fl§l__!-8 tunity of thanking her f r j^BBR^R^HB public, for the liberal P&toon&gfiSHHH^^H her late husband during the P a^jHnHßßn_fi9| now solicits a continuance of thj^HnSSgSraHl herself ; having been unable _uS^^S^^Eh9HH business to advantage, she haf|^9HHH|Kßm cominue the same. __9_____9_______S E. H. would particularly«H^^Gj|»|^^Hß Country Storekeepers, who 'V^HH&HBHH SUPERIOR ARTIIWifiWHB AT LOWEST WHOLESALE PElCE^ffl^ Cheapest Houße in Town for g« MEN'S BALMORALS, ELASTICS, /? WATERTIGHTS, LACEUPS, AND BLUCHERS. 8225 EA AND PERRINS' CELEBRATEL WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, Declared by Connoisseurs tc be THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE. CAUTION AGAINST FRAUD. The success of this most delicious and unrivalled condiment having caused certain dealers to apply the name of " Worcestershire— a Bauce <; to their own in?etiotw_____f_______________\ pubhc is hereby i D f onr Cfc4HH|^^H9|nHH to secure the genuine, is v dH9H[^^^ra^Bg and to see that theirn^H9S^^99s|Hß wrapper, labels, 6^Pf__^__^S_^S__\\^S__m Some of the foreiCTBHHjmBHWIBH^ supplied with a .j^HhBBbH_B_S9HbH Sauce, upon the W *^B^H^B_^HB__________ the names of Le|HB^BSi^GBBBBHBB forged, L. and P. -SflßHHflßH^B______B furnished their corg|B_______-___„__HB_B__l___l attorney to take i'i|ji|Jß}jHj^^ manufacturers aD , ( flßß__3__J___ r _Sf_-&__E6_ other imitations infringed. and see name on stopper. WhoIesajHRJHH^QgHBBnHHI proprietors, c^___\____Wß^___Wt^ London, &c, &c.; t^KBBBBBB^g__W^" men universally. To twTolS^ied of MATHESON'S AGENCY, Christchnrch 38M CROSBY S BALSAMIC COUGH ELIXIR. Opiates, Narcotics, and Squills are too often invoked to give relief in Ooughs, Colds, and all Pulmonary Diseases. Instead of such fallacious remedies, which yield momentary relief at the expense of enfeebling the digestive organs, and thus increasing that debUity which lies at the root of the malady, modern science points to CROSBY'S BA^AMKI-^ COUGH ELIXIR as the true rei *_fltt9_H_9 borough, auth 'of the "Anti-IjßßH£|^n^Sß Pain, and Irritation of the the greatest confidence, re c°*3B9BH£Sfi most valuable adjunct to >™ffiHBHBHS strengthening;treatment for this «^H9BHh[ This medicitie, which is free 4SBj|RH& and squills, n& only allays the "^a_th9__lß tion, bnt improves digestion and st-Jfo, 3BKB the constitution, Hence it is most signal success in Asthma, Br wi_h-I____l Consumption, Coughs, Tuifliinni m, „ i.-LJIMj Sweats of Consumption, Quinsy, <hHBB& Aflections of the and e _\_______W_______ Medicine Dealerßn tottiea ji£H9H|^BEB iieatise on '^^^ot^^^BßSS^^i Vessels," a copy of whicn tS_H_"« had GRATIS from MR J. BAX^raH-hemist. I vledical Hall, Cashel street, ChrlsTchuroh v TjlAlM-tLY HERALD, Weekly Id. The "Hlustrated London News," in reference to pure literature speaks of " The Family Hebald, that joy to tens of thou ands of innocent English households,"