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CLEARING SALE § SEWING MACHINES J. M. THOMPSON BEGS to inform his numerous customers and the publio generally that he has purchased the business known as the "American Sewing Machine Company," together with their large and varied stock of Sowing Machines, and iB now offering the whole of the stook at an Immense Beduotion. New Chain-stitch Maohines from 16s j Lock-stitch from £2 ; Treadle Machines from £4. Time payments from 2s 6d per week. . J. M. T. wishes to notary that he has taken into partnership Mr G. J. BIRCH, a flret-olass Machinist, who has had considerable experience in fitting and repairing all kinds of sewing maohines, having fitted up a workshop on the promises with every appliance for the execration of all kinds of repairs } and keeping th 9 largest stook of extra parts for all sewing maohines, we have no hesitation in pronouncing this the most complete Bowing Machine Depot in New Zealand. Agents for WHEELBB & WILSON'S unrivalled SEWING MACHINES j LAMB'S KNITIING MAOHINES j WELLINGTON PLAITEB } BATLISS, THOMAS & OO.'S BIOTOLBS, And other makers. Bicycles repaired, and Machines sold on commission. THOMPSOJN & BIEOH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE DEPOT, COLOMBO STBHET (Nhxt DaxxiAl ahd Oo.'iOl ' XTAVE FOB SALE— J I 600,000 ft Colonial and Imported Timber Black Pine and Totara, Bed and White Pine Kauri, all sizes, Baltio Deals, 8 and 4 inch Kanri Flooring and Lining, Arohitraves, 4, 5, 6, and 7 Skirting, 6, 9, and 12 inch, Bustioated, 8, 9, and 10 inch Mouldings of all kinds, Galvanised Iron, 5 to 9ft Galvanised Nails, Spouting, Bidging, and Lead Washers £§ Nails, Locks, Hinges, Sheet Lead and Zino ' s^ m^_ m _____ m ___^ Portland Cement k imm^m^—mmmmmmmmm^^ Laths, Hah*, tad LimO * tiffin IT m Deors, for inside and out 6 n*nIJUU ft />a Sashes and Casements •*&« Bay Windows CJ3AL St Mantelpieces V. W ***» W| «* c Stoves and ranges 'Mfitn i,rnPVkW^ Gates and Hurdles Posts and Bails B«st Newcastle Coal fc "^~™ — Malvern and Westport i-'' ' ■ ' hFqnoing Wire, 8, 9, and 10 . \ »-— • Staples, &c., &o. , CANTBBBUBY SHEET LEON WORKS, . [SaTABLIBHBO 1862.] josephHpiper, OASHEL STBEET, CHBI3TCHFBOH, Manufacturer of Plain and Japanned Tinware, Galvanized Iron Guttering Bidging, Piping, Chimney Tops, &o. Copper Smith, Lamp Maker, and Japanner. Baths, Toilet Sets, Grocers' Show Canisters, and other Japanned Goods equal to imported. Stencil Plates Out ia Zino, Brass, or Copper. BY BOYAL LETTEBS PATENT. Being in possession of Complete Maohinery for the manufacture of Canisters, &0., J.P. is prepared to supply Canisters for Meat Preservers (patented), Sugar Boilers, Bisouit Manufacturers, Coffee Grinders, Blacking Manufacturers, &o. Household Jam Tins (no wider being required to cloae the top.) SEND FOB PRICE LISTS. COLOMBO. BTKEET BOOT. AND SHOE DEPOT. ESTABLISHED 1860. ' Ib wossqucaca of bsiag largely OT2SSTOOSSD, said to MBSBE 2SS XlH^t , JOHN GOODMAN BEOS to inform his nsmwocs oustomtn that he hu det«rmin«d to mate a still Ifttf&htr reduction in Prioas :—M«n's £*99 Boots (own maks), reduced from 18s 6d to 16s 6d | Hen's Kip Blucher (own make), reduced from ISs 6d to 11s j Men's Kip olastio sid« springs, reduced from 16s 8d to 18 6d j Womsn's Kid Boots, reduced from 9s 6d to 6s | Women's Dbshmnsj House Boots, from Ss 6d t Chlldrsn's Felt Boots, from la. Not* tho Address— WODMAW'3 CHEAP SOOT AHD IBOV 'ihi'rQ! t COLOMBO Sl££!l. 618 rr\ H B "EXHIBITION." The " Exhibition's " all the go, Of all descriptions « Boots and Shoes," When AUSTBIANS look so gay j Cheap and* good, a sight quite rare ; But an "Exhibition " I can show, Made by myself, so do not lose Where you have nought to pay. More time, but to my shop repair. My name is Htdb, that name you know, " Come one, come all " — I know no limit, Combined with Boots and Shoes ; No matter what the time of day ; So come and see my splendid show, Geobgb Htdk is here with his exhibit, And purchase — if you ohoose. In High street you will find my bay. HYDE'S BOOT FACTORY. BETAIL SHOP-TEIANGLE, HIGH STBEET. §j@l PURE NATURAL TEA. W^ NELSON, ' MOATE & Co., TEA MERCHANTS. HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH DT7NEDIN BBANOH— Princes street (opposite Queen's Theatre). WABEHOUSE— Hereford street, Ohristchurch. TTISITIOBS to Ohristohuroh during tho Exhibition should Buy Nelson, Moate's and V Go's CELEBRATED PURB LIQUORING BLENDED TEAS. ACKNOWLEDGED by the PBESS and PUBLIO the FINEST in the SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. GUARANTEED FREE FBOM SCENTED and COLOURED TEAS. IMelson, Moate s Co.'s CELEBRATI® Soldin PBIOES. CHALLENGE ham- chests, | ' 401 b, 501 b, 601 b net. 2a 2s 4d B 2s 8d SSiJP I g^ 101°. "">» 121 b net. (y sW H I fyilb faokets of 49 "^ &w I ißli 6ib> h> Bib> 2ib> I lib and ilb. jPerlb. " AGENTS EVEBYWHEBE; NELSON, MOATE A3ND CO., ATKINSON'S WORKING MAN'S OOOFJITG BANGS.— AGAIN FLBST PBIZE-TAKEB. rjIHOMAS ATKINSON has graat pleasure in announcing to his numerous friends, and JL the pubh'o, that the " Favourite"— the tried and approved—" Working Man's Cooking Range," has again been awarded FIBST PRIZE against all comers at the late Agricultural Show, which convincing proof must show thoso makeis who so freely advertise their ranges, is being " the best manufactured" that the judgos and experts oonour with tho hundreds of «ny friends, the WOHEIKO MBN, that "Atkinson's Banga" confcinnea to ba fcha moat perfeot colonial manufactured cooking apparatus yet produced. It cannot and shall not be beaten, either in quality of workmanship, weight of metal, or price. An inspection of my stook, at my Show dooms, Colombo ana Tuam streets, by intending purchasers will oblige. In consequenoe of the enormous demand for my Bft Cooking Bange, my customers should give me four or six days notice prior to their being wanted. Arrangements are made for supplying either oast or wrought iron, or copper boiler, with each range Builders and Contractors supplied with Spouting, Bidging Down Pips, Ac, cheaper than any house in the trade. G. D. MUEOHIE AND CO., ! FUENISHING TINDEBTAKBRS, ETC., CABBHL BTKEET WEST (OPPOSITE PBESS OFFICE). | /re prepared to oonduot Funerals at the Lowhst Fossibxjr Batii. I 92578

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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4400, 1 June 1882, Page 1

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