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Press, Volume XIII, Issue 1730, 24 September 1868, Page 4

Miscellaneous, NOTICE. MR FRANCIS JAMES SMITH (who for the last five years has had charge of the Repairing Department), was on the 30th June la«t ADMITTED A PARTNER in the BUSINESS of Watchmaker and Jeweller, formerly carried on by the late G. Coates, and the business will in future be carried on under the name and style of G. COATES k CO. 7-4 G. COATES AND CO., WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, COLOMBO STREET, DESIRE to draw the attention of the inhabitants of Canterbury to their large and well-assorted STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELLERY, ka., Which have been carefully selected in England to order, and since the commencemen of the new Firm have been considerably SEDUCED IN PRICE. G. C. & Co. beg the public to note the fact that from their being in a position to import their goods direct from the English Manufactories, they are consequently enabled to supply their customers upon more advantageous terms than those houses which are dependent on the colonial markets. Their presentlarge stock will be MONTHLY inpplemented by PARCELS OF JEWELLERY, &c, (via Panama) selected by a thoroughly practical agent, from all the first London and Continental Manufactories, thus enabling their numerous patrons to select from a stock comprising the newest and most recherche articles of Jewellery, &c.

Their watches require no comment. It will be the especial business of the new firm to maintain the high character for which the watches of the late G. Coates have so long been noted. Particular attention wiH be devoted to all work entrusted to .Lent for repairs, and they can with confidence solicit tbe patronage of the public to this department from tbe fact of their possessing experienced workmen and j every appliance for repairing the most complex timekeeper. Diamonds and other Precious Stones set and mounted. Electro Gilding and Plating. Clocks cleaned, wound, and regulated by the year.

Sole Agents in CHBisicHtmcH FOB THB _?Al___?_? INVISIBLB SELF- WINDING WATCHES, Which obtained a Prize Medal at the Paris Exhibition, 1867. 7-4 mi - i . . i — Public Notices. NOTIOE TO THE PUBLIC. THE PROPRIETOR OF THE " PRESS" begs to announce that he has just completed arrangements for the publication of an ILLUSTRATED EDITION or THB MONTHLY SUMMARY, which will.appear in sufficient time for distribution previous to the departure of the PANAMA MAIL. Eaoh number will contain six or seven illustrations. Subscriptions (strictly payable in advance) six shillings, including postage seven shillings per year. Subscribers names will be received by the various Aeents in the province and at this office - -6 12-21 ORARI HOTEL, GREAT SOUTH BOAD, \ Eighty-two Miles from Christchurch, Twenty Miles from Timaru.

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