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BUSINESS NOTICES. FRUIT. FRUIT. ". I HEREBY give notice thatmy FRUIT, consisting ol Raspberries, Black, Redand White Currants and Gooseberries, will BE READY IN A FEW DAYS. Orders received for small or large quantities np to » ton of any kind. E. J. KENNIGHT, Sittingbourne Nursery, 9347 ; Near Kaiapoi. FOR SALE. BROKEN METAL SCREENINGS and RUBBLE delivered or to be had at the Quarry. Cashmere; also. WASHED SHISGL&, all sizes. Orders left at Scott Bros., Manchester street, or the undersigned. j SMART AND SON, ASPH ALTERS, SYDENHAM. Telephone No. 609. MESSRS H. AND W. ROBERTS SURGEON DENTISTS /COMPLETE SETS, £7 10s. Partial sete equally H_/ moderate. Painless extraction by gas. Fillings &c. Extractions, Is. 190 CASHEL STREET (opposite Ballantyne s). Telephone 741. \Y e C 0 NGR E V E, PEOPLE'S PRACTICAL IRONMONGER, 129 Colombo street. CHRISTCHURCH. 8031 THE NEW ZEALAND FIRS AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established 1859. Capital £1.000,000 Paid-up Capital and F.eserve .. £435,000 THE PREMIER AND WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY. ' Noted for Promptness and Liberality. Branches and Agencies throughout the Vf'orld. DAVID CRAIG. Manager. Warner's Hotel, Christchurch, September 17th, 1535. WE HAVE USED THE ELECTRIC STOVE POLISH and like it exceedingly. It is both Economical and Effective, and there is no unpleasantness in the way it has to be applied. Yours sincerely, 415 W. F. WARNER. MR J. S. ATKINSON, DENTIST, Late Partner of Mr HOBY, L D.S., Wellington, And Successor to Mr THOMAS Hay be Consulted at his Rooms, No. 11 CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Next Post Office. Telephone No. 602. 295 THE TEA OF THE AGE. SAXON BRAND. A LWAYS THE SAME STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. IT IS NICE; TRY IT, AND YOU WILL PURCHASE NO OTHER. CHEAP TEA IS DEAR AT ANY PRICE. DRINK SAXON TEA. SAXON TEA. BOOTS! BOOTS! SHOES! SHOES! OVER £2000 WORTH or MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S FROM Continental English and Christchurch makers. NEW and FRESH! TO BE SOLD at the old LOW CASH PRICES that the Blue Boot Shop i 9 noted for, notwithstanding increase in duty and values in leathers, which ii not less than one-fifth, or four shillings in the pound. Come along, get First Pick out of this Large Stock before it is all sold at the' OLD LOW CASH PRICES. 9. d. MEN'S Nailed Lace Boots, good wearing, Q 0 from .. .. .."'■.. O «7 MEN'S Light Lace Boots, good wearing, Q Q from .. .. .. .. C> «/ MEN'S Walking Shoes, good •wearing, £» 11 from .. .. .. .. *-» •*-■■- WOMEN'S Walking Shoes, good wearing, X Q from ... ... ....<-' «^ WOMEN'S Lace Boots, good wearing, from £» 11 Boys'and Girls-Boots, &c., good wearing at same old Low Cash Prices, all marked in plain figures, at THE BLUE BOOT DEPOT, Corner of Cashel and Colombo streets. JOHN MURRAY. CHAS. PANNELL, ; TAILOR, 113 MANCHESTER STREET. i A FIRST-CLASS SUIT FROM 55/. I Good Assortment of Tweeds, Serges, Vicunas, I Coatingts, <fee, to select from. Inspection Invited. Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed N.B.—Covert Coats from 45/. J. A. HICKMOTT, FRUITERER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, CASHEL STREET. TF you want really CHOICE FRUIT go to J_ Hickmott. Always good Bananas. Special attention given to the packing of country orders. NEW ZEALAND FISHING TACKLE DEPOT. COME AND SEE SEASON'S STOCK or FISHING TACKLE, RODS, &c, NOW ON VIEW. WILLIAM J. ALPE, 212 HIGH STREET (Next Empire Hotel). ORION CYCLES. /CHEAPEST AND BEST IMPORTED. Gall and Inspect. CUNNINGTON and CO., OLOUCESTSS STREET.