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

AITEEN Ag^^Bgßjggf^. DOMESTIC, FCf&ISISJSIffQ, ASP GENHBAXi laOgMOffCHaa^ OABHBE STBESg WEST. gBBSH BHIBMiggTB BBOMVBDHTBWS. PRICES VERY RIASONABLB. rs^HIS DAY your attention is partaoulwi? JL invited to our new Stock of Eleotro-pkted Ware— great variety-^verj; cheap a»d of excellent value ' . For Ohrißtmas Presents we quote a low pric< for B.P. Butter Dißhes, Cruots, Egg Frames K.P. Fruit Stands, Honey and Maxnmkdf Jars Cake Baskets, Salvers, Liquour Frames, &c Table, Dessert, and Pocket Cutlery E.P. Dessert Knives and Forks in Cases BeefSlicera B.P. Fish Carvers, Brawn Pressers Wire, Block Tin, and Steel Dish Coven B.T. Vegetable Dishes, Sandwich Boxes Fish Kettles, Toddy Kettles, Lemon Squeozerf Fishing Tackle and best Trout Flies, specially selected for Canterbury rivers Lawn Mowers and Sprinklers, Syringes Garden and Harvest Tools, every description Weighing Machines for Thrashers Scales, aU descriptions Iron and Wood Trucks, Pumps, Rope, Twin* . Plough Lines and Chains, Oils and Paint* Machine Oils, Kerosene Oil, Paint Mills Sheep Shears, Turkey Stone, Raddle Stenoil Ink, Lamp Black, Seaming Twins Sponge Baskets and Sponges ; Baths, all kinds. Toilet Sets, Washetand Screen* Stove Ornaments Fret Saw Blades and Designs, Fly Trapc Filters Housemaids' Boxes, Cinder Sifters, Sievea Nursery Fenders, Washing Machines, all kinds Table, Hall, and Buggy Lamps, Fendera English and Colonial Ranges, Laundry Stovtf Register Grates, Hall Chairs, Garden Beat* Umbrella Stands, Tool Chests, Perambulaton Fireproof Safes, Copying Presses, Brushwarc Wire Netting, Bird and Parrot Cages Smut Wire, -Manglos, Pknimeters Theodolites, Surveyors' Cots, Band Chains, &a ( Bonnet, Cash and Dispatoh Boxes Travelling Trunks, Deed Boxes Grocers' Canisters, Beer 2£cgines and Pulls Spouting, Bidging, Down-pipa, Colonial Ovtni Bcotch and American Horse Nails, Zino Cheese Presses, single and double Churns, Thermometers American Shovels, Garden and Harvest Tool* Powder, Shot, Guns, BiHes, Revolvers, &o n &o. We solicit your speoial attontion to our atook of Builders' and Carpenters 1 Tools m being large, well assorted and oheap. AITKEN & R OBEBi'B, IfiONMONGBBB, Cashel etre&t west. HOMAS U« aVELREY & I^o* OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION Cheibxohuboh. I [lIEPOBTgBg, TtSEBBB AND HABDWABS ;',,' Mbbohahts. • - ' .-'■••' ■•" GUNS. GUNS, v GUNS. Our season's supply of Guns having arrived late, ex 8t Leonards, we shall offer the whole shipment at Reduced Rates, 'in order to effect) a Olearance. Sportsmen will do well to inspect our Stock, which include— SINGLE BAEJiiL GUNS ' DOUBLE BARREL GUNS BREECH LOADING GUNS. We have also an excellent assortment of REVOLVERS, Cartridges and Loadors, Belts, Game Bags, Shot and Powder Flasks, &o. Also landing, a largo assortment, comprising! 30 Gases and Crates FENDERS, FIJ4KIBOTs T S, Ao. Specialities and Agencieß, ROBIN & CO.'S f OMLAJKD CEMENT. We beg to advise that we have been, appointed sole Agents for Canterbury for the sale of Robin and Co.'s Cement. The analysis and comparison with other brands, as also tha certificates of Sir John Coodo and Sir John Hawkshaw, may be inspected at oar office. The Cement Machinery of Mcßßrs Robin and Co. is recognised as tho most perfeot in Eng* < land, and the quality Of Cement speaks for itßelf. , Excelsior Company's Blind shades Snook and Son's Magnetio appliances B. A. Lister and Co.'b Oat and grain crusher Jeye's " Sheep dip " and disinfectant R. duett's Oheeso-miking machine and dairy utensils Patent cotton belting Bicycleß and Tricycles BLACKSMITHS' & WHHELWBIGHTS' MATEEIAL SAW MILLERS' REQUISITES Bt^.ju,.xio', MATERIAL AND IRONMONGERY, DOOtia, SASHES, &o. TJ \ ~W7~ rf~^ HOMAS U« afatiLSßY & \JO n Have been appointed bole Agents for New Zealand for the JOHNSTON BEAWCR AND BINDER, Winner of tho Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral AflßOcia» lion Silver Cup, 1880, j And the Royal Agricultural Society of England Medal in 1881, Also, A very large number of other Prizes. Tho high reputation enjoyed by tho Johnston Harvester Company in regard to their Mowers and Reapers, is a guarantee that their Harvester and Binder will be a welcome maohine to Agriculturists. This machine, introduced a few years since, being tha first practicable String-Binder, ia this year greatly improved, and will recommond itself on the following points : — It operates automatically, thereby delivering the bundles of uniform size. The superior manner 'of compressing tho sheaf. The reliability of tho knotting arrangement. The manner of delivering the Bheaf, and tho perfect control the driver has ovor tho machine. , .... It has a device for packing the gram, whioh is by far tho best in use. This device rolievea the strain on tho binding string, thus rendering tho tyer perfectly reliable The Machine haß many important points nob to be found in any othor Binder, vir. :— Both ends, at the same time, can bo raised or lowered by the driver from his seat. Changeable speed to the Rcol. The Gearing is all outside of main wheol, thus balancing tho machino perfectly, and avoiding side draught. Direct motion to the knifo. Owing to the peculiar construction, the Reel chain on the inside of main wheel is dispensed with ; the draught of the maohine is lighter; tho knifo easier changed; tha machino runs moro 6moothly, and is far more under tho control of tho driver from his seat, than is any othor Binder. One of tho above Machines is now on viow in th 9 Machinery Court. Farmers aro invited to inspect. Wo ehall bo able to Execute all Orders received hoforo 21st instont;; and any further information regarding thj Macbino can bo obtained of Thomas Oe Jvblsje? & C>o. Opposite the Bailway Htation, OHRIBTOHUROH. -H OSEPH BUGGY, High Street, Pastrjfj* cook and Wholesale Confectioner Dinners, Balls, Sappers, and Pionio Partiol catored for in a style that cannot be com* peted with in the Colonies. Waiters aenl out. C7Bl,