Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Press, Volume XXIII, Issue 3037, 17 May 1875, Page 4

Public NoticesABGYLE HOUSE. CHEBTERFTELDS OR ULSTERS. OVERCOATS, at 25s OVERCOATS, at 30s OVERCOATS, at 35s OVERCOATS, at 40s OVERCOATS, at 42s OVERCOATS, at 45s OVERCOATS, at 60s OVERCOATS, at 55b OVERCOATS, at 60s JUST OPENED, Including the Following Fabrics— ' FRIEZE, PETERSHAM, WITNEY, [ PILOTS, MELTONS, BEAVERS. CHESTERFIELDS OR ULSTERS. . FERFECT FIT. SUPERIOR QUALITY. I HIGH-CLASS WORKMANSHIP. 1 G. L. BEATH k CO., > 6-15 7114 Clothiers. i _ \ DANK OF NEW ZEALAND. \ An Agency of this Bank IS NOW OPEN at OXFORD under the interim charge of { Mr Walter C.Cuff, for the transaction of i all customary banking business. J. L. COBTER, Manager. • Christchurch, 10th May, 1875: 5-11 699 HATS, HATS, J (Under the immediate patronage of His 1 Excellency the Marquis of Normanby) J EVERY DESCRIPTION OF 8 HATS MADE TO ORDER. ; V. ALMAO, J PRACTICAL HATTER, HOSIER, AND ; GLOVER, i Three doors from City Hotel, High street. I 4-17 6333 ! CORNISH i BOARDING HOUSE. PAPANUI BOAD, E THREE M__TTJT_3S' WALK ffiOAC THE r POST OFFICE. r Accommodation second to none in the > Colony for Boarders or Travellers at Reasont able Bates. 3-30 6793 : [A LABEL,] "pINCHING'S DIBPEJSBABY M R KO L L Is now conducting the CHEMIST'S BUSINESS At the . ORIGINAL SHOP " NEXT THE POST OFFICE, KAIAPOI. 4 16 6372 I — » TOLLIES PASS 1 «| HOT SPRINGS, HANMER PLAINS. The additions to the hotel at these springs are just completed, and the undersigned is now prepared to offer accommodation to persons desirous of visiting them. The springs are an infallible cure for sciatica, lumbago, cutaneous, and other complaints. They have | also been largely used by rheumatic suf. J ferers, and on every occasion proved bene- * ficial; in most instances making a permanent cure. A horse and trap is kept at the hotel for the use of persons visiting the springs. A waggonette driven by mysel£ „ leaves Kaiapoi at short intervals. Passer.- . gers are taken by this right through to Joilie's Pass, and returned to Kaiapoi. Persons suffering from weakness or nervous debility should visit Joilie's Pass, as apart from ! the benefit to be derived from the springs the air of-»the Hanmer Plains is strongly conducive to health. The undersigned will be happy to forward any information to intending visitors. T. G. RUSSELL, Kaiapoi, 4-24 6526 Or Cashel House, Christchurch. *s___fc —b__r y OANTEEBUST BESTAUBj* NT Papanui road, near Post-office MEALS At all hours of the dr „ BOARD AND 17fl , 18b , *1 PTx wee»_ IMB Bedf Ueachm 179J Ho Jase cloths. P OT YOUR HORSE CLOTHS \* -J AT J. TRISTS, tjejNTT :m__\_____e:r, CASHEL STEEET, Opposite A 1 Hotel, First maker of Horse Cloths in New Zealand. N.B. —Liberal allowance made to the; trade and country store keepers. 4-1 5869* I /CANTERBURY HAT MANUFACTORY. C. P. HULBERT, k HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURER, i Removed to temporary premises, 1 Opposite Cobb and Co's Horse Repository, ! Cashel street. ■ Hats and Caps of all kinds Made to Order, 1 3-29 5746 "VTOTICE is hereby given that all ,XI MONEYS PAYABLE to CHRIST'S COLLEGE will, until further notice, be received by the Rev Canon W. W. WILLOCK, at Christ's College Library, whose receipts alone shall be good discharges for the same. Dated this first day of May, 1875. H. J. C. CHRISTCHURCH, 5-3 6748 Warden. "TVrOTICE is hereby given that all _Ll MONEYS PAYABLE to the CHURCH PROPERTY TRUSTEES, or the DIOCESAN FOND, will, until further notice, be received by the Rev Canon W. W. WEDLOCK, at Christ's College Library, whose receipts alone shall be good discharges for the same. Dated this first day of May, 1875. H. J. O. C_IBISXCH_rBC_T, 5-3 6746 Chairman. "VT O T I 0 E. [ Mr H. FREEBORN is Authorised to COLLECT my ACCOUNTS, and his receipt 3 will be a sufficient discharge. H. B. LANE, Cashel street. May 10th, 1875. 5-11 7001 TO THE INHABITANTS OF CHRIST- „ CHDRCH, KATAPOL AND < RANGIORA. JAMES GIFKINS, Practical Chimney Sweeper, Copper, and Flue Cleaner, is prepared to EXECUTE any ORDERS with despatch, combined with moderate charges. ' Address MIDDLETON'S HOTEL: or. MB FUNSTON, iß'ierU?* Kftispoi. |