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j " JBueines* Wotlcea In all Parts of the World the NATURAL FOOD FOR A BABE is M OTH E R'S MILK, and THIS DOES NOT QONTAIN STARCH. Young Infants CANNOT digest STARCHY FOODS, a perfect Artificial Food for Infants therefore, NOT CONTAIN STARCH. FOOD CONTAINS NO STARCH, BUT MAKES A PERFECT FOOD FOR THE YOUNGEST CHILD. MELLIN'S FOOD for infants and Invalids may be obtained of all Dealers throughout the World. G. IV3ELLIN, MARLBORO' WORKS, PECKHAM, LONDON, ENGLAND, AGENTS—Chrystall & Co, Wardell Bros. & Co., and Kempthorno. Prosser & Co., Christchurcb. H. B. KIRK, Telephone 432. Office and Yard : 193 Tuam St. : MANUFACTURER OF ] Bricks, Drain and Sanitary Pipes, Traps, Syphons, Chimney Pots, Chimney lining, Airbricks, Tiles, Vases, ; Open Channelling, &<x BOLE AGENT for tbe Celebrated GREY VALLEY FIRECLAY SOODS. SOLE MANUFACTURER OF CUTHBERTS PATENT DISCONNECTING GULLY TRAP. '• Also In Stock foT Sale—Builders' and Plasterers , Requisites. MANUFACTORY AT Waterproof of Excellence ~" OF THE WATERBTTRY WATCH. WATKK PKOOF, DUST-PROOF and GREASE-PROOF. 12 HDURh UNDER W.\TKR and STILL GOIKU CORRKCTLV. Read Ovo following report from the ' t*yduey Morning Herald,' of April 30'h, 1896:----'w O ''LV after noon yesterday a man named Joseph Reeves, a resident o< Notth Nydney, reported to the North Sydney police that the body of * man was flomint; off Ball's Head fit Kerosene Bey. The body wns removed to the JNorili Sydney morgue by the water police. I lie tmn appeared to hav u in the wnier d>r abojt twelve hours. An elector's right tor the e'ectoraie of • Willon'.'hby » v ns found in his pocket. The right was in the name of Michael Sullivan. A Waterbury wnteh, that was still going, and £2 Is 4J in money were aleo found in the man's pockets.' The above speaks for itself •; further comment as regards the WAfERBUiIY WATCH is unnecessary. But why buy these watches from storekeepers and ironmongers, when you can get, sent to any address, oarriage paid, by the Agent, J. F. BTRATZ, one of tLe latest improved Waterbu.y's, " THE TkUMP," for 17s 6d, and tbe new series E for 22s 6d, with a present, value ss, also a written guarantee for two years ? ALL WATOHE- sold by J. F. STRATZ are examined, oiled, and put in thorough going order, by himself, before being offered to the public for sale; consequently customers can rely on getting a genuine, article and a good timekeeper without leaving their own homes—if inconvenient for them to do so. "THE PERFEOTIONNE," a splendid and reliable timekeepsr, sent to any address on receipt of 15s 6<i, with a two years' guarantee. The regular price of this watch is from £1 to 80^^ English, American, Swiss and other makers' watches equally cheap. Clocks, Jewellery, Plated "Ware, &c, &c, ALL AT HALF THE USUAL PRICK Study your own pocket, and buy of the Manufacturer, where every article is marked in plain figures. £100 if proved that any boys are employed in. our establishment. Inspect prices at Stratz's, before purchasing elsewhere. Spectacles a speciality. e ; c h t ° a l ff lJd q t at STRATZ'S ; he has the best and largest assortment of spectacles and lenses in Canterbury. Having imported the latest improved and simplest instrument for testing the sight, he has suited people with spectacles who had tried every shop in Christchurch and had given up almost in despair. Spectacles to suit all sights are made up on the premises while you wait, and at moderate charges of from Is to 1 guiiea. A trial solicited from those who cannot get suited elsewhere. You can have your sight tested, and no charge will be made unless you are suited with spectacles. Address — J. F. STRATZ, 261 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. ! "2 eg Sgagg -- I # I J- i-s5 have cliarged the same prices for tbe last eight yew, ami l>y Work and Material, have secured the ,*m W A «sJ^^<^ f g e Bepairing Trade in Canterbury. .-— &■s/&&) PI CTAtUr-r 183 B lQ hStbebt, . rAMp J v* LEL A f>l Eγ Two doors from Barrett'e Hotel. CLEA» '*- U the add.se to avoid mi,- -, ARffA |yy£K ! 't'r* /k connection with any other show pg-» v X . .the latest improrerl I and appJliajnofejß, 1..«ir0. making to order U ■'>•-■ « s^T^-^^/' 4 '-J { ■ ..... .a^ t ,Jew.el!.ejvy > ;abißp< : icia!ly low No apprentices etnployed to, pVactiee on and spoil work. ■

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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2066, 30 June 1896, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2066, 30 June 1896, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2066, 30 June 1896, Page 4

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