. j v Business Notices. A • jbcHOURUFS PHOTOGRAPHIC IKTABMBHMENT, COLOMBO STBEET (Late Gaul's), Opposite City Hotel, OPEN DAILY from 9 till 4; for young , children, between 11 and 2 only, r A previous appointment for sittings is in all j cases preferable. 3-H 8837 a RAND CAFE RESTAURANT FRANCAIS, Opposite Messrs Duncan, Sutherland, and Beath, Gashb-. stbkst (Tbiab. Lnneh from 19 o'clock") .. 7 „ <«.;„;_,_ Tea from 5 p.m. ... J M ° BO SbtOmg. ■ A comfortable Smoking and Reading Boom forms part of th* establishment. 3-1 6906 A. J ONE S, GENERAL EN G- AVER, Removed ■_• wob6este-6 house, ■ --- - Cashel street. 4-4119 TO MERCHANTS, AUCTIONEEBS, LAND SPECULATORS, Ac. ADVERTISEMENTS will be received at . the Phbss Office, for insertion in the Evening Star, Auckland Evening Star, Dunedin Evening Post, Wellington Telegraph, Napier Evening Moil, Nelson And other principal papers! published in various parts of the colony. 3-7 8686 Iron mongeby . Selling very low, at Paetbidob'-, Papanui Road. 3-12 " Giving up Business. 8300 Je-dwabd Dobson and Oon, civil engineers, Authorised and Licensed Surveyors, Sonth Fiitish Chambers, 2-17 7694 Hereford street, Christchnrch. IfEUBALGIC DROPS. A SPEEDY CURE for that most distressing complaint, NEURALGIA. The following Extracts from Testimonials are sufficient to show the value of the remedy :— From the Rev. G. Fynes-Clinton, i'emnka. ■" Your Neuralgio Drops were most efficacious and very rapid in subduing the pain. I have had no return of the complaint." From the Rev. C. J. Merton, St. John's Parsonage, Ferry road. "After suffering for many j ears I have found nothing relieve mc so speedily or so effectively. I can confidently recommend it." V From J.Wilkin, Esq., New Zealand Wool Stores, Hereford streat. " I had been s offering acutely from Neuralgia, 'and before finishing the bottle was quite relieved." From W. H. Gnndry, Esq., Ashbnrton; VI had been Buffering from Neuralgia for .nearly six months; four hours after taking the first dose the pain left mc, and has never returned." Price, So 6d per bottle. .. PRE P A JB.E D B V EdWD. ©• J__LLISDON, CHEMIST, HIGH ST., CHRISTCHURCH. 1-17 6168 COALS. TIMBER! SAND. GREYMOUTH COAL, TIMBEB AND KAIAPOI SAND DEPOT, . No. 4, RAILWAY SIDING, ! South Town Belt. BEST Kaiapoi Washed Sand, Grey, Newcastle Coal, Coke, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, Timber, Firewood (in all lengths), and Post and Rails always on hand. _KZ-A.lA.jP<si S-AJSTD, In YaTd, 5s 6d per yard. The town delivery ia worked from the Siding by our own drays. All orders left at the siding or Post-office, Box 177, will meet with prompt attention. 8-31 9910 J. B. LLOYD A CO. MISS VERRALL (Successor to Mrs. Bowler) STAY AND CORSET MAJSUFACTURER, Begs to acquaint tha Ladies of Christohurch and New Zealand that having purchased the goodwill of Mrs Bowler's Stay, Corset and Belt Business the same will be carried on in connection with her Dress and Millinery business. Note the Address--YELDHAM HOUSE . (Comer Cashel and Montreal streets, Christchnrch). N.B. —No connection with shop lately occupied V Mrs High street. 1-23 6469 Waebe Brothers. Wine and spirit shippers,. South British Chambers, Hereford street, CHRISTCHURCH. (Cellar entrance from Cathedral square.) 1-28 32. Fenchurch street. London. 6680 WATCHES WATCHES, AND WATCH MATERIALS FROM OUR MANUFACTORY. LOW PRICES, NO AG.3NTS. V oisard Jorothers, WATCH MANUFACTURERS, At Lode and Hereford street, Christchurch, Wholesale and Retail. All Watches warranted by M. C. Voiaard, a practical watchmaker for ten years in Geneva, and fourteen years at Messieurs Nicole andCapt, 14, Soho Bquare, London, making English watches Of a very, high class, as Donble Chronographs, Minute Repeaters, Calendars, Dead Second, Race Watches, &c., Ac., Ac, for Messieurs Dent, Charles Frodsham, John Poole, John Walker, Bennett, Rt. Roskell, Tiffany and Co : , Brush and Drummond, Walsh Brothers, Bonis Brothers, H. F. Dalarue, and for the best houses alt over the world. PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE. I undertake the repairing, and give a written guarantee. Ido not pretend to compete with Cheap Jacks in my trade, it is mere satisftictory to pay a few shillings extra to have your watches properly finished or repaired then to have them murdered for ever by watch clean srs, who understand no ride or principlfls, and cannot give life to a dead body. We do our business for CASH, it is the ONLY way by which honest value can be given. C. VOISARD BROTHEBS, Opposite the Bank of New Zealand. 1-13 5893 . CANTERBURY FOUNDRY, CHBIST CHURCH. McSHERRY SEED DRILLS. A LIMITED NUMBER ef these Machines is -tilt open for Disposal. Early application is necessary to secure ohoioe of sise. A large stock of Extras and Wire kept in hand for the present season for Wood's and Mccormick's Reabers and Binders. •°""*" FOB, SALE, Fencing Standards and Wire, Millstones, , , Grindstones, Flour • dressing SQk, T ,_-.<*«- and India-rubber Belting and i Hose, Beaper Sections, Machine Oils, , * Field Gates, Horso Shoes and Nails, Rivets, Bolts, Nuts, Plate and Bar Iron; Steel, and every requisite for Smith s Wbrk. All kinds of Engine and Boiler Mountings, Boiler and Gas Tubes, Ac. Machinery of every description made on tha most modem principles and design. Estimates and drawings fmmiidi-d oa application. Edentate. Great Britain or America executed I on favorable terms. __._,-._- on »™™» JOHN ANDERSON,-„ Agent for j 1
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Press, Volume XXXI, Issue 4286, 25 April 1879, Page 1
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