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Press, Volume LII, Issue 9019, 4 February 1895, Page 2

Business Notices. ' NOW COMPLETE. NOW COMPLETE. ABSOLUTELY TII3 FINEST HABDWABE SHOWBOOMS IS. NEW ZEALAND. ■ ■ .. BEPLETE WIIH NEW GOODS. SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR STOCKS OF LAWJJ , TENNIS, CRICKET, FISHING, CROQUET AND BOWLING REQUISITES. JUST LANDED, ; OUR FIRST SHIPMENT OF GUNS FOB THE SEASON; Which consists of a Large and Varied Assortment of Excellent Value. LOADED CARTRIDGES always ready for immediate use. Also, POWDER, SHOT and CAPS. We INVITE INSPECTION, and we guarantee to give VERY BEST VALUE. MASON, STKUfIIEBS AND GO,

POINTS TO BE OBSERVED ' ' . ' ' IN SELECTING A WINDMILL PUMP. That it shall be simple in construction, strong, and durable. That it shall have the fewest possible joints and wearing parts. That it shall develop the greatest possible power from the least wind. That it shall operate steadily and safely in irregular winds. That it shall govern itself automatically in sudden storms. That it shall be built solidly and of best materials. MANY MILLS are on the Market which are flimsy, cheaply got up, badly built, and tvhich, though they cost bub little money to buy, are tremendously expensive to maintain. DON'T COME TO US FOii THAT KIND. WE DON'T MAKE THEM. We don't try how cheap -we can build our Mills, but how GOOD. Tuo PRICES are as LOW as i* compatible,with honest workmanship and first-class style, and iu the end OUJR MILLS ARE BY FAB THE CHEAPEST. QUALITY TELLS IN THE LONG RUN. • If rou "Watit evidence it Iβ supplied In the face that we sell more Hills - ;_. - every year than all other colonial makers put together. . A good windmill Is a highly profitable investment. It will pay you 25 per cent, on the outlay, whether tor raising water for the house, for water* ine stock, for irrigating the garden or the farm. >. WIND POWER COSTS nothing, and a good mill works along day and , night without expense, and with very little attention. We make several ■teas, from 6ft to 14ft diameter,- to raise 60 to 5000 gallons per hour. Please write us for particulars, mentioning this paper. Plans; estimates and advice, free. Drop us a poet card and we will send you oar windmill and pnmri, circular. CfiKISTCHURCH. ASK YOUR QROOBR FOR INDIAN, CEYLON & BLENDED TEAS. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. TI7B beetojnform our Cuetomere ana the PnWio sreuorally that we are POSITIVELY! W RELINQUISHING our PRESENT BU3INKS3, which will be Open for Purchase by Tender, as a going concern, until March loch. ThW Tender to comprise the Stock. Stook Debta< and Goodwill .of the Badness, which hia boen established since 1872, ana powesscs one of the LARGEST RETAIL CONNECTIONS in Christchnrob, '"-.'„„ Particulars of tosder can I>e obtained by principals only on application to sax C. F. -finlbert. ■■"■"?" -.;■■• •. ,■ . , ... . ■ The Hat and Gap Manufacturing Plant (one of the most complete In the colony) can be separately tendered for. The highest or any tender in each case not necessarily accepted* In the meantime, in order to facilitate the above, and Reduce Stock, a GENUINE CLEARING SALE Will be Held, when EveryLtne of Goods, consisting of MEN'S HATS AND GAPS, HOSIERY, MERCERY, SHIRTINGS, &c. Allot Fire*olase Qwdity, Can be Purchased at or leas than manufacturer's cosb STOCK SALE TO-DAY, All debts due by the firm must be rendered at once for settlement, and all accounts owing bn paid before February 28th inet., in order to close books. Tenders are also invited for the LKASE of tbe BUSINESS PRKMI3ES. with or without fixtures and furniture. The premiaee were esDedally ooiifi for the flin, and are the m 'BC convenient and commodious in Christchnrch for this or any similar trade. The lease has only two and a half years to run at a moderate rental, hut a longer term could probably be arranged. . v ~ SONS. chbi&tchurce FOR ABSOLUTE SAUMCtoe of the most substantially bnilb modern Dwelling Houses in Canterbury. Mr UulbertV, Unwood. Cards to view can be obtained from Meesrs H. Chrietchurch. 1328 Sir CAJTEBON, H.D., says An Excellent Food, admirebly v . . adapted to tb.e wanta of Infante." BEST -■ Establislied ,= ■.'■' INVALIDS, , AND THE AGED. fiETBASTUETT, Ph.l>M P.0.5., save: "The Fleeh asd Bot»<».fonnliier oongUtaettte »r# fUr tbove tb«> averajfe of th» beet F»rin*<c«Ott» B-eode/'