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Press, Volume XL, Issue 5860, 25 June 1884, Page 1

Basineee Hiotices. EOBBS AND CO., meechant tailors & woollen deapee|,: HIGH STBKET, CHBISTCHUBCH. TTtTE have nrnch pleasure in informing ff onr Customers, the Public, ana the Trade generally, that we have now OPENED UP EXCEPTIONALLY LABGE and CHOICE SHIPMENTS of NEW AND SEASONABLE WINTEB GOODS, Consisting of— Superior West of England Broads, Does,; Meltons, and Worsted Coatings, im all makes, plain and fancy Fancy Worsted Suitings and Trouserings Scotch and West of England Suitings and Trouserinaps Belgian, French, and Moegiel Tweeds Bedford, Worsted, and Velvet Corde, in great variety. T Being_DIEECT IMPOBTERS from the | MANUFACTURERS, we can offer our Cloths for Sale at LOWER PRICES than any other house in the trade. . In consequence of cur INTENDED REMOVAL to our NEW BUILDINGS in Colombo street, we are determined to REDUCE onr present STOCK, which is the Largest in the Colony, by SELLING? OFF to the amounc of .£3OOO. With this object in view, we shall, during the present Winter, Make Suits to Order at a ■Considerable Seduction to Cash Customers. We also OFFER FORSALE the LEASE; of our BUSINESS PREMISES in HIGH' STREET, which are erected on the Best Business Site in the City, adjoining Messrs Milner and Thompson's (magnificent buildings on the one* side, ana Mr Richardson's New Empire Hotel on the other. The LEASE T_s FORTY-FIVE YEARS TO RUN, and the buildings, which consist of three lofty storeys, and a perfectly dry, well ventilated and watertight cellar, were specially designed by the late W. B< Armson, Esq., and were erected at a cost, of .£SOOO, having a frontage of thirty feet by a depth of sixty-six feet, in addition to which there is ground at the back (teitt* porarfly —red for offices) for extending the present building to a depth-:;of one hundred feet the wall on one side, of same being already built. The property ak|! has every convenience, and is entitled to' the use of Wilson's right-of-way for a back entrance. Apply to . ' ■.■..':- ---5-13 8 HOBBS & CO, v LORD VTOLSELEY I Blight-proof, Abundant-bearing, and Longkeeping, Culinary and Dessert APPLE. I HAVE to announce that I have this day sold to Messrs Duncan and. Son all trees of the above except such as I require for my own planting and executing orders already received, of which delivery is requested to be taken at once. "i- ---■ ■• (Signed! FRANCIS SIBSQBU Papanni, 29th May, 1884. TTTE have been induced to make the f f purchase referred to above, believing, from close observation and strict investigation, the Tree and Fruit to be all that the raiser claims for it. \ The stock consists .of upwards of 2000 three and four-year-old trees; but having already disposed, of a large number, we do not expect the ; iiupply for the season will equal the demand. Orders 'will, therefore, be executed strictly in rotation. Fruit from the trees we are now selling can'be seen at the Nursery, and at the Seed Shop, where, for the convenience of visitors from the country, a few plants will be kept. PRICE—3s 6d each, 40s per dozen, £16 per hundred. A few extra-selected trees 5s each, or 56s per dozen. DUNCAN & SON. 6-2 775 npHEODOLITES, Copying Pressee, FireI. proof Safes. Aitxbh un> Bobsbts, Caaael street Wast. PREVENTION ETJST AND SMUT IN WHEAT. CALVERTVS No. 5. /-IARBOLIC ACID Was tried by several Farmers in North and South Canterbury last season, and was HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL. Can be obtained from the Importer, LEONARD W. BLAKE, Spencer House, 275 Armagh street West, Christchurch, or from any of the leading firms, Farmers' Co-operative Associations, &c, throughout New Zealand. N.B.—See letter recommending it from Leonard W. Blake, in Pbbss of June 16th and in " Weekly Press " of June 21st, 1884. 6-17 1320 T\ E. XT OTBIESB, Dr. Med. et Chirg., also Dr. Philos., Medical Practitioner, Physician, Surgeon, &c., etc., May be Consulted at his Residence, 122 Victoria street, Christchurch (Opposite Bishop's Court), 4-2 At any hour. 8353 A. MICKLE, MJ) (J M.8., F.R.C.S. Edin., MASTER IN SURGERY, Ac., 171 ARMAGH ST., near Colombo street. HOURS for CONSULTATION, Morning at 9, Afternoon 1 till 2, Evening 7 till 8, RESIDENT PATDSNTS RECEIVED £-7 5082 ASK "P° E mENAXICUM." j FOB MEND_*G~EVEBYTHING. SOLD AT LYTTELTON BY A. W. PABSdNS, CHEMIST. 3*5 PRIC&-IS. mi jTLALVANISED EBON, HOOP IBON \JC FENCING WISE. Aims _s» Bobjbtb Ironmongera. Caiihel street West j _ <a_d Transfer Act Notices. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. TVTOTICE it hereby given that theeeveral _i3l parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under che provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1870, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before the 19th day of July, 1884 .— 5457. Edwin Coffin—2o acres and 31 perches, part of Sural Section 889, Chriatchurch district. Occupied by applicant. 5*60. John Yodnghttsbani>—2 roods 4 perches, part of Rural Section 188, Chxistehurch district. Unoccupied. ; 5461. Ahtonioßodbigues—2acrefllrood, Rural Section 7518, Akaroa district. Occupied ky applicant. 5462. Fbanx Pkkeott—33 acres, Runl Section 12328, Rangiora. Survey district, and part of Kural. Section 10349, Waipaia Survey dietrict. Occupied by applicant. Diagrams may be uispectea at this office. Dated this 13th day of June, 1884, at the Lande Registry Office, Caristchurcn. 3. M. BATHAM, I 6-25 1603 District Land Begistrar.