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Press, Volume XLVI, Issue 7385, 10 August 1889, Page 7

VEEN'S PATENT UN BREAKABLE SADDLE. OLD iTYLE, NEW STYLE. J. BARROWS, PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER. PTIHE Proprietor begs to Inform he Public in X general of New Zealand that he has secured the ~ BUSINESS PREMISES 166 CASHEL STREET, CHRE3TUHURCH, (Near TattereaU'e) Where he Is Prepared to . EXCB IV E • ORD SR S FOR THOSE NOW WORLD-RENOWNED SADDLES, Known as : KEEN'S PATENT UNBREAKABLE SADDLES . • . Now on Exhibition. W.T. BEAVER* ; 8087 - Manager. i J: F. STRATZ, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN, .261 HIGH STREET, C H B * S T CHURCH, (Established over 30 years), IS WELL KJSfOWN to be MANUFAC TURING LARGELY, thereby Saving &ft heavy Duty and Merchants' Fro&ts, 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 Biore clocks than all the other watchmakers in Canterbury put together. From Iβ pair. AGENT FOR DR. IfDFUOTS WONDERPITI. C-/ANADIAN SiBMEi)I£S.! GRATH?*triJ C»OMPORTINQ BREAKFAST. •W a ttxiroTlgh ot tie narur* faWB which govern tha operations of digestion and nutrition,and by-a careful application at the fine proper ues of well-selected cocoa, Mr" Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicateiy flavored, beverage vrhi6tt may save us many heavy doctor , ! bills. It is by thej udicious use ox euch articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually builo- ■„" until ftrong enough toreeißtAverjr. tendency., to disease** Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready oq attack wnerever there is a weak point. Wβ : intfr escape many a fatal shaft fey keeping bur selves well fortified wito pure blood and a properly nourished frame. See article in the K Civil Service Gazette." Made simply with boiling water or muk. Sold in lb . Packets, by Grocers, labelled tete *"iAMK3 KPPSJ & Oql Homcßop&thici Ohemist* GRANDMOTHER'S CANCER SALVE 13 A CERTAIN AND SAFE CURB FOR . Cancers Inflammation Tumors Chilblains Krysipelas Coras and Bunions Bad Breasts . Gate Putrid Sore Legs Burns Neuralgia Scalds Scurvy _ g^^ Diseased Btines Sprains Poisoned Flesh Old Sores Ulcers AbaceAees Cold on the Chest Bruises . And a host of other Cures, after all other remedies have failed.* - The following are two out of a number 0£ " Chri/stchiirca, December frd, 18S&. To M*3 Rider—l have much pleasure in testifying w> the efficiency of Grandmother's Oancer SalVe in the case of Chilolaena. During the latt -winter I have been Singularly free from • then), and must ascribe it to the persistent application of thaty*hiable preparation.—Yours truly, C Ai 'Jun?loth, 1887. To Mrs Rider—l Wish to let you know that Grandmother's Salve i<? the best thing T ever used for Broken Chilblains. I just put a plaiscer on at night, and it's -well in the morning.—Yourstruly, ALNewtox. Christ- ! churoja."; .. _> ■ ( -■■■■ ~>. ?■ .■■' j 'ifor further Testimonials see circulars. j RIDER MANCHESTER ST,