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Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 7747, 30 December 1890, Page 2

" - ■..*, • li. MPC & CO. ABB NOW OFFERING MANY WONDERFULLY CHEAP LINES nr '■ GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND BOOTS, BOUGHT AT LARGE DISCOUNTS. Beautifnl Line Dress Material, 12yds for 4s lid, honestly worth 9s 6d. Also Snowfiake Dress Material, 12yds for 4s lid, worth 10s SMPretty Striped French Carmelites, 7s lid per doz, worth 13s 6d, la 6d Striped Dress Materials now 12& L. Doable Width French Fonles, in dead rose, fawns, &c, Is lid, worth 3s 6d. Black Cashmere Double Width Is 6d, worth 2a 6d. Long Lace Curtains Is lid and 2s lid, worth double. AlliPrintsand Ginghams are greatly reduced, 7Jd Prints are now 4§d, and 9sd Ginghams are now 6f<L ■■....'*'' ; Pure silk Handkerchiefs Is 9d, worth 2s lid. Men's English-sewn Shoes 8e 6d.« worth 12a 6d. DRESSMAKING IN THE VERY BEST STYLE AT REDUCED BATES. GOOD FIT CERTAIN. Our sole claim to public recognition and favor is based upon one solid concrete fact, which is that we give more for an/ given sum expended than any one else. There is no other reason, nothing sentimental or fanciful, just this one thing. And up to the end of the year we present every customer with a Nice Gift free, gratis, and for nothing. No one else attempts to give Presents on such a Liberal Scale as ours. WE STAND UNRIVALLED FOR CHEAPEST GOODS AND LARGEST PRESENTS. LONARGAN, MeCLEA & COY., CORNER CASHEL AND COLOMBO STREETS, CHRISTCHOBCH. New Valentia Raisins arrived at 7£d per lb, or ?s per box. SUGAR? Finest Queensland Snowdrop, 3d per lb, or 27s per cwfc. fYIHE Ladies of Christcburch like GOOD TEA, and are often at a loss to know M. where to get the Best. Everyone should try ours, aa it is perfect. Verdict of those who drink it—STRENGTH WITHOUT BITTERNESS. Prices of our wellknown Blends of Tea— I s 6 D 2 s - 2 s 4 D Rich, 'Malty Assam 2s, Finest Ceylon Pekoe 2b Sd. COFFEE Fresh Ground Daily on the Premises, Is 4d, Is 6d and Is 8d per lb. CASH PRICE LIST. Sugar—Finest white crystals 3d, light Dried fruits—Currants s§d, eleme raisins brown 2£d, loaf 4d, icing 6d per lb - 7d, muscatels 9d, Has (per box) 6d Acid, tartaric, per lb 2s 3d dates 6d per lb Almond, shell, 10d; out of shell. Is 2d, Hops, 6d and 8d per lb le6d,2aand2sed - Kerosene, 150 test water white. 8s 6d per Baking powder, per lb lOd tin s ' Barley, pearl, ZJd lb, 51b Is Lime juice, ship's, Is Id Bacon, finest roll 6d per lb, side 5d Matches—Plaids <per doz) 4£d, 1000 vestas BWcklead, 6d per doz (per box) 6cU safeties 4d and 9d (per doz) Brushware—A large stock at -wholesale Pills and ointment Is 2d per box prices Soap-6s, 6s 6a, 7s 6d, Sβ 6d, 9s and 10s Candles—Electric 6d, Ensdish, Price's per box - London wax BM, carriage 9d| - Scotch marmalade, in white pots, lib, 6d 21b, Is 3s 3d; Hudson's Is per lb Strawberry conserve in jara la 6d - Corn flour 4d, 5d and 6d per lb Raspberry jam. Cross and Blackwell's, in Cordials—Raspberry, lemon, &c, Is jars, Is 6d per jar Fish—Fresh herring 7d, preserved bloaters Australian wines 84s per doz or 15s per 9d, kippered herrings 10d, mackerel in gal, on draught oil Is Id, salmon. 9d, Albert sardines Ud ' ■-..." ... " Goods delivered at all outgoing Trains and in To # wn and Suburbs.' y G.I.C. EINCAID'S G.I.C. 161 AND 222 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURGH.; '*■' ' .'"'.'' : '\' ' ' ' ' " ':■ ■■.- • -• •■■' ■■• - •■ ■'■'■) LOST PROPERTY. %*/E beg to advise oar numerous customers that the MANTLES which j ?T oar buyer secured for CASH at the LOST PROPERTY OFFICE, RAILWAY TERMINUb, LONDON, are npw opened up. They comprise OTTOMAN MANTLE& FANCY CLOTH MANTLES, » PLUSH MANTLES, BEADED VISITES, &* .Wβ have marked them at the usual small advance on landed cost, so thae - customers wIU get the full benefit of the advantage secured in buying. TONEYCLIPFE AND CAREY, 206 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTOHURCH. Complexion; I tm First if aids, Net Zealand and Soutli Seas ExliibitioD, 4839. 1 1111111111111 l I 11l Mill Mil ilM.hll, ■■■JlhT.ll 111 111 !■! II lIH .11 II II ■■Illiilllllll ■^γ m ■ •• ' ; . ... ..._ . . .. . ... isJ'"" TS SPECTACLES. _,**? MSW nfSROHABaBABXJI BTBSBIE. *— • ***** ***** 0o goMow »»»» *»•» j Kpßßi[ r - wSSSS^' lIMMimtM liiwlii iilmi rifinlim YrnrHrwiisfy it romnniMn THE RAMSAY POLISH, FOR POLISHING AND CLKANSrNG ALL BINDS OF FDRNITURE, GILT MOULDING, BRASS WORK, &c. w .~~i~B V, ■~.■/. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OIL, COLOR AND GLASS MERCHANT, 90 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. WSEY begs to ietimate that he has just received a Shipment of New Season's • PAPBHHANGINGS. A magnificent range of choice designs, eoitaWe for Bedrooms, Dininft and Drawing-rooms, Billiard, Smoke-rooms and Libraries, Halls, Staircases, &c ■ * .W. SBY begs to remind Clients who intrust him with the PAINTING and DECORATING of their HOUSBS, that they mar depend upon the work being done in the beat manner, in the most advanced style of the decorator's art,' the waUa painted and cornices tinted in the nicest harmony; dadoes, friezes, sad ceiling* decorated with delightful ornamentation, under his personal supervision. W. SBY Iβ desirous of drawing special attention to the IMITATION-STAINfiD GLASS DEPARTMENT of his Business,.and to state that he is Prepared to make op Windows of any site or design. The glacier designs are so varied in character that no difficulty can be experienced in properly decorating Domestic Windows of any stse or shape, \t Indowa ia Churches, Libraries or Schools. The glacier decoration is fitted to take the place of stained glass ia the numberless n&t&uces where the latter waald be toe ooslly. ■' ' . DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FREE. BRITISH AND HIBBO R PLAT B GLASS TfiLEPfIONB ho. a^