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Press, Volume XXX, Issue 4078, 22 August 1878, Page 4

Fablio Hotiees. B. HALE & CO., SAIL, TENT, TARPAULIN, FLAG, HORSE CLOTH, AND OILSKIN CLOTHING ! MANUFACTURERS AND ROPE MAKERS, <. ASH E L STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. T IST OF SOME OF OUR IMPORTATIONS ALWAYS IN STOCK.— Navy and Tarpaulin Canvas, 24in. and S6'.n. Lisenand Cotton Ducks, American Drill, Calico, Bunting, Europe and Mauilla Rope, Plough and Lead Lines, Marline, Spmiyarn. Seaming, Ropinsj, Net and . v hop Twines, Palms aud Needles. Common, Patent, and iron Blocks, Pitch an . Tar. India-rubber Hose and Fittings, Fishing, Cricket, and Horse Nets. Linseed, Colza, castor and Neat.foot uils, Tilt Hoops, Felt Dmggetting, __c, _tc., &o. LIST OF OUR MANUFACTURES, ALWAYS IN STOCK, OR MADE TO ORDER :— Sails, Rick and Threshing Cloths, Tarpaulin Waggon and Cart Tilts. Patent Enginn and Combine 'overs. Reaping and Binding Machine Covers. Canvas, Duck, Drill and Calico Tents and Flys. Canvas, Hose, Oilskin Co.ts and Leggings and Trousers. Flax Rope, Halters, and Clothes Lines, Flags, «fee., &c, &c. who:liesa:l.:e ajxjd retail 8-21 Pbicx Lists on Application. 835. SPECIAL NOTICE. G. JONES, BOOTMAKER. COIOMBO STREET, DESIRES to return thanks for past favours to hi. numerous friends, and to intimate tojhis large circle of Customers tha* as he is LEAVING CuRiS. HUKOH, he has eutered into SPECIAL AKRANGEMKNT WITH H. WILKINSON, STRANGE'S NEW BUILDINGS, TO TAKE OVER HIS LATE FOREMAN, MR, VOLLER, Whehas been with him for Twelve Years, together with Customers' Lasts, ~_c, Ac. and can confidently assure them that all orders entrusted to his care will henceforth be executed satisfactorily. G. JONES. I tnke this opportaaity of saying that any favours received shall have my best attention and care. Angnst B'h, 1878. H. WILKINSON, High street, Christchurch. Cheap Boots ! Cheap Boots ! Boots for the Million SELLING OEE ! SELLING OEE ! ! _B. J. HALE

BEGS to inform his Customers, Friends, and the Public in general, he intends holding a GENUINE CLEARING SALE of his entire Stock of Colonial and Imported Boots and Shoes, REGARDLESS OF COST. The following List will show a few of the great reductions made: — s. d. I s. d. Children's Patent Lace-nps ... from 1 6 Ladies' Superior Kid Side-springs, from 8 6 Ladies'and Gent.'s Slipper 3 ... ~2 6 Men's Watertights, wooden soles ~ 10 6 Children's Patent Elastic Fronted Shoes „ 3 6 Do. Rivetted Lace-nps ... ~ 11 6 Do. 7-9 Kid Side-springs... „ 4 6 Do- All Kid Side-springs ... „ 12 C Do. 16-13 Levant Lace-np ~ 5 0 Do. Pegged Lace-up Shooting ~ 14 6 Maids' one to two Lace-ups ... „ 6 6 Do. Colonial-made Side-springs „ 15 6 Ladies' strong Kid Side-springs... „ 7 6 Do. Do. Watertights ~ 16 6 ALL OTHER LINES EQUALLY CHEAP. SALE TO COMMENCE ON SATURDAY, JULY 13th. NOTE THE ADDRESS. B. J. HALE, Al BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT, CORNER OP CASHEL AND COLOMBO STREETS. 7-13 663 BOOT H'S HYDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENT, LINCOLN ROAD, CHEISTCHTIRCH. Prospectus Feee by Pest. COLOMBO STRKET BOOT AND SHOE DEPOTESTABLISHED 1860. JOHN G~O~O DMA N" HAS just opened 62 TRUNKS of BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS, consisting of an the Newest Novelties of English and Continental makers, which are marked at such a price as to SPEEDY SALE, in consequence of LARGE SHIPMENTS TO ARRIVE PER "MALABAR" AND OTHER VESSELS. o Gentlemen's French Kid Elastic Sides, 12s 6d Ladies' Levants from 7s 6d Children's Boots from Is 6d Strap Shoes from 2s. 3-28 629 Brown's Wholesale Timber and Coal Depot. JT. BROWN has great pleasure in announcing to his customers and the pnblio generally • that he has OPENED his Extensive Premises adjoining the GASWORKS, and being connected with thj Railway by Siding, he has now facilities for carrying on his business which will enable him to give to his customers the utmost satisfaction. CAEGOES RECEIVED DIRECT INTO THE DEPOT BY BAIL. Large Supplies always on hand. Orders per rail despatched promptly. To ensure constant supplies arrangements have been made for the arrival of Cargoes at regular interval during the ne__t twelve months. RETAIL YARDS, TUAM STREET. A large and assorted stock of all the trade require(Doors, plain or glass, ments, including—Seasoned timber of all kinds, and Mouldings, all all patterns ; Sashes BEST COAL and FIREWOOD delivered in any patterns ; Nails, Ceand Casements, in quantities. ment. Fencing Wire, variety ; Kauri, Red, Just Landed, ex CLEOPATRA— Ridging, Iron, Bricks, White, and Clear A SHIPMENT of CEDAR. Piles, Palings, ShinPine, Matai, Totara, Landing, ex Wanganui— gles. Baltic, Van Dieman's OF\ ons Fencing Wire Land, and Australian ___ _) To land, ex Lurline— And all other lines Timbers; Dressed T. Oft Tons GO and Orb Iron connected with the and G., Rusticated _-." trade in great vaand Plain Shelving; PAA Casks Cement. riety. Skirting, Architraves, tJ\J\J _ 3-2 91-2 J. T. BROWN, Offices, Tuam street. Gr. _P. DATE, GAS FITTER, BELLHANGER, LOCKSMITH, AND LAMP MAKER, Hot and Cold Water Apparatus of every description made and fixed on the most approved principle. Hydraulic Rams, Pumps, and Beer Engines fitted and repaired. Gas Ovens, Gas Stoves, and Gas Fittings in great variety always in stock. MANTJEACTORI -COLOMBO STREET SOUTH, (Opposite Mason and Struthers' New Buildings.) 4599 _Z ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ LIN RE CHARLES PEAGR-OiTI^EXSED. 1 SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, .LL Pergon9 hayi ~ ny CLATMS against A Pure Aromatic Spirit the ESTATE of CHARLES PE _- Distilled and Prepared in Holland from an GRAM ' lato of . th * Hcathcots, Dairyman deOri<nnal Receipt ceased, are reqmi-ed to forthwith send particuAnd possessing Rare Medicinal Qualities in all lars of .°| ""J 6 .* 0 ..* 116 undersigned. And all Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and Y^^V^Sf^ 6 Said wI 9 ? re "I"™ 4 Urinary Organs to forthwith PAY the amount of their respective ' debts to the undersigned. As a Tonic, Diuretic and anti-Dyspeptio Cordial Dated this 19th day of August 1878. it has the recommendation of the leading CORNELIUS DYE if, Ferry Road, Continental Physicians, and is now acknow- Executor of the said Charles Peagram, de-eased, ledged as the latest and most valuable 8-20 8314 SJES-jt*"* "* Chroni ° fW 0E ' s 7yi DR. HASSALL'S REPORT. MJ -M v The Analytical and Sanitary Institution, -m-% SiT.TABT.T. J '54, Holborn Viaduct, E.C. £\, London, 9th May, 1877. TTICONOMICALII Report on a Sample of Imperial Schiedam i_| Schnapps received from Mr H. J. Hart. Cf AMI We have subjected a sample of_ the above jj^ named article to a very careful chemical analysis _«_. and examination. _,__, Desiring to benefit by tho world-wide reputaThe results of the analysis, winch are set forth in a separate report, show that this spirit is of ianol oar QU, certain parties have attempted good strength, practically free from acidity, and that it contains but traces of solid matter in to imitate paekagM. Suits a t k w ha, n been solution. It possesses a delicate and agreeable aroma, and a pure and mild taste. Mr Hart's instituted against the Makers and Purchaser!! of Schiedam Schnapps is avery superior article of its class, is well purified, and quite genuine. j iaese imitations. Bnyers should be careful to (Signed) Aethtjb H. Hassall, M.D., , M thatjthe words Author of " Food and its Adulteration." Otto H___otb, F.S.C.."PoWio Analyst. . BSIIXUNiT" are stenoilled on the cases, and the words WM. JOHNSON'S REPORT. «.™_, _-.. „.,__-_™_,_ i. a i_*.- 1 t i~ 4. "DEVOE M'FG CO. PATENTS" Government Analytical Laboratory, _, -T xr J 1 *"*" 11116 ' 23rd July ' 1877 ' are .tamped on the top of the can. Henri J. Hart, Esq. . * Sir,—l have the honor to report for your in- — formation that the sample of_ Imperial Schiedam THE Dgyog MANUFACTDEING CO.. Schnapps forwarded by you to mc has b»en snb " •«-.««» ______ __-__.v_ __--_.« w. t mitted to a searching chemical analysis and B»i-VSB_._._> 127, PIABI STBMTB. critical examination, the result of which enables ~s o • *££ ""ibw mc to state that it is the finest sample of ! . __; schnapps that has as yet come under my notice, tt -rjy It has a pure fragrant odor, and is absolutely iNDENTUBE X; OEMS free from any trace of fusil oil or other injurious impurity, and has evidently been dis- ow SATF AT tilled' -om snperiorrye grain, always used instead v o.ax__, ax of ma lin the production of the choicest «-n»-n qQ » ______.r<T_ qualitie. ->f schnapps. It is very smooth to the r_x_.csa t. J< i! 1 U JS. palate, an in this respect compares favorably .-^^z^z^zzziri^^lizi^lziz^Z^zzn^Z^^zr with other <mpta offered for sale. It may be B d d Residence. advised as equally BQitable for medical or " MU *""* -_">--w>_«.p. economic purposes.—l have the honor to be, &c., _ ZZI ~ ~ (Signed) Wm. Johnson, IVi -r b T « n . ,' T AnalyticalChemhttethe Governmentof Bo_b D ?h_-ho4_-, L ' Victoria. (Two doors from Fleece Hotel), Beds L U J_^_no?h e ers f^S 0n *"* * HotDinr^fromiatoZ^octd-ily^ A Trial is Eabnebtly Solicited. t d~\ f_n WILSON, SAWTELL, & CO., Merchants, A.iJ.Vir. JL • 1004 Ajrents. Chrintcbnrrh. TT rfT\ ' -rj JUODGE'S JL _a_PERANCE JtIOTEI. High street. HEALTH FOR ALL. TO MEET THE T_Q___S 1 HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT. Boarf ■"* *° '*** *" THE PILLS Purifylhe Blood, correct aU Bpdß ttnd MealH ' 1b eacll - SteWil *BS%, disorders of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, '- —— and Bowels, and are invaluable in all complaints "f_~> ~1~ ~T~ / —1 '1 I J £""_ incidental to Females. f~> I | 8 J*^ THE is the only reliable remedy C3ANTERBURY RESTAUBAJNT, _? r B 01 ti^wS—' So F s> I3 i cers - Papanniroad, near Poet^ffiee. For Bronchitis, Diphtheria, Cougb», Colds, -»-w». Gout, Rheumatism, and all Skin Diseases, it AT AIiL HOUES Ol? THE DAT has no BOARD AND LODGDNGB Soldb. the Proprietor, Thomas Hollowat, 17i, 18t, and « Bar week. 533, Oxford street, London, and by all medicine — * vendors throughout the world. 7-3 779S -z Beds and Meals, Is each. 1879