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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9326, 29 January 1896, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICE. 3jes hlFlston, 219 Cashel street, In Consequence of Increasing Basinets, * HAS OPENED OPENED THOSE COMMODIOUS NEW PREMISES FACING COLOMBO STREET BRIDGE, And, having Imported Direct from the Home Markets A GOOD STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY, Hats, Bonnets, Corsets, Mowers, Dress Stuffs, Priats, &c, CAN GUARANTEE BEST VALUE IN THE CITY. Will be happy to sec all her old clients at NEW ADDRESS, 259 COLOMBO STREET, Facing Bridge. THE " NEW YOST " TYPEWRITER FOR 1835 IS A PERFECT BEAUTY. DON'T SINK YOUR JIONEY IN AN ANTI QUATED MACHINE. HAVE THE BEST. SEE THE " NEW YOST," TEST ITS WORK. The 1895 machine has a dozen improvements over last year's machine. Perfect alignment, line locking, the only direct printing pad, worth Five Pounds more than any ribbon machine. Compact, capable of doing every description of work. Every professional man wants a writing machine, every business man wants one, every school wants one, every clergyman wants one, ■omeof them very badly in the interests of their correspondents. The Typewriter must become as popular as the telephone. Don't delay in getting abreast of the times. Between three and four hundred " New Yosts" are being used in New Zealand to-day. This year's is a PERFECT MACHINE. I Before you purchase a Sewing Machine / SEE THE WHEELER AND WILSON, It Iβ of high-class construction, up-to-date in every respect, the iuo«t exhaustive trial allowed. The price is about one-half of that charged for similar highclaaa machines of other makes. To get these machines largely used we will Sell for Cash at NEARLY COST PRICE. STOREKEEPERS AND BUSINESS MEN Should see the "EASY SIGN MARKER," The best appliance on the market for ticket writing, dec I have the sole agency for this. Price from 25s to £2 Sβ a set. [Testimonial]. From Hallenatein Bros., N.Z. Clothing Factory, 169 Cashel street, Christchurch. With reference to your enquiry re "Easy Sign Marker." We have had one in use for several months and find it invaluable in our business, saving its coat in the first few weeks. We think all who nave used the "Sitrn Marker" will ogres with us in stating that it is indispensable in an establishment where price tickets, &c, &0., arc largely used. Yours faithfully, HALLENSTEIN BROS., (PerA. Lowry). * August 27th, 1895. WE HAVE SEVERAL PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND HOUSES TO LET. FIRE INSURANCE EFFECTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. THOS. E. TAYLOR and CO., ANDERSON 8 BUILDINGS (Opposite Press Office), OASHEL STREET, CHRISTOHUROH. Box 12, P. 0., Chris tohureh. Telephone 831. gT. , GEORGE JAM ONCE USED ALWAYS USED. All Grocers. MESSRS H. AND W. ROBERTS SURGEON DENTISTS COMPLETE SETS, £7 10s. Partial lets equally moderate. Painless extraction by gas. Fillings . &c. Extractions, Is. 190 OASHEL STREET (opposite Ballantyne •). Telephone 741. CHEAP TAB FOR ASPHALTING, &o. rpHE CHRISTCHURCH GAS COMPANY IS PREPARED TO SUPPLY COAL TAH AT TWOPENCE PER GALLON, In Quantities of 100 GALLONS AND UPWARDS. ThJf Price is for the Tar in the Purchaser's Own Casks, at the Company's Works. Arrangements can be made to Supply Casks if required. R. C. BISHOP, Secretary. BOOTS 1 BOOTS! SHOES! SHOES! OVER £2000 WORTH o? HEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S moil Continental English and Chriitchurch makers. NEW and F R ES H t TWY> BE SOLD at the old LOW CASH PRICES X that the Blue Boot Shop is noted tor, notwithstanding increase in duty and values in leathers, which *» not less than one-fifth, or four shillings in the pound Gome along, get First Pick out of this Luge Stock Wore it is all sold at the OLD LOW CASH PRICES. S. d. MEN'S Nailed Lace Boots, good weiring, Q Q from .. .. .. .. O «/ MEN'S Light Lace Boots, good wearing, Q Q from .. .. .. .. C ** MEN'S Walking Shoes, good wearing, (* "11 from .. .. .. .. v> XX WOMEN'S Walking Shoes, good wearing, X Q from .. .. .. .. *J & WOMEN'S Lace Boote, good wearing, from g 11 Boys' and Girls' -Boots, &c, good wearing *t same old Low Cash Prices, all marked in plain figures, at THE BLUE BOOT DEPOT, Corner of Cashel and Colombo streets. JOHN MURBAY.