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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2057, 2 June 1896, Page 4

Bu«iin«MM Notices In all Parts of the World the NATURAL FOOD FOR A BABE is MOTH E R'S - M ILK, and THIS DOES NOT CONTAIN STARCH. Young CANNOT digest STARCHY FOODS, a perfect Artificial Food for "' Infants must, therefore, NOT .CONTAIN STARCH. CONTAINS NO SHRCH, BUT MAKES A PERFECT FOOD FOR THE YOUNGEST CHILD. MELUN'S FOOD for infants and Invalids may be obtained of all Dealers throughout the World. S. mLL\ft 3 MARLBORO' WORKS, PECKHAM, LON6ON* ENGLAND. AGENTd—Chrystall & Co., Wardell Bros. & Co., and Kempthorae, Prosser & Co., Christchurch; H. B. KIRK, Telephone 432. '■ Office and Yard : . 198 Taam St. : MANUFACTURER OF Bricks, Drain and Sanitary Pipes, Traps, irfyphons, Chimney Pots, Cliimney Lining, Airbricks, Tiles, Vases, Open Channelling, &c SOLE AGENT for the Celebrated GREY VALLEY FIRECLAY GOODS. SOLE MANUFACTURER OF CUTHBERTS PATENT DISCONNECTING GULLY TRAP. Also in Stock for Sale—Builders' and Plasterers' Requisites, MANUFACTORY AT -&J±.tt2XXjttir, ST. IMI-A-lE^TXISrS. ____ , ,

GKRASP THESE FACTS! J. F. STEATZ, HAVING 32 YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN WATCH-MAKING AND REPAIRING, ADVISES his customers, who are about purchasing a watch and wish to get a reliable timekeeper rather than a showy watch to look at, to buy*only the WATERBURY ; and iv case where correct time and quality is t.csired, j ROTHERHiLM'S ENGLISH LEVER is the watch he recommends. j Watch-makers, as a rule, do not wish to sell to their customers these speci.<i ; lines of watches, because they purchase only a few at the time, consequently they pay more for their goods and have to charge more than the man who can afford to buy a large quantity. J. K. Stratz buys 3uo of these watches at the time. He is the only watch-maker in Canterbury who does so : that iB why be 6ells cheaper than other shopkeepers. His Retail Price—For improved Waterburys, the long-wind, 12s 6d; the Trump 1 Short-Wind 17s 6d, and Ladies' and Gentlemen's Extra Improved 22s 6d. A large discount is allowed to purchaser? of qua,r of a dozen and upwards. Rotherham's English Levers from £5 to £7 10s. As many metal watches are palmed off on customers as the Improved Wat er bury, the public should be careful where they make their purchases and be sureth e Y get the genuine article, which they can depend on getting from the direct Agen t ,' J. F. STRATZ. Owing to the increasing demand on the above mentioned watches, J. F. STRATZ is clearing at cost price other makers' watches from now until New Year to make room for shipments expected daily to arrive. He will also send to any given address an Improved Waterbury Watch with white metal chain attached, carriage paid, and a written guarantee for two years for the sum of .£1 ; also Rotherham's English Lever with silver chain attached, and a five years' guarantee for £5. Just arrived by this mail a large stock of Silver Keyless Watches specially j made to my order, and at a price hitherto unheard of in Christchurch or Canter- , bury— £1 15s. £100 reward if not genuine. It is unnecessary to give address ; if you ask the town or country people which hop in Christchurch has the beet stock of watches and clocks, &c, to select from, they will tell you to go to STBATZ'S, in High Street. SPECTACLES A SPECIALITY. Your eyes tested free of charge, and spectacles made to suit your sight while you wait. N.B.—Open daily from 8 o'clock a.m. until 9 p.m., Thursday included, for the convenience of country customers, by special permission. w' g tm- * w ° 1 a■« .. o« 3 SaS'SS . ,l ~jh ages <*•"'. » lag O g «?•§ ho 1 have charged the same prices for the last eight ye-trs, and by _--—"''' Work and Material, have secured the' lyy & •«^^^ areeßt s °pairing Trade in Canterbury. j»IC\.2SCI ET a k. r-: 183 Bwh Street, a 111 Cll I LC.AIM Et Two doore from Barrett's Hotel. Q LtA™ C I WARRANTED !*»»**. .tor. mß £ I connection with any other show \- *&£?* Having imported the latest improved I and appliances, I am making to order Rings • '; • all Jewellery at specially low rates. No apprentices employed to practice on and spoil -work.