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I, Business Notices. net In all ftenranfeMeiPrnctareaat _ m «*« HUSom- Pitardaye, till 10 p.m. 9 Boars, S a.m. f n '™ til! 11 a.m. I „ T« s. f Km 3 a.tn. till 2 p.m. I BEEHIVE BOOT pEPOT ! .'-TO if SB FRONT AGAIN. TO BUY YOUR BOOTS AND "**** '. SHOES., » pkW FACTS TO THE WORK3NG ■*• f B ' CLASSES. : .:>"■> .■; r.-tl ii-inowledged on all hands that the bad and work is very scarce for E?,Hnfl%tM3es.-ima that »he-spending. m £££fft! plopteis vciT low at the present aIJ to be very careful tuna income, especially where. %S.IKSe? family W kee P onalowwagiej to look before he leaps. . of this strain, JWH ROBINSON fs«ffl; AelshaU offcrto the Publicßobte /JwJmS at Prices that no one can beat, I beg to 5«fA that I Buy b Large Amount of my Stock &K&iai mttHmSl can SeU Cheaper than .nirnttier Hoese in town. 3also Import my ; &, so that there is no middle prStstaattheworfeingman has to pay. My imcDses are Tower than any house in town, so uSteaAWes trie to SeU Cheaper than any house Infmrn The fact is clear that W. R. can and ?Jf«dl his BooM and Shoos at Prices that t Slrpp'vflrj'Eafeisfaction to his Customers. Come Sil andliw*at my Window for Prices, and see Lt there ia anything in Christchurch to tauch S Those Hiith large families wUI do weUto Svc 'mc a calU vna save you pounds in a r!4r : If there is any working man cannot ikra Bw Prices marked on the Goode, I will Jatisg the Holiday give them at Cost Price. W. ROBINSON, CHIROPODIST, HIG H STREET, B. NUTT fumm AND X3ENERAL STOREKEEPER WBOLE3ALE and tUSTAIL, TAI TAPU. 4 BS3TT for the Daily and Weekly "PBkatk in this dietrfct aw htm!y td Mr Nutt for their papers. Agent for the Colonial Insurance Oompaor ujotteEfjuitable lnsurance Company, O.TILI T » t V M PH A NT. .;"It is a fact, and cannot he disputed, that RHEUMATIC BALSAM only legitimate article in existence to V RELIEVE AND CURE PAIN Of any external nature, be it Rheumatism, Gout. TSclatica; Tse JDbloreuxrNeuralgia, '. _ Lumbago, Sprains, &c. When ail ; .-. treatment has failed, SLESINGER'S RHEUMATIC BALSAM HAS CUBED. A t UiSy who was turned put of the Hospital not long ago <B being incurable Is now able to attend to her household duties through the application of SLESINGBR'S BHEUMATIO Aadaundreds o£ others can teelify toit3good '. efifeCte. : „ SLESESaEh'S COUGH SYBUP, Fee Coughs, Colds, Sec, Sea., oanaot be surpassed, and as to bis HORSE. 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X am 76 ye4rs of age, and have been suffering for sir years with .ulcerated sore legs. In that , time J -was treated by three doctors and five chemists. They toid mc I was an old man, and could iover be cured, and that I could not tXßeet' to be w> strong joa my legs as Ihfcd been, &a.; but lam thankful to say, by using Grandmother's Salve, my legs are Quite cured with scarce a mark left on them. I believe they am as- strong now as they were ttety tears ego. I have used if for corns aid chilblains with, the greatest success. I will never be without it in the house, nor -would • oayqaeelseif they Snew the value of it. The upreitls known, thenforc it tfiU be used. •..- i*m.-mo*t a^i^S? l * *y »Hl reapeotalße dtemWS^a Hr* Rider maybe coosaltadt (free) era? " edneaOay and Saturday, from 11 toi Bastan Hmsß, Grarcon road «ff Creeent .-StwAlbans. .: BSB c. h. ' (Ltite Sobourup), , PHOTOGRAPH KB, - 150 CotomopStreet. By command" Prfneea -to their < &3smSffiM> Albert Victor Soya ITTrrTi and nesses the • >■ . iGeorgeof Wale& ."Aaft by Special Appointment to H. E. *-"• §ir VT. F. dTJerroia. Mr Manning havins had sixteen years' ex grieace in the art, part of waich time ho was ™»Baged by thoSks eminent artists. Messrs: tjngnes Bros., ot Madras, India, Messrs JohnKfjOjO'Shaunaessy and Co., Melbourne, and •JpSrsTuttte and Co., Sydney, can thnroughbr all work executed by himself. -» Uuting Mr Manning's long experience he has iS& *J«rticulftr study ot PfiOTOGRAPH|fIg •CHnJCmKN and BABDjß,aad bae no In sayJng that he is confident 4t evraJg entire satisfaction to parents and reportrait? takes at the Studio win be eubmittod to the sitter for approval. SSrJiJotapproved a re-sitting will be arranged Battstactfaarfti grrea. ' *»™ weew *tt andFtoislier to JUffltm Qeorge ' • I and Walton). 633 B VOT BROS. PA^ X >O«S asd eONFEOnONKBS. ™" ban axassT. x> ] i Christchaitsh.; ki«4-«. T^.^y^'g ß CoatoßOongry <ff aU nted na Cakes, &c, its£» and deco-"ltieAddic^-SBSHiKhstieefc