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Press, Volume XXXI, Issue 4206, 21 January 1879, Page 4

•; ; ■ -;■. - ;-■ "■ - —" "" ""'V" ' OAMP WATER POTS, MILK BUCKETS, & STBAINERS GUTTEBING, EIDGING,JLND PIPE. CANTERBURY SHEET IRON WORKS, Established 1862.' ■ JOSEPH PI P E E, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, . Manufacturer of Plain and Japanned Tin Ware, Galyaniaed Iron, Guttering, Ridging, Fipe, Chimney Pots, &c, Importer of Galvanised Iron and Tin Plates. X X> HAS pleasure in informing his customers and the general pnblio that, having increased tl •JL • his working plant by the importation of English and American Machinery, he can now offer special inducements to Importers, Ironmongers, Storekeepers, and others to encourage Colonial Manufactures. '■■•'■ ■ Plain and Japanned Tin Ware of every description. Copper Smith, Lamp Maker, ana Japanner. Baths, Toilet Sete, Grocers' ShowCanistera, and other Japanned Goods, equal to imported* Special terms given for the supply of Canisters for Coffee Grinders, Sngar Boilers, Biscuit Manufacturers, Meat Preservers, &c. Tins for Jams any sue or quantity. Stencil plates cut in zinc, brass, or copper. , . Liberal terms offered to Plumbers, Retailers, and Storekeepers, who will and it to their advantage to purchase from the Manufacturer, and save mtewSediate profits. Send for Price List. Guttering, Ridging, and Pipe at Reduced■'■ Prices. OFFICE AND RET AI L:—C AS HEL STBEET (Opposite G. L. Bbath's, Abcttus Houbi.) _ _ FACTORY:—PETERBOROUGH STREET. 10-8 87 CASHEL HOUSE HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHTTBCH. BOOTS AND SHOES UNUSUALLY CHEAP. begs to caD the attention of hisNumorous Customersl and .thel Public in • IJT goneral, to his Immense Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES,, both Colonial and Imported. AS HE IS OVERSTOCKED he. is determined to efEecV a Speedy Ckarance, to facilitate which he has Re-marked every article at the LOWEST PRICE POSSIBLE toany trader who intends paying for his goode. Recent arrivals ex Lutterworto, Palala, and Langatoae 63 TRUNKS. , , from to ' f lOlll *° Children's patent lace-ups, reduced 2s Is 3d Children's copper toes, 4's to 6'e 4s Ss Children's ekstic-sides, 7*s to 9*s 6s 4s Women's Cashmere boots ...■ 5s 6d 38 Children's elastic-sides. 10'stol3's 7s 6d 5s €d Men's watertights ... ... 18a6dl6j Children's levant lace-aps ... ss6d 4s Men's calf EmpeTore'- ... ... 14s 10e Children's copper toes, 10'stol3's 7s 6d 5s 6d Men's.calf goloshes ... ... 12s 6d 10» » Children's copper toes, 7's to 9's 6s 4s ; Lotjobladies'kid boots . ... 10s . os ; AJ.T, OTHER LINES EQU/Tjtf CHEAP. TERMS CASH. As he Manufactures all Colonial Goods at his actory, Hereford street r under his own supei> vision, he can give every guarantee as to quality. ' ranch—-South road, Timaru.'_,' - 9-21 9942 E. GEORGE, High street. JAMES BOOTH'S STEAM SAW, MOULDING, AND PLANING MILLB. SASHES AND DOORS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Flooring, Match Lining, Mouldings, Architraves, Stirting, jßuilding Timber, Red, White, and Black Pine, 11 and9x 3 Baltic, Eusticated Weather Boards, Van Dieman'e Land Palings, Shingles and Timber, Hurdles, and Galvanised Iron and Spouting, C G. and half round. Turning in all its branches. Circles to five feet diameter. > *i> Country orders punctually attended to.'. JAMES BOOTH, Lichfield and Tuam etreets. COLOMBO STREET BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT ESTABLISHED 1860. JOHN GOO DMAN HAS juet opened 14 TRUNKS of German and French IASTING BOOTS, which, in consequence of other shipments to follow, are marked at such PRICES as to efFect a SPEEDY SALE. . German and French Lasting reduced from ils'to 8s Ladies' Kid Boots, from 10s 6d to 7s 65 ■'~ Do Kid Shoes, from 12a 6d to 10a 6d Child's Levant Bnlmorala, from 2s 6d to li m. . Do Kid Boots, side spring, from 3s 6d to 2s 6d ■ ALL OTHER LINES EQUALLY CHEAP FOB CASH. ■■•■., Se'wec, Peg, and Rivdtted Boots mode to Order. : NOTE THE ADDRESS— ; , , . .''.:"" 12-53903 GOOPMAJTS CB3A2 BOfiT DEPOT. B. HALE & CO., SAIL, TENT, TARPAULIN, FLAG, HORSE CLOTH, AND OILSKIN CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS'AND ROPE MAKERS, CASH EL STRHE IV CHR ISTCH UR CH. *jr IST OF SOME OF OUR IMPORTATIONS ALWAYS IN STOCK:— Navy and Tarpaulin Canvas, 24in. and 36in. Linen and Cotton Ducks, American Drill, Calico, Bunting, Europe and Manilla Rope, Plough and Lead Lines, Marline, Sptmyftrn. . ' .. . Beaming, Roping, Net and Shop Twines, Palms and Needles. Common, Patent, and Iron T3lock3, Pitch and Tar. ■ " ."- 1 India-rubber Hose and Fittings, Fishing, Cricket, and Horse Nets. : Linseed, Colza, Castor and Neatsfoot Oils,' Tilt-Hoops, Felt Druggotting, &c, Ac, &o. LIST OF OUB MANUFACTURES/ ALWAYS' IN STOCK, OR MADE TO OBDEBjSails, Rick and Threshing Cloths, Tarpaulin Waggon and Cart Tilts. Patent Engine and Combine Covers. \ Reaping and Binding Machine Covers, Canvas, Duck, Drill and Calico Tents and Flys. Canvas, Hose, Oilskin Coats and Leggings and Trousers. Flax Rope, Halters, .and Clothes Lines* Flags, &c, &0.,' &0. 8-21 Pbioi Libts loh Application. 8554 0. F. T>AITJE, f* AS FITTER, BELLHANGER, AND LAMP MAKER. Gas Engines XX and Electric Bells fitted up by experienced workmen. Hot and Cold Water Apparatue of every description made and fixed on the most: approved principle Hydraulic Rams, Pumps, and Beer Engines fitted up and repaired. Gas Ovena, Gas Stoves, and Gas Fittings in great variety, lways in stock. All work guaranteed. ' ' ' ■>• OPPOSITE CITY HOKEL, COLOMBO STREET, l>B Manufactory—Opposito Mason,: Struthers and Co., Colombo street. 2563 A T E R O tf'BTE " O R HTBEOPATH3C ESTABLISHMENT, i ■..,■■■■;' (Not CojiD Watkb), LI2STOOLN aOAD' OHBISTO HTTBO H. '" PBospßCTnaf ? Fbb*'B* Pest. , , Mr Booth may be consulted daily, from ll>to 3, at Messrs Cobb & Co. r s Office, High sfcree : : "■- ; -'-:--':.' ■.•■--•■ '" '"'- '.. ■■■, -■ . j ; 8-29 874 1 Brown's Wholesale Timber and Coal Depot. JT. BROWN has_great pleasure in announcing to hie customers ana , the public generally • that he has OPENED his Extensive Premises adjoining the GASWORKS, and being connected with the Railway by Siding, he has now facilities for carrying'dn his business wbicn will enable him to give to his customers the utmost satisfaction, CARGOES RECEIVED DD3ECT INTO THE DEPOT BY BAIL. : Large Snppliesalways on hand. {Orders per rail despatched prosaptfy. To ensure constant Buppfaea arrangements have been made for'the arrival of Cargoes at regulw -■■ ■■•■■-.- -.■".-■■ interval during the next twelve months. ' RETAIL YARDS, TUAM STREET. A large and assorted stock of all the traderequire|Doors,plainorglass, meats, including—-Seasoned timber of all kinda. and Mouldings, ell all patterns; Saahes BEST COAL and FIREWOOD delivered in any patterns; NaUs, Ceand Casements, in quantities. : . ' meat, Fencing Wire, variety; Kauri, Bed, Just Landed, ex CLEOPATRA— BidgiMr.lronrßricks. White, and Clear A SHIPMENT of '- CEDAR. • PilesTPaUngs, ShinPine, Matai, Totara, Landing, ex Wanganui— " gke. Balhc, Van Dieman'e OPL ons Fencing Wire ' »_ Land; and Australian *m*3 To land, ex Lurline— And all other lines Timbers; Dressed T. O/lb ona and Iron connected with the and G., Rusticated cv ' tra<Je in ■ great Tβ*' and Plain Shelving; KAA Casks Cement. . riety. Skirting, Architraves, t»\J\Fr , : -.. 3-2 9148 J. T. BROWN, Offices, Tnam street. I schnapps, A f* Board and Residence. A Pure Aromatic Spirit, j ~" ' Distilled and Prepared in Holland from ah X f\ fO- HP Original Eeceipt, : - -L« v/«\X* JL • And possessing Rare Medicinal Onalities in all _. l£^°Vri^^ B . laddef ' -*. ! LpDGE'B TmPEBANOB HoTEI , As a Tonic, Diuretio and anti-Dyspeptic Cordial , _. / High streat. '■' it has the recommendation of the leading J o-,-', . ..'. ...",1 .j -y .*'. ,: ■ ' . Continental PhyßicianSj and is nowacknow- ... .. TO MEET THE TIMES I ii ledged as the latest and most valuable Board Kid Lodging Eodwsed to 17a, 18a. »B V remedy for Gravel, Gout, and Chronic •■'■• !jv . s '•'•' : ' Eha D^ssAii'SßE«^ T . ■':,] '■zmm&&to**>. pmmVi+Z i The Analytical and Sanitary Institution, ' ''_"-'''''' ■'* m:;: " T .""" ■ . | Holborn Viaduct, E.C. ) T3 TT X Tt"* -^ml 5 Report on a Sample of Imperial ScTuediun ___ , ; , • ! Schnapps received from Mr H. J. Hw-k '.. QANTEJEBUST RESTAURANT, i Wβrime Bubiected a ii the above Pemmai toad, near PoeUffioa, i named article &* veiy oarefnl chemical analysis ■*«—« «««i««« * . i and examination. ■ MEALS AT ALL HOltea 08 , THE DAI The results of the analysis, which are Bet forth BOA&B .LODGINGS " '■ in a separate report, show that this spirit is of 17s, 18«, and JQ. per week. : good strength, practically free from acidity, and »> T>n<i«nnd TVfaala. 1» aftab., Vf \ that it contains but traces of solid aj ■ ■ '■'•.'. ■- ...;. "' — ,■',«-' solution. It possesses a Couvevaiices. i aroma, and a pure and tttSle., Mr Harfs . v jnyjmnww ■....-. <■ SchiedamSch^p^aisavery superior article.of ;, .' ;,.''"' , -.- ~■.-. i ha claM, is well purified, and quite genuine. ; ■> • -ROYAL MATTit i 'ISigned) •'■.■-..;- '. '. ...:■.) .' =•■■:- ■.■"': ;. ' 1 Abthto H. M.D,, COALGATE TO HOBOEATA DAILY. ; Author of "s<«dand»^Adulteratioa.",'S ..; ' OtTO HsraWß, P.S.C., Public AnalyetJ and after JANUARY Ist, a CON ■— \J VEYANCE will leave •Coakate Railway WM. JOHNSON'S REPORT. Station for Hororata DA|t,Y^^ amval of firet Government Analytical Laboratory, I from Chri ? in time for m civ^ to ' i; %^.fccommodation f W *». critical e?aminafattn, the wisnlt «f whjoe ©nableß tmsTo ' n>u(\tJiisn3Avtmi mc to MM-H to the tost sample of v sm aSteSSeter. eohnapp* tfe»t has as yet oome aader my notice. OWJ x-rogrjewr. ' Ithaeapure Iraerant odor, and is absolutely BALCAIRN TO LETTHTIELD. free from any trace of fusil oil or other . — . - iurkfus impurity, and has evidemtly ham disj * COACH will leave the City Hotel, lelttiHled from eapenorrye grain, always nsedinstead J\_ field in time to-meet the Mojfafeg train of malt is the of the choicest f or Christchurch, and Evening and. Morning qualities i» echnapps. It is very smooth to ths trains from Christchurch. palate, ant in thia respect compares favorably 1.12 6836 R. BTACE, Propriotor. with other samples offered for sale. It may be '"'." — advised as equally suitable for medical or ; : PEEL EOREST. eooaomiopurposse.-—I have tixehoiiortofeSiAfr., '. ——•'"■ , (Sfcedy;- Wffiftfo**! -. ; T I^" , ® ihe PodlhJ that Oovenuaetd! O • that his CQAOH will leave Peel Forest x '"..■ HftOWSifc for the Bangitata ?i»flway station eveiy —r-..-- ; Tuesdej,TßTOsday,andgainrday, atß.45α^njo This pure medical spirit, snperiar to any in %s> meat the first train from Chnstchnjich n&3. the market, and lower in price, is offered to thg the. second from Timaru, and return to Peel public under the full conviction that ii will Forestat 5 p.m. on the samed&va. : : supersede afl others bow in tuse. \ Parcels and punetuaUjr attended toA Tbiai< is Eabhxbtlt Soucito. | All letters taken along the road to be charged • ■"■'.' ... . —T-- ' . : - - ■ •■■:■•■ '■ foraeftparcel. ' ''••.'■ ■ " '■' ": '" ;