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Press, Volume XXX, Issue 4077, 21 August 1878, Page 1

Business Notices. ' NOTICE OF BEMOVAL o » GUTHBIE AND LABNACH'S NEW ZEALAND TIMBEB AND WOODWARE FACTOBIES CO.'S WABEHOUSE AND OFFICES. XT is hereby notified to onx customers and the X public that this Company's offices and place of business have been removed from Hereford street to those large and commodious premises recently in the occupation of, and purchased from Miles, Hassal and Co., and situate at the corner of Manchester street and-the South Town Belt, opposite the Christchnrch Railway Station. All the leading lines in building materials, woodware, furniture of all descriptions, wheelwright's materials, ironmongery, glass, oila and colours, are always on sale. Cargoes of red, black, white pine, and kauri can be obtained direct from thie Company's several bush mills, according to specification. Home shipments of a large variety of goods continue to arrive monthly. Indents can be arranged for on very advantageous terms for any description of goods from any part of the world For further particulars, apply to STEPHEN HUTCHISON, Manager of the Company'sCbriatchurchßranch, Manchester street, Christchurch. 4-10 1285 ' ! P. SCHOURUP'S PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT. COLOMBO STBEEI, OPPOSITE E. BEECE. OPEN DAILY, from 10 to 4; For young children, between 11 and 2 only. 12-28 6183 COBB AND CO.'S CASHEL STBEET. J/"N QEA.TON begs to announce • \Jf» (O that he has entered upon thpsa extensive Stables, and by a careful attention thereto hopes to receive general patronage. Horses at bait or livery will be well attended to Saddle and harness horses, buggies, and other conveyance on hire. Horses bought and sold on commission. 8-1 7547 - BLOOR'S FOOD FOR INFANTS AND INVALID 3. PREPARED upon Baron Liebig's principal ; approved and recommended by the most eminent of the Medical Profession. Surpasses all other substitutes for the natural food of infants, and effectually promotes nutri- ; tion aud health. " A child deprived of its mother's milk can only bo fed properly when the food given is equivalent in power to that of woman's milk. •^β AEON UEBIG." The great success of this food is a convincing proof that it perfectly fulfite its object. MEDICAL CERTIFICATES. " After a careful trial of Mrs Bloor's Farinaceous Food for Infants and Invalids, I fetel no little pleasure in recommending it as the best substitute I have met with for the natural food of infants, from its being highly nutritious, easy of digestion, and not irritating the alimentarycanal. In my opinion its more general use would tend greatly to diminish the excessive mortality which has hitherto existed in the colony. "JOHN SINGLETON, M.D., " Medical Mission Dispensary, 1 " Wellington street, Collingwood." " Having tried Mrs Bloor's Food for Infants and Invalids, I am justified in saying that I consider it an excellent article in all cases where infants are deprived of their natural food, and invalids eufferingfrom dyspepsia, combined with feeble digestive powers. " GODFBEY HOWTTT, M.D., " 194 Collins street, Melbourne." 1-8 SoldbyallChomig and Drnifltß.gg 6606 TBANSFER OF BUSINESS. THE HALL. rirWE TTtjdergigned begs to give notice that JL ne nae TAKfcN over the BUSINESS recently conducted by Mr C. F. BUNZ, and invites inspection of the large stock of PIANOS byßoenieh, Ascherberg, Francke, Brinsmead, Bord, Broadwood, <fee, &o. These pianos have been imported direct from the manufacturers by Mr C. F Bunz, which enables mc to sell them at a comparatively small advance over invoice cost. Ladies and mnsicians generally are also! particularly invited to inspect the stock of Sheet and Book Music just received, admittedly -the largest in New Zealand, consisting of Classical andOperatio Music by every composer; also, popular songs and instrumental music of every description. ■ : ■ a-a 857 G. H. MEBTON. PIANOFOBTE TUNING. MSYMONS, Piano Tuner .to Messrs • Broadwood and Sons, London, wishes to inform the inhabitants of ChristchurcK that, having had considerable experience in thatlirie, he is now prepared to Tune'and'Bepair Pianos and Harmoniums. The public may depend upon their instruments being fairly dealt with, as I desire to establish tnyseit in Christehuroh. Mr Symons is prepared to Sell Pianos at cash or deferred payments, from the following makers .—English—Broadwood, Erard, Kirkham, Brinsmead, and Legg French—Bord and Archer Freres. German —Neufield, Newmeyer, Lipp and Son, Kaps and Sou. Kaps's grand iron triple oblique, large size, usuaLpnce, £105, will be sold for .£95. All instruments Bold by mc will be kept in tune, free of extra charge, for 12 months. Orders left at Mr Lake's, stationer, High street, punctually attended to for town or country. Unexceptionable references will be given from London, Wellington, Nelson Hokitika, and Greymonth. ' 5453 A HEALTHY SKIN AND A OLEAE COMPLEXION. ALL who suffer from Irritability of the Skin should use SALICYLIC SOAP. This Soap (prepared by TIDMAN and SON, LoLdon) is certified by eminent Analytical Chemists to contain Salicylio Acid, the new Antiseptic and Deodoriser. " This Soap is very pleasant in use; it thoroughly deansee the skin, whilst it posseses emollient and antiseptic qualities in a high degree."—Medical Examiner. "The Soap is free from any pungent or unpleasant odour, and will on this account be preferred by most people to Carbolic Acid Soap,.or that in which tar is present, and it is, moreover, snperior to them in its freedom from any tendency to irritate the skin."—Public Health. i SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS (In Tablets and Boxes.) The Trade Mark (a lily) is impressed on every Tablet. *-9 667 nLEMPTHOBNE, JL BOSSES AV^O., Wholesale Dbuggists, WHOLESALE STATIONEBS, High street, Christchurch. The trade supplied with stationery, account books, inks, fancy goods, perfumery, brushware, combe, sponges, cordialmakers' materials, corks, and sodawater bottles, homoepathic medicines. Calvert's, Cooper's, and Hood's sheep dip Photographic materials, lenses, and cameras Wholesale buyers of linseed, honeyr and beeswax 5 20 3503 ": " PUBLIC NOTICE. ON and after THTS DAY (tfondr-y, August 19th). the CAFE DSPABTMiSNT in connection with Morton's Hotel will be dlsconThe Dining Falcon will be reserved for the comfortrof the Boardera. Breakfastat9 ... , 2v6d Dinner** 1.80 ... ... ... 2s 6a Tea at 6 •;• 2s 6d Beds 2s 6d Orders taken for Soups, Entrees, Ac., &0., as The undersignsd will be at Eberty to give lessons in the art of cookery upon terms to be SSrtw , * JAMBS W.HOBTON.