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Business Notices, ■ NOTICE. THE" STORES of the-Undersigned will be THIS •^»^__ff_S'_g FLEMING, .".'" TOBACCONIST, CITY-BATHS, 181 COLOMBO STREET, Christchurch, XTf AS REDUCED the PRICE of TOBACCO SOLD BY HIM To Grocers: and Co-Operative Store Prices. As for ExampleJuno, 5s per lb; 9d stick. Ruby, 6s 3d per lb; ls 3d stick. Shopkeepers, Country Stores, and Hotelkeepera liberally dealt with. 4798 S. NASHELSKI, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGER AND GENERAL IMPORTER, 217 HIGH STREET akd 129 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, HAS in STOCK and to arrive, a large and complete assortment of ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND 0.0 NTINBNTAL HARDWARE ' - ; In all its branches, and AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES Cement, Black and Galvanised Sheet Iron Galvanised Corrugated Iron Galvanised aud Patent Lead-headed Nails Pig and Sheet Lead, Copper Ingots end Tubes Brass and Copper Sheets Windmills, Rams, Pumps Galvanised and Black Pipes and Fittings Coachnuilders' Woodware, Axles, Springs and Materials Glass, Oils, Paints, Varnishes, and Paper hangings Fencing Wire (black and galvanised! Plain and Batbed), Standards and Staples, Wire and Sheep Netting Agricultural Implements Spades, Shovels and Forks of all kinds Weighing Machines, Scales, Spring Balances, Safes A Splendid • Assortment of Local, English and Scotch Ranges, American Gas Scotch Stoves, Register Grates Marble and Slt-te Mantelpieces, Tiles for Hearths Fenders and F_e_—is Mangles, Wa__ng Machines and Wringers Lampware, Brushware, Tinware and General Furnishing Goods. Sheep Shears, Oil Stores, Tattoo Oil, Raddle and Pink Powder, &c. SPECIALITIES: Electro-plated Ware, Cutlery, Cheaven's Filters Rochester and Hitchcock's Lamps — Table, Bracket, and Hanging —at Reduced Prices '■' ' MANHATTAN WATCHES from 21s to 42s WAT-B—JURY WATCHES 13s 6d 4429 NOTICE. T COUSENS wishes to thank his Friends •I a for the Support he has received with the LUNCHEON; and begs to inform them that the Gas Company have made to order one of the Lararest Stoves in the City. HOT LUNCHEON, SOUPS and GRILLS from twelve to two. Any Regular Customers can get a Grill any hour, during the day. Ladles w—t—ng for trams or coached can or COFFEE at any time. Hampers packed for picnic parties. N.B.—A Young Lady always in attendance. WESTPORT (COALBROOKDALE) COAL. WE beg to inform our Customers and the Public Generally that we are DELIVERING THE ABOVE COAL AT AN ADVANCE OF 2s PER TON On the Price we Charged Before the Miners Strike at Newcastle. Two.Shillings Per Ton is the Only Advance Hade in the Wholesale Price by the Westport Company. We shall be glad to receive orders for this Coal, and same will be delivered as fast as it arrives from Westport. WM. WHITE AND CO., ;. ADDINGTON. Address—Box 151 Christchuroh, Telephone 152 Angnst 31st, 1888. , __•> J.. KITCHEN & SONS AND APOLIO COMPANY'S SQUARE BLUE T«the finest Laundry Blue in the market. WiU not speck or streak tbe clothes. OIL BLACKING Preserves leather and gives a brillian polish with very liotie exertion. APOLLO COLD WATER SOAP, The most wonderful soap ever introduced. To be had of all Grocers and Storekeepers and from the Manufacturers, Wellington. 900 LINCOLN COAL AND TIMBKR xAKJJS. •nr tvartram and fio. ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS ON HAND. Newcastle, Westport and Malvern Coals On Sale at Lowest Current Rates. 2985 Educational MISS ADA SINCLAIR TAYLOR RESUMES LESSONS, SINGING, DRAWING, PAINTING, OS THURSDAY, SEPTKMBER 20th. She will be glad to arrange with new pupils. Lyttelton on Wednesdays. 236 ARMAGH STREET W. 4551 MUSIC. IVJr Towsey, Now on a visit to Melbourne, will RESUME his TEACHING on NOVEMBER Ist (the half term.) At horn* October 25th, Armagh street west. 4067 H_RR IVI.AX HIRSCHBURG RESUMES TEACHING ON WEDNESDAY. 19th SEPTEMBER Pianoforte, Singing, and Composition. 181 MONTREAL STREET, 4564 Opposite the Normal School, MISS FDNSTON (Organist of the Catholic Cathedral, Barbadoes street) will RESUME LESSONS-ORGAN, HARMONIUM and PIANOFORTE, ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th. 83 _I——teld. street. Christchnrc—. A—— 3CR 1W ICI.T.Sr SUBSCEUPTZOX " CO^CEIM?SPpi -Hiir_M-_!. -j. V——.C—— Booms, at 8 p.m. Soloists—Miss A, Sinclair Taylor, Miss LaTinia Taylor, MteS; Yarta ana Mr J. C. PuschelL 4660 VOCAL SCHOOL OF MUSIC, ISO Sal—bury street west. MR. ALFRED A. NORTH TEACHER OF VOICE PRODUCTION. Consultation any Evening at 7 p.m.