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£-;!v, ■" Business Notices. mi [ ~ ' —***. RHODES CONVALESCENT - HOMI FOR INVALIDS. Fees for Dormitory Patients Reduced to 15a per Week. For particulars «pp y "Tho Secretary," OFFICE Ob'"ROME," Cathedral square, Christchurch. ' FOR GOOD VALUE AND VaRIEE SELECTION. VISIT JAMES LOGIE'S BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 233 Cashel Btreet. CANVAS and STRAP SHOKS a speciality, in endless variety,and atprioe3 to suit the times. Ladles' and Gents Boots and Shoes made to order. Repairs promptly and ne \tly executed. A Visit Solicited. 4376 BRUNSWICK HOUSE. W. T. HORSLEY, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, BEGS to announce that; he has opsned in those premises. 210 Colombo street, next , Wjjggleswonh and Rinns, with a and extensive stock of Lndics.' Genr-a', and Chili dren's Boots and Slioes of the beat quality. I All the Latest Shapes in Ladies,' Summer Shoes and made to order. Workmanship , guaranteed. Repairs neatly executed. | ' . W. T. HORSLEY/, [ BRUNSWICK HOUSE, 3658 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT JW. MUNRO and CO. beg to announce • that they HAVE OPENED IN THOSE PREMISE 3, , 217 COLOMBO STREET, 1 Known as Luck's Buildings, AS GENT'S HATTERS, MERCERS AND OUTFITTERS, > And trust to merit a share of public support. 6087 SYDENHAM CARRIAGE WORKS. COLOMBO ROAD. """^ E JONES, Designer and Builder of the Im« • proyea Sieel-Framed Roadster, the * strongest, lightest-running and easiest-riding R.adster built; Dog-carts, Whiteohapels, Polo, llußtic and Pony Carts on hand or to order. Business Carts or Vans. Workmanship and material guaranteed. Vehicles exchanged, bought or sold on commission. Inspection invited. 1153 W. BUSH AND SONS, DECORATORS, 800 CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCH URCH (Opposite Ballantync's). . AGENTS FOR UndorwofdsCelenraied Wood Stains and lhn latent " Royal *' Furniture Reviver for Pianos, &c, &c. Well worth a trial. Transfers for Windows, new designs. T OChIIEADS Wertheim Machines arc the JLi Best. Lochhead's Portable Boilers are the beat. Lotbhead's Perambulators are tho Best. "-' iTQCmm AD S Mangles are the Best. Loch- ,* JU head's Wringara are the Be3t. Lochhead's Kuife Cleaners are the Bear. LOCHHEAD'S Wire~Mattresses are the Best._ /' . CASH or Time Payments. Robert Loch head, Proprietor, 6 Princes street, Dunedin, or y lid High street. Triangle, Christchurch. _; 1395 ' S. B. SEYMOUR, i ' 'J* „ SURGEON DENTIST, 1 " COLOMBO -STRKET, CfaKISTCHURCH ■ OXIDE"gaS used for the Pain I les»» is.xiraction of Teeth. ) •""ASsS" Arti£ciatfeeth at Lowest Charges '-' > -; .„_.,_, ' TelephoneiaS. f : --'<~ COCA WINE, -\ £* YIN DE COCA (BOURCHARDATf, Wine for Depression, Exhaustion, Nert„;_, vous Debility, Sleeplessnesj, and Voice r _r £ Fatigue. , •'-, has hecn praised a 9 a nerviae and * v *\.t muscular tonic, appeasing hunger, thirst, ~-" and relievirg fatigue. Ie is also recommended ~ii -for-lodiurestion. gastralgi», nausea, sickness, vdiataste for food. It id valuable to persons of ,< excitable temperament, in steadying tho , "-Jtterve!*. Monsieur Boiichardat states in tho *' British Mecliea I Joui nal," 1/76.48G, that" Coca > J has rendeied most valuable therapeutic scr- * vice* It ia a e'.imulaut to the nervous and 1 . muscular syarerus . * . it prevents tho . „-' " rapid waste of tissue, and enables the consumer to go a long time without fcod." The ~ • COCA WINK represents all the therapeutic -._. proper :i:B .of iho Coca plant (Erytnruxylon Coot) blutidod with choicest and moat suitable - trine. The Bouchatdat brand gives excellent "".results,and has met with general approva 1 of the Mtdicnl Faculty. * LONDox Agkxcy—lG Gresham street, B.C. *-■ : WALLACE and CO., ',;--,, , Triangle, Chiistohurch. *. *, HALL'S TURKISH BATHS (STEAM AND HOT) v* ' ISL CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. \ v ' -..-. ■' " . ■ . ..» -V Appointments by Post or Telephone No. 753. ,; kV ._ -63S t -'% & CAREY r> '■-. TAILORING. CLOTHING ? t AND J'~' MERCERY DEPARTMENT. WE gratefully acknowledge the valued - ♦.».« i. su PP°rt accorded us since we estaomhfcd this new department, and b-«g to -' •- aononnce the entire Replenishment of our hiockwith GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS. SUITINGS. TROUSERINGS, TWEEDS, "Worsteds, Viconas. Serges, Cheviots, Hairlines, &c ttom the Best Colonial, Scotch, and West of Eugiaud Makers. : B ESPOKE DEPARTMENT is under «v 2!?J\, ortn, S oly Euicient Management "f MR . &AN, an>l the MOSr SKILFUL ATI*given to the Shrinkiug, Cut, Fit, »nd Fhuah ot all Garments. Ready-made Clothing, School Outfits for Youths and Boys, Shirts, *ies, Collars. Gloves, Hosiery, Umbrellas, &c TONEYCLIFFE & CAREY, THE READY-MONEY DRAPERS ' And CLOTHIERS.

THE SOB3STE IN EDWARDS, BENNETT & CO/S WAREffOUSE, CORNER HIGH, MANCHESTER AND i'l liICHFIEIiD STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH. / ■■ 'Vjv'v^ ff WWn rlfinirlprl hr the Vendors on this occasion to OfTER the NORTH ISLAND PORTION, which is the last lot of Edwards, Bennett and Co.'s Wholesale Stock of General , i ~ it nas Deen aeciaea oy mc ye Drapery, Clothing &c, DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC. . ' - <; ; THIS is a decided INNOVATION, as it places the General Public in the same position as the Shopkeeper. Arrangements are being made by which even the smallest purchasers - = will be able to eet at this sale any length or any quantity they wish. Shopkeepers and the public will for once be on the same footing. ' ' [ ': "- Such an OFEER as this has IS EVER BEFORE BEEN MADE you, and we trust that you will not be slow to appreciate the decided saving and economical advantages ' v: --'. which enable you on this occasion to walk into a Wholesale Warehouse and make your selection at RAiTSS LOWER than the RETAIL DRAPER i have to PAY. • £?£? The STOCK consists of GENERAL DRAPERY of all kinds, Calicoes, Dress Materials, Silks, Satins, Sheetings, Quilts, Blankets, Clothing, Mercery, Trimmed antt TJntrimmed ; V/: Millinery, Mantles, Corsets, Umbrellas, Hosiery, Hauerdashery, &c, &c . "■--.■>- -\.-': : :':'::?$■ THE OPENING DAY WILL BE ON FRIDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 7, 1894. . ;V >..*:>:>£c| ITc* the convenience of the people it has been decided to extend the hours of business, which will now" be 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, Saturday, 9 a,m. to 10 p.m, ?