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BudMM H Mat* _-_*_-_*__-__.________«_. . ■ .....i . REEFS PATENT UNBREAKABLE SADDLE. OLD STYLE, NEW STYLE. J. BARROWS. PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER. THE Proprietor begs to Inform he Public in general of New Zealand that he has secured the BUSINESS PREMISES 166 CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, {Near Tatteraall'a) Where he is Prepared to RECEIVE ORDERS FOB THOSE NOW WORLD-RENOWNED SADDLES, Known as KEEN'S PATENT UNBKEAKABLE SADDLES Now on Exhibition. W. T. BEAVER, 8087 Manager. J; F. STRATZ, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND I OPTICIAN, 261 HIGH STREET, j CHRISTC HUBGH, (Established over 30 years), IS WELL KNOWN to be MANUFAC TURING LARGELY, thereby Saving the heavy Duty and Merchants' Profits, and enables him to Sell Direct from the Workshop to the public every Article at Manufacturers' Prices, our own manufacture. ENGLISH HUNTING LEVERS, Capped and Jewelled, At -£4 10s, £5 ss, and £6 15s, Warranted for twenty-five years, The regular retail value of these watches are £610s, £810s, and £1010s. CLOCKS AT UNEQUALLED PRICES. Our name is on all railway station clocks In Canterbury, the principal buildings, hotels, stores, &c, proving that we sell more clocks than all the other watchmakers in Canterbury put together. SPECTACLES~ASPECIALITY From ls pair. AGENT FOR DR. DUFLOT'S WONDERFUL CvANADIAN JA-EMEDIES. Grateful vomfortino EPPS'S_COCOA BREAKFAST. } "By a thorougu ]£_ o i*/iea._:_ ot r.u<j narar- ; lawßwhich govei-a on- digo-Cion and. nutrition,and by a careful application ol the fine proportiea of woli-aoio-c-d too-a, Mr Eppshas provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage wuich may save us many heavy doctor's bills. It te oy tlie. udicious use of such articles of diet that a con_titucioa may be gradually omit- . until atroug enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready owtack wuerever there is a wean point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping our selves well fort-tied wiw,i ; p-*ro blon I and a properly nourished frauic' 6eo article in the ■•Civil Service Ga-sette." Made simply with boiUng water or milk. Sold in J-lb packets, by Grocers, laoeUed """"JiMKS SPPB & 00. * Bconasopathio Chemist., Lomxu*. SSOLAJW. GRANDMOTHER'S CANCER SALVE IS A CERTAIN AND SAFE CURE FOR Cancers Intlara .-nation Tumors Chilblains Erysipelas Corns and Bunions Bad Breasts Cats Putrid Sore Legs Burns Neuralgia Scalds Scurvy lucics Diseased Bones Sprains Poisoned Flesh Old Sores Ulcers _, _ Abscesses Cold on the Chest Bruises And a host of other Oaro", after all other remedies have failed. Tbe following are two out of a number of December ih-d 1888. To Mrs Rider—l have much pleasure in testifying to &c eiMenoy of Grandmother's Canc*r Salve io tSecass of Chilblains. Duriiw the last winter I have been s-nMlarly flree _cw«n them, and must ascribe it to the per___tontapplio»t_oii of that valuable preparation.--Yours truly, O. "■""jS-h, 1887. To Mrs Rider-I wish to letyo .y that Grandmrtther'B Salve is the beat thi.. I ever used for Broken ChilbUirwt. I inst put a plalster on at night, and it's well in the inr-mlng.—Yourstruly, M.NbwTOS. Chnatr ennrc-h." For further Testimonials see oirc-lara. MRS RIDER 129 MANCHESTER ST, - 9H-ÜBXOHORQH* 1 1