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Press, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4638, 12 June 1880, Page 1

Business Notices* FA. CAB-.] THE MISSES SHEATH give LESSONS In FANCY NEEDLEWORK of every ;?,;/ Armagh street, Cranmer Square, Christchurch. 6-7 432 J. fe. __[• Jacobsen, ISen) ARCHITECT, ST. ASAPH STREET, . Late of 3-27 Hereford Street West. 9896 i SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY by PURCHASING from AUSTIN, KIRK & CO. (Limited), the best made ia New Zealaad Stoneware drain pipes, all sizes and Junction-! Building brioks, all designs, paving briokß Flower pots, vases, all kinds of brown ware Fire and floor tiles, chimney pots Trapped silt pits (cheap), fire bricks Coals and firewood, posts aad rails a At lowest current rates. Price Lists oa application. 2-6 4480 BOOTS A_TD SHOES THE BEST aad CHEAPEST HOUSE in; Town for purchase of above is J. SHE EN'S. SYDNEY HOUSE, HIGH STREET. 4-10 Large Stock to select fiom. . 7629 Air OLFE, I. ORD AND i»VO. Established 1862. Engravers, Die-Sinkers, Embossers, Lithographers, Copperplate and General Printers. Maps, Plans, Show Cards, Invoices, Letter Headings, Invitation and Programme Cards. Visiting and Mourning Cards jpriated oa the shortest aotice. CASHEL STREET, (Next Pbiss Office,) 6-12 CHRISTCHUROH. 675 GLASGOW HOUSE. WINTER GOODS. CD. INNES has the pleasure to inform • the ladies of Christchurch that the whole of his NEW GOODS for THE WINTER SEASON, have arrived. He is now showing an extensive, varied, and entirely fresh stock, comprising all the newest materials and colours in dress, stuffs, also the latest shades in ribbons, Ac., which will well repay a visit. The following will give some idea of the excellent values :— French Merinos, all wool, from Is 4_d. Fancy Dress Materials, from Efd. Fancy Dress Materials, a special line, 7f d, worth Is 3d. Ladies' new Drognet Skirts, 7s lid, worth 17s 6d. Ladies' Silk and Satin-trimmed Jackets, fnora 3s lid. .■-.-■•- > Girls' Waterproof Mantles, from 3s 6d. ' ' Ladies' Winter Trimmed Hats, from 4s lid. Gentlemen's Everlasting. Silk Umbrellas, wheel tops, paragon frames, 8s lid. . . C. D. INNES would remind his country customers that there is some of the old stock left, consisting chiefly of last winter's goods, whioh will be cleared at still further reduotioas. Dresßes, Mantles and Millinery made tip en the. premises, at the lowest rates. GLASGOW HOUSE, Colombo street (opposite the Old Post Office). 5-1 8710 CATHEDRAL MEWS. LTVEBt ANd"ISaIT STABLES. FG. P. LEACH begs to inform his • friends that he has ERECTED COMMODIOUS BRICK STABLES, fronting on Worcester and Gloucester streets, immediately behind the Cathedral, aad having entered into Partnership with Mr C. H. Lewis, proprietor of the Biccarton coach, be desires to intimate that the firm intend to carry on the Livery Business ia all its branches. Horses broken to Single and Double Harness, which will bo made a speciality ia their baainess. Large Yard Accommodation for farmers. Horses Bought aad Sold on Commisßion. Carriages and Buggies on Hire. LEACH ft LEWIS, CATHEDRAL MEWS, Entrance—Worcester Btreet, opposite Tramway Terra—ins aad Gloucester street, next Palaco Hotel. 7-115644 mm. {CATHOLIC OOOK T^EPOT (Opposite the Catholic Church), BARBADOES STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSBLLER AND STATIONER. N.B.—Catholio Objects of Devotion always in Stock. 4-5 7351 E. O'CONNOR. GL P. DAY E, GABFITTER, BELLHANGER AND LOCKSMITH, Electric Bells, Telephones, Speaking Tubes and Hot Water Apparatus fixed by experienced workmen. Estimates given. Opposite City Hotel, Colombo Stbekt. 2-7 A liberal discount to tite trade. 4539 HOPPER'S PURE UNADULTERATED BREAD. THE following further REPORTS by the Colonial Analyst I have much pleasare ia submitting to the .'public, which will show that my bread Btill maintains its high staadard The samples analysed were taken by the Analyst from my cut unknown to mc. . Report May 18th. 1880 -.— Physical Characteristics—A well made. bread, of excellent taste, cleaa and white. Water—42*39 per cent. Ash—l*o7 per cent. Aram—Nil Sulpharie Acid—Trace only Copper—Nil Iroa—Nil Tartaric Add—Nil Reaction of Aqueous Infusion—Slightly acid 'Do. of Ash—Alkaline Color of Ash—White From the above analysis it will be seen that the Bread obtained from Mr Hopper still maintains the high standard of quality indicated by the previous analysis. (Signed) A. W. BICKERTON, Colonial Analyst. Report, .Tune Ist, 1880 :— Physical Characteristics — Appearance and make aot so good as that of former samples ; taste, slightly saline. Water- 43*87 per cent. Ash—l'lß per cent. Alum—Nil Sulphuric Acid—Trace oaly Copper—Nil Iron—Nil Tartaric Acid—Nil * [ Reaction of Aqueous Infusion—Very slightly acid - Do. of Ash—Alkaline Color of Ash—White Thß above analysis proves this sample of bread to be genuine aad aaadulterated, the general appearance and make,. however, is. not eousi to that of the sample formerly analysed. The saline taste, noted was found upoa investigation to be due to an excess of salt, amounting to about one-fifth in excess of that ooataiaed in another sample, which was obtained subse-quen-ly, for the purpose of comparison. (Signed> A. W. BICKERTON, 6-12 682 Colonial Analyst.