Public Notices. STEVENS AND CO., BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR SIB G. F. BOWEN, G.OM.G. T ITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVERS, COPPERPLATE PRINTERS, Execute every description of the above work in the best style of art, and at moat reason • able rates. Plate engraved for Sβ. TV/TONQGRAM, crest and address, T>RASS, Zino, Door, and Window Plates, T>ILL Heads, Trade Cards, ACCEPTANCES and Bills of Lading, on the shortest notice. STEVENS AND CO., QTATIONERS AND PUBLISHERS. Reading for the Country. \J ; _____ i STANDARD Literature. TLLUSTRATED Works. X TTISTORICAL and Biographioal Works. tx T>OPUIiAR ™ eB * or Children. TjIDUOATIONAL and Scientific Works. OOHOOL Prize Books. Works, Devotional and \J General. T>IBLEB, Church Services, Prayer Books. J I YMN Books, Denominational. A LL the English Papers and Periodicals. STATIONERY of every variety. o _ A CCOUNT Books, Ledgers. T>HOTOGRAPHIG Albums, newest style. "PURSES, Pocket Books, Card Cases. ■fITATHEMATICAL Instruments. Boxes, Paints. STEVENS & CO. beg to draw the attention of storekeepers and others that, owing to their arrangements with Home houses, they can supply them at most reasonable rates. . Schools supplied at a Liberal Discount. 4-8 G. CLARKE, SADDLER AN& HARNESS MAKER, &c. NOTICE to Squatters, Farmers, and the Public generally.—(l O. begs to inform the inhabitants of Canterbury that he has commenced business in the above line, and is prepared to manufacture on the, premise* everything in the trade equal to the beet work made, and at prices lower than any other in the province. By selling first-class goods at the lowest possible prices, he hopes to merit a share of public patronage. Address—Corner of Cashel and Colombo streets, opposite the Al Hotel, Chriatohuroh. 3-4 NOTICE. ALL COMMUNICATIONS ADDRESSED to J. C. AIKMAN & CO. must be LEFT at the IMPERIAL STORES, Christchurch Railway Station, or at Mr J. BAILEY'S OFFICE, Caehel and Liohfield streets. 4-7 J. C. AIKMAN & CO. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ON AND AFTER THE 6th INST., rpHE BUSINESS of the UNDERSIGNED, —*- Known as the GLASGOW BOOT & SHOE AGENCY; OB CASHEL HOUSE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, High street, Chrisfcohurch, WILL BE REMOVED To New Premises NEXT THE OLD TOWN HALL. | 3-2 WILLIAM STRINGER. REGISTRY OFFICE. MRS STRANGE begs to inform the ladies of Christohurch and vicinity that she has OPENED & REGISTRY OFFICE for Servants, and solicits their kind patronage. Respectable and good servants may hear of suitable places by applying to Mbs Stbange, Manchester street, between St Luke's Church and the bridge, •,-,• ~■ , 4-10
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Press, Volume XIV, Issue 1881, 26 April 1869, Page 4
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