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Press, Volume L, Issue 8488, 20 May 1893, Page 10

Business Notices. • B 1 ii. i* '' "* ' *" ' '' "" i wm JOHNSON & COUZINfe L (LATE B. HALE & CO.) 1 *^ SAIL, TENT, TARPAULIN, HORSE COVER, -wj I ««< AND OILSKIN CLOTHING MANUFACTURE I Jt AND ROPE AND TWINE MAKERS, * § WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. I "VKTB be* to draw the attention of the Public to ths following List of Go ; I t *V which we always keep a Large Stock, and as we always Import L ™ : I h»i Material direct, we are able to aeU at Lower Prices than Any Other Firm In™! I«w ttcnt£" FISHING lINES PARCEL TWINE 3 I •"' HORSE rOVERS CRICKET NETS THATCHING CORD I __OINCOVERS LAWN TENNIS NETS SACK TWINE I P4RT rnvßSs SHEEP NETS OILSKINS 1 1 FLAGS MANILLA ROPE REAPER AND BINDE 1 PULLEY BLOCKS g^£Pfi!_ B APR ° NS I A HAMMOCKS I w» FISHING NETS ' I » We would specially draw the attention of Runbolders and Farmers to the grwu R ? value of Tarpaulins as without one it often means considerable lota through tb* P JJ, C wool andgraJn getting wet. I " ;o MARQUEES. I — Please Note the Address:— ' I JOHNSON & COUZINS, 1 CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. I OPPOSITE MESSRS BALLANTYNE & CO.'S DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT I GILMORE, YOUNGHUSBAND AND CO.'S 1 PURE INDIAN, CEYLON, AND BLENDED TEAS I J PURE CEYLON. JSg ,-_. WX PURE BLENDED * I No. 1. RUN ROAN ... 2s Od j|K||| No. 1 BLEND .. aOd I No. 2. „ „ ... 2s 8d No# 2 ""* "* M I"" Specially packed to *0| SlMf T\ N °' 3 2 * W ' I our. instructions in Kv\ I I [WW '1 Thes? are moat cm* I Ceylon. S»Hsi_S fully selected ' I f] Somewhat milder than Meads of Indian,-Ceylon 1 w pure Indian. and China. g 2s. 2s 4D, *%,™~ 2S 6D PBELB - '1 . All the above, and notably the Planter's Choice and Run Ruan Teas, are admitted °S by Tea Experts to be unsurpassed by any brauds in the Australasian colonies. p OBTAINABLE FROM ALL GROCERS. | E. T O W -N S H E N D 8 ' > |J SOLE WHOLESALE AGENT FOR CANTERBURY, gU RIGHT OF WAY BETWEEN MESSRS BUSH 1 & SON and MESSRS I WHITCOMBE & TOMB 3, LiMiTEn. 8662 I CEYLINDO No. 1 .- '.- ... Is 6d. | R (FEY LIN DO No. 2 ._, ... ._, 2s On. . \ CEYLINDO No. 3 .» ... ... 2s 40. 1 « CEYLINDO No. 4 .„ 2a 80. r \ The above Teas are packed in _lb and lib packets. 51b, lOlb and 201b tins, aifcft | 401b chests, Id per lb off 51b, Hd off 101b, 2d off 201b. § Special quotations for chests. < I KIPPERED MACKEREL, HADDOCK or HERRINGS, per tin 106. 1] SALMON, 9d. HERRINGS (Fresh), 6d. it; ANOTHER £ REDUCTION IN FLOUR I « FRUIT—New Currants sd, Raisins sd, FLOUR—Ungiewood Mills), 251b Si !}£ If r Sultanas s*d, Muscatels lOd 501b 4s l_d, 1001b 84. 2001b 15* __, U ' CANDLES—Electric sd, Adamantines 6d, FLOUR—Roller finest, 251b 8s 3d, SBfe London Wax 7*d, National 7_d 4s 4_d, 1001b 8-» 6d, 2001b 10s . i «< SUGAR-Good White Crystals, per lb, MATCHES—PIaids, 4H per doe; 2500ral ! l 2_d; Best Dry White Crystals, ls 8d per doz; large vestas, 6d MS y R per lb 2fd; Snowdrops 27a cwt, box; large safety, B„ and M., %® \; per lb 3d doz., small do.. Sat 1 oz. _ pi COFFEE—Fresh roasted and ground SOAP—Per box, 5s 6d, 6s 3d, Bs, 8a Set, k . daily, ls4d, ls6d, andlsßcT per lb and 10s m " SALT—Best, 4s 3d per cwt. BLACKING—Per dos, 4_d M LUXENE, 6s 6d per tin B LACK LEAD-Per dos, Od ' I SEMOLINA- lid por bag 1 KINCAID'S G.I.C. -J' 161 COLOMBO STREET. GHBISTOHUBOH. . ■ i MONARCH TEA j! |gIU RICH, PURE, FRAGRANT r SKILLFULLY BLENDED I, JliJ ALWAYS RELIABLE g Refreshment and Exhilaration | ■ For all Classes, from tb. I COTTAGE to the THRONE; J ■ 11—* 1 t H. PANNELL, . - 1 i n MANCHESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. I HIDING BOOTS TO ORDER, ' i! LADIES' BOOTS A SPECIALITY. J N.B.—Send for Instructions lor SeLf-Measnrem»nfi. g WATERTIGHTS AND SHOOTERS from 10s OdV 1 GAGER'S GALVANIC CHAIN BATTERY BELTS, &0. I mHESE ELECTRIC BELTS have Rradually become the Favourite with &**ss, 1 J- _ of Zealand, and they hold the place as Ai aßaiost all comers for the 1 Ingßeasons:—Because the Electricity passes through the body, and not around. « | Is less trouble to charge. It need only be worn an hour or two ac a time. It **« "*" | .onger in working order than any other Belt of the kind. And to show our k we well send one Chain Battery Belt, by post to any adores, on receipt of the p»» 8 i U 40s; andjf,afwr inspection, purchaser is not satlsded, Cue Belt may be r«fcura*» | (provided not been in use), and we guarantee to return the money. . rtn _ 1] Our MAGNETO-ELECTRIC BELTS, which are very much Iv demand, and -0«J» |! wider than the above, and are Milder in their action. A<* evidence of tho lavoor w» | Belt has received, we need only mention that over 3000 have been sold in *"": | Zealand alone. TESTIMONIAL—Dear Sir,—l had an Electric Belt from you w»| I Tears ago, which is now worn out, and has been a great boon to mc on accooo* a Lambfcgo. Please send mc another Belt, and obllge.-Yours, &c, H. BnoWN, B»" | keeper, Kumara, Westland. i _■ . ' _, LIST OF GOODSKEPT IN STOCK. | Chain Battery Belts (with or with- Electric Kneecaps, each » w I out suspensory attachment) ... 40s OAChest Expander *, to restore stoop- | Ladles' Magneto-Electric Belts ... 2ls Od ing persons to an upright d©- -a* 1 Gents* Magneto-Electric Belts ... 17s 6d velopment * B | Post Office orders, &c.,to be made payable to m 1 THOS. GAGER, 95 Mimcneeter street, Christohuroh. I ' ' ■ ■ H