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Press, Volume XLIII, Issue 6627, 18 December 1886, Page 2 (Supplement)

H=-==__________ == ____-_=__sa2=-==^^ Prafelle HmUssssm CHRISTMAS FBUITSe PATENT MACHmE-ClAß__v__) CTJBEANTS, RAIBINS & BTJLT__UB T TAYLOR if SELLING NEW FRUIT, washed and dried ready for use, as c under:—■ New currants, sid and fJd per lb Our Christmas mixture of best teas New raisins, 6id and 3d 2s 10d; 21b caddies of choice teas. New Sultanas, 6£d and 8d sa; silb caddie boxes, Us j a fresh imNew peel, lOd and Is 4d portotion of Elephant brand teas, 18s New muscatels, Is sd« new figs, 7idandßrd 6d: ard Dragon brand, 22s Dateß. 6d; prunes, 91 Half-oheste of new season tea, good family French plums, 21b bottles, 2b lOd Congou, for £2 j blended teas in 61b New Jordan almonds, 2s 6dj Valencia and 121b tins, la 8d to 2b 81 per lb almonds, Is 6d; shell almonds, lid Hop .bitters, Ss 3d; Seigel's syrup, 2s 4d Nuts, 8d j walnuts, Bds crystal ginger, 7W Pills, is id .a* —-* ('rystalised oranges, 8d; jujubes, lid per lb A fresh supply of Otaso oatmeal, 3s 3d per Chocolate creams. Is 3d bag; best flour, 501b 5s 9d, 251b 3s Akaroa jam, 4d per tin Nelson hops, 7d per lb i condensed milk, 6d Pure sweets. 4id per lb per tin; Persian sherbet. Is per lb Huntley and Palmer's reading biscuits Cardials—Raspberry syrup, lemon syrup, Albert lunch, 3d per lb; luncheon bisohits, peppermint, Ac., la per bottle 2d per lb Quart bottles lime juice. Is 6d Potted meats—Camp pie, 2s 2d t Glenoaim Flat plug tobacco, 4a 8d per lb; Nailrod, 5s pates, 2b 2d; devilled meats, Is 4dj Hard mottled soap. ?d per bar; yellow soap pate de Foie Gras, Is; sheep tongues, from lid to (prise medal) fid and Ist Is lOd; mild-cured hams, 7d per lb brown Windsor tablets, Is per dosen! Prime old cheese. 7d per lb _ boxes of soap, 4s, ss, to 14a | osrbolio Straw-colored sugar. 2jd per lbj white, 2ld; soap. 6d per bar crystals, 2fd and 3d Manilla kite, soiled by the late fire, 2d. 3d Golden syrup, 8d per 21b tan; 561b tins, 2fcd 4d, 5d «a. »a» aa, per lb Kerosene, 5s 3d, 6s Sd; 150 test, 7a 6d per tin A special blend of fine teas, 1« lOd, always Sago and tapioca, 2d and 2|d per lb good Starch, 3H. THOS. TAYLOE, TRIANGLE (LATE DAVENPORT), 83 Colombo street, near Tuam street and Lower High street, one door from 8_ _ _ Asaph street. . COUNTRY RESIDENTS WILL DO WELL TO PURCHASE OF THE " XXm Jim V^a 11 GROCERY IMPORTING COMPANY, LIMITED.

CASH GBOOERB. SHIPMENTS just to handof a Varied Asflbrtment'.of Splendid Lines bought by our Home Agents, whoi have fuUy availed themselves of the extremely lowquotaHona now ruling in Home and Foreign Markets, enable us to offer from our _ars« and W«n Selected Stock, GBOOKRIES AT LOWER PBCBS FOR CABH ttan obtained in Christohurch. ' See following Quotation for Goods of Best Quality, guaranteed. OUR CBBIBTMAS PRICE LIBT. A Splendid Line of 500 boxes of Tea, at 10s 6d; best valoe ever offered in town Box Teas, at 14s 6d, 16s 6d, 18s 6d, 82s 6d, and the finest imported 24s HaJf-o-erS'. nice flavored family tea, 85a. Half-chests, a very fine rich tea, at Is 5d net lb. Halfohests, delicious tea, finest imported, at Is 8d per lb. Blended Tea— ( Black lead, 6d per dos Fine blend of China and India, Is per lb Oatmeal,Ss per hag Special blend of finest Pekoe and China, Condensed milk, 6d per tin la 2d per lb Sperm candles, full weight, 4d per lb Our favorite Princess Mixture, Is 6d English white war, full weight, 8d per lb per lb Plaid ves'as, 4Jd per doz Coffees—Ground and roasted on the pre- 1000 vestas, 6d per box mises, at 9d, lid and Is 2d per lb Fry's Cocoa, Is 3Jd per lb Good ration sugar, 2d per lb Hop bitters, 3s 3d per bottle Dry white crystals, 2£d per lb Irish moss. Hid per bottle Finest Snowdrops, 3d per lb Seigel's syrup, 2s 3d per bottle Best hops, 6d per lb Holloway'a and Cockle's pills, Is per box Baking powder, 3d per tin Steedman's powders. Is per packet White tapioca, 2d per lb Essence of lemon, Cross and Blaokwell's. White Sago, 2d per lb 6d per bottle •■«mww*j Cnrrants, new fruit, s§d per lb Bice, 2£d per lb New Sultanas, 7d per lb Barley, 2fd per lb New Elemes, 6td per lb New figs, 7id per box Nutmegs, 3d per oz ; Best starch, 3Jd per lb Almonds (Jordan), 2s 6d per lb New ling fish, best brand, 3id ncr lb Almonds (Valentia), Is 6d per lb Dried apples, 5d per lb American fruit in syrup, 9d par tin Liebig'e extract of beef, 2oz jars, Is lOd English pickles, 6£d per bot Boiled lollies, best, 4id per lb Blacking (Day and Martin's), 4rd per doz Conversation lollies, imported.7d nsr lb Lunch biscuits, 2Jd per lb Pepper, Is 41 per lb NOTE THE ADDRESS---222 COIiOMBO STREET (Between Cookham House and Bell and Sharland's). 6155

OBIENTAL COMPANY'S NEW TEAB Just Arrived. Royal mixture, 8a i Challenge, 2S 8d: Standard, mixed with green. 2s 8d; Universal, 2s 4d. Awarded nine first prizes for superiority and quality of Standard packet. Teas guaranteed to consumers aa best and most uniform teas offered at relative prioes throughout Australasia. Sole agent for Canterbury—F. Collins. Office—ls2 Cashel street, Christohurch. 3273 PUBLIC NOTICE. CITY COAL COMPANY, Cathedral square Chambers, next Bank of New Zealand. HAS ALWAYB*_N STOCK, and wfll ' Deliver, at Cheapest Current Bates— ■ Weßtport Coals, Newcastle Coals Greymonth Coals, Malvern Coals Firewood and Coke. The celebrated Newcastle Coal from the A. A. Pit now in Stock; admitted to be the best Coal ia the Southern Hemisphere. - C. A. ULBICH, 7860 Manager.: LITER COMPLAINT, and END! GESTION, Cure for. ? W. il. C oo^ 244 HIGH STREET, Late of Chrißtchurch Hospital, (High Street Only). 505 SiNUTT I BAKER AND GENERAL BTOEBKEEPEB. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, . „ ,TAI TAPU. T Mail Carrier Lincoln to Tai Taps. \ AGENT for the DAILY and WEEKLY " PRESS.* Babscriberß in this District axe reqaeatad to apply to Mr Nutt for their papers. } Agent tor the Colonial lasuranoe Com pany and the Equitable Insurance Company. '..;."■:_." | - yntr mcc eh, bootmaker, Opposite Dx. Thomas, Colombo ; street. 5524 FIBE. FIBE. FIRE.I JAMES GOBS having (in consequence of the late Fire) to Erect Entirely New Premises on the old Mill site and adjoining section, intends Removing his Timber Yard Business from the opposite side of Durham street as soon as the New Buildings are completed. He therefore begs to inform < his Customers and the Public that, in ' order to save the expense of removal, he < WILL be prepared to SELL at a great reduction for cash the Whole of his Large Stock tf BUILDING MATBBIALS, including all kinds of Native and Imported ' Timbers (rough and dressed), mouldings, < architraves, doors and sashes, gal v. iron I ibricks, cement, lime, glass, sheet lead, i I Ao., do. Also, j COALS AND FIREWOOD. i J AMES~""<3tO 8 8, ' Durham street N. 47581

CUNNINGTON'S MEDICAL GALVANIC COILS, PRONOUNCED by leading Membsnot the Medical Profeesfontolbetnebwt adapted for Curative Purposes. The chief benefita are ease of manipulation, regularity of current, and facility in gradation of power. »•—•—awSold only by CUNNING*ON k CO., TheManuraoturers, Gloucester Btreet, C-ristohuwh, Or^at Ma J. Cooks'b, Chemist, Cashel street. ■ •-• 0700 1 Conveyances. HAYWAREr'S BOYAL HOTEL: STABLES, CHRISTCHURCH, , . AKT> ' ' * BAZAAB, SUMNER. ' DBIG9, COACHES, BUGGIES, dr, ONHiRB. * for SUMNER direct at 0.60. Coaches and Dram meet Trams, leaving Cathedral square— 8.50.10.20,11 a._.,!& 2.40, 4.12, 5.15, and 6.15 p.m. Leaving 5.10,6.10 p.m. , .Sundavß—Meets all Trama. . Families and Luggage conveyed to and from Sumner by applying to _ W. HAIWARD, ; Royal Hotel, C-rietohuroh aad Sumnwr. ' TELEGRAPH LINE OB ROYAL ' MAIL COACHES. ; CULVEBDEn'tO WAIAU AND , , HANMER PLAINS. HOT SPRINGS, NOSTH CANTEBBUBY. A COACH leaves Culverdea for WV*» OL every Monday and Thursday mM I ».m., on.arrival or mid-day fctaia &o« Christohurch, and leaves Waiau esMy Tuesday and Friday, at 13 noosyj-t-os to catch the 2.45 p.m. train for ChsfaV* church. * FOR THS HOT SPRINGS, HANMER PLAINS. A COACH leavesCnlverdea evetjWm** day on arrival of mid-day train rromfliißav' church, returning on Thursday ia tate to catch the 2.45 p.m. train for GhxHtohneh until further notice. Ia connection with tbe above Use of Coaches, I beg to inform the pubHo I have erected a oommodious Livery gad Baa Stables, where special coaches, saddle horses can be had at notice. Urgent telegrams aad letters £ett> rered at moderate oharges. THOS. DBRRETT, 8-84 4058 Proprfeto?.

TINWALD AND MOUNT SOM-SI BAILWAS-. MOUNT 80DSHBS AND CAV-NmSB BOYALMAIL COACH. ' fTIHB above COACH LEAVES AiejF» JL.,.Hotel forCavendiah RaUww «i*oa BVBRY MORNING and SVgNflTw meeting each traia. atParcela and Orders will receive wary tention. Hon&n&d Bas_ea oaHaf 1-10 8871 JOBS HOOP. — ' ' ■'■' ■" " ""■■ L - ~~~~ MOUNT SOMBBS AN a/JiTSYIN ROYAL MAIL CO. AOH. r A COACH RUNS oao»j TUBJifl A. THURSDAY, and storting at Noon from HowVs HoteLMiw Somere, tor Spriagharaa»«lAitordF___ there ooaneotisg with Ooaw fsos) Methvea,reteiT_ng same oveaiag. ' ■; Fabssi Saringharn, 2s j retu m Se. - AlfordForest,4st zatoaes, _L_ i Mosgro ?s.W*%*_ LONGHBACH ROYAL MAIL COACB TtHB above COACH LBAVBS LfiftJL aeaoh Daily Q9*adnys esa*****M Ashhartoo. at 7JO a.m- jWatorfcai fg a.Bu| Aahton, B_s a.ra.| *_f am. a striving at Aahhnrtoa in -ataJW** express train from Chrlstohareh to 4 aisg_» mm Danedia. The Coaoh leaves the, Su» owe ai4JO pjn., arriving at 7J» p.m. ill Faroelii ffltn#E*sJ Proprietor wfll he promptly ®SSSsL2 t—e& varioaa dwitinagoaa. Ymfmg*'

Se I DENTIST?, &%S_ei%eti Christchuroh, Upper Rooms, opposite Hoa, day's,. supper or lower set Art. Teeth, the yen beet made, 45j part sets, per tooth, 10s i or lower, 44} stoppinga, avOdi extiaotion. Is. **•***> Oafldtea'g teeth rerslated. 6383 ARE NOW OPEN. 2584 8. L. BELLTProPrietor. A a M< SDONALD S Late of Canterbury Hotel. Lyttelton, Begs to intimate to his friends and the iblicthathehas PENED A FIBST-CLABS BUTCHERY At Tbianoi_, Colombo Stbkbt (near City Hotel). Where his customers will find meat of the very beetolass a* reasonable prioes. J PATENT CHURN. mUBNER»S PATENT COMBINATION J. CHURN unites'the advantages of tte . Barrel with those of the Beater Churn. No I sleepy cream with this Churn. Buttoif in < ball the time. On view; inspectionpn» i ANDREWS k BEAVEN, IJ * MOO South belt, Chrigtehnrolj. 5 , |A CABD.J ] DB. TIVY, a Practical Hydropatbist of j eighteen years' experience, feels con- * adent t£ai the treatment of Hydropathy. 3?the "Water Cure," has for its object ■ _c prolongation of human life, ske ] mitigation of suffering, and the increase ■ jt health and happiness.- May b« Obnmlted at 53 Worcester street East from I lO till 11 a.m,3UU3,and7tillßp.m. 3387'