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Press, Volume L, Issue 8581, 7 September 1893, Page 8

Business Notices. ' JAMES GOSS, TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANT, TS- STILL S_LL I„ (j V.D.L. TIMBER, In Lots of IOOOfc or more, from Us per l9of t * OAAA ▼•D-L. HURDLES (Bft6in and Tfcj, i" j At is and Is Sd each in Lots of 30 or more, I BLACKWOOD LOGS at £0i per lODfr.* Alsj I A FEW CEDAR FLITCHES. I SPECIAL LINES- 1 20.000 F S?.t _.*■ si& * 1 months. I 200,000 1 LINING ; thoroughly seasoned andrt__» § for laying. w "** g ARCHITRAVES. MOULDINGS. SKtftT 1 INtxS. „r., of Various Sizes and Pananui I kept in Sco:k and Worked to Detail. - . j SASHES. DOORS and all kinds ot JOINER* in Stock or Worked to Order. * ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS (Loaded in Trucks at Railway Siding) AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES, DURHAM STREET NORTH. Railway 'Siding — Durham street Sooth. _____________ ■" . i*a TO FARMERS AND VEGETABLE GROWERS. CLARKE S CARBOLIZED WH___ PROTKCTOR. *---*_- Successfully Used for Fifty Years. E This preparation materially assists tha far* H mination of the seed, strengthens the yoaag m plant, and protects it to maturity from the fi ravages of slug, grub, wireworm, and h__, H It produces wneat perfectly free from «a»a> H ana better grain. This is testified to by taoa- 11 sands of practical farmers in the United t§ Kingdom for ovt-r forty years.- p Sold in packets at Is sufficient tor dreaSac W Bbi_nels of seed. - ft M. HARRIS and SON, Agents, E Hereford street, <.:bri*rch_r_. j_ We invite all growers to give it a fair trill. ¥ : m | TYPE-WRITING OFFICE, I TH E mi SSES MAL In a 1 10 Cathedral square, Chriatchurc-. p Documents and M.SS. of all kinds copied 1 with accuracy and promptitude. (All work i treated as private.) Instruction siren «_ f| Remington Type-writer. Terms on appSce- 8 tion. 7U4 I CRITERION COACH FACTORY 1 (Established over Twenty-five Yean) 1 W. MOORAND CD, J ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COACH I BUILDERS, 1 VICTORIA AND K-LMORS STREETS. I LATEST Designs of Carriages and Train 1 Cars from __gu_ui ana America, and*— §§ manufacturing the same of the best rawed *! §§ and workniansuip procoraole, oom__-f I srrenet— vrtua lightness ot weight and dr_u£_t. I| stael being use— in place of iron where yrae- S ticable. S We have received very flattering __»E_tod I testimonials from many of tne leading dtt»_ a and others in our colony, speaking in th* p highest terms of tho appearance, comfort, aad C wearing qualities of our goods. § W. MOOlTand CO. i Have been appointed Sole Agents ia Canto* H bury for SM.iILL'3 PATENT SAFETY i CARRIAGE COUPLINGS, the Safest a_& I Handiest Coupling yet introduced. §1 Certificates of Merit Oamara and O——* m church. E Single, 20s; Double, 30a. m This coupling instantly releasee a r_unraf ft horso from vehicle. m Testimonials on application. fl W. MOOR and CXX, 1 . Victoria street, Chriwehure-. ffi "-***™* —— ***" — ™-" ~——^- ——————\ M ODAM'S . " I SUPERPHOSPHATES. J QPECIALLY adapted for j GROWTH of TURNIPS and all BOOT \ J CROPS. "" I Favourable Testimonies from John Gti_9U fi E»q., Lincoln School ot Agric—t-re, aha 1 others. p Supplies to arrive about Ist October next. 1 Special concessions to farmers whoj-oys. I ship. . i Agents: • 1 . CHRY STALL axd CO., I Christchurch. . _t 1 S. SMART AND SON, I ASPHALT—RS, 1 SYDENHAM. I Office—Messrs Scott Bros., Mancheste? I scrtet. m TENNIS COURTS and GARDEN PATH* § LAID WITH MIXED ASPHALT | Correct Measurement Guaranteed. 1 Telephone No. 600. | A POWERFUL TONIC AND HON- I EXCITING STIMULANT » BUTLER'S QUININE AND EBOS 1 TONIC. j RESTORES the functions o£ the digestir* i . organs, strengthens the mental aba || physical powers, relieves dullness and drovni- g neas, and produces a iteneral exalts tion of _• 1 circulatory system, imparting increased Tip* | to the muscles as well as tbe Intelltct, with * 1 feeling of satisfaction. i In cases of sleeplessness and fatigue it tf 1 invaluable. t This article is thoroughly reliable. wfU kse> 1 good for any length of time, and is a wiiev I recognised I TONICREMEDY. , I Sold in Bottles at 2s 6_ 1 BUTLER AND CORK. " 1 To be obtained from „^. i „„--„ 1 •*» I "Funeral Notices. ' I ■—__——_————_R—_____a_——_——__B-t 1 Til—— Friends of James Nolan are revsr-> 1 X folly informed that the Funeral of-iff I daughter Monica will leave his resideaee. 1 Wakefield street. Sydo- ham. for the Catboae | Church and Public Cemstery, at 2 p_- Th— | Day. 1 W. LANGFORD. Undertaker, | Corner of North and East Bel» 1 Office—l 33 Colombo street. Telephoae—S-wu I ass -i mHE Friends of the late Mrs Jane S*ad«« I X are respectfully Invited to attend at* J Funeral, which will her late res«de««_ 1 Whalebone Cottage, North road. This Dar. ** 1 2p.m., for the Cnurch of England Cametery, 1 Kaiapoi. 1 385 W I i G. BAITeEdL, J COMI__a_FUIINISHINGU»D-!STA_-B. 1 Adult ChargsTwith the S«*«« I COMBINED HEARSE AND COACSH. I From £310 a Complete* 1 C_UPERlOßl»<a_heda_dother Ct—«-«* | Oin Stock for urgent country orae». .„ , I Trade suppUed witn Hearse or 1 Coaches. Teleg*_msimmecUat_yatte_t«*r*' f Address—Comer Durham and 3— A*** 8 j streets. Telephone 53L 1 W. LANGFORD, I FURNISHING UNDERTAKE- 1 Ofthe Oldest Firm in New Zealand, i FURNISHES FUaERALS at tne i.t)W_3S : 1 charg--. , m Special arrangamenta made wish perso-t - & limited means. Ws Country Orders receive prompt atteatioa, m Please Note tha Address— jfi Workshops, corner North and East Belts. ? , Office. —0 Colonibo street. Telephones- |