PUBLIC NOTICES. SEE OUR WINDOW. " OHIBTS AND TIES AT HALF-PRICE To' Finish out the Summer Stock. W. A. TRIBE AND CO., 219 High street. VOTT want to Buy THE •*• a Bicycle, but BICYCLE PUZZLE, there are so many makes you are completely puzzled to know upon which to decide. In your own interests we recommend you to read the following, afterwards thinking the matter carefully over, when common-sense must J ■ guide you, provided, of course, that you are ! neither stupid nor prejudiced. Firstly, you should understand that in OUR ; case WE did not make OX?R Selection from the casual perusal' of a few manufacturers' catalogues posted'out to us from the other side of the Globe. 0n the contrary, it was not j until after two years' PERSONAL SEARCH ; throughout the World's markets, and after * close examination of hundreds of the best maS«3 offering, both of English and American construction, that one fine* morning we .finally discovered ' " , " THE fSVOY, • THE "ifST O V, Which we have every cause for believing is the most perfect Bicycle yet built, for the reason that there are considerably fewer parts in its construction -than. *ay other make on the market, while' the principle of that construction is unquestionably the nearest approach to absolute perfection that has yet appeared. i THE MAIN POINTS ARE: (a) The simplest constructed Bicycle extant t (b) Patented ONJ2*piec e continuous crank-! and shaft! ' ' (c) No stupid, cotter-pins to work lopse! (d) Flush-joints reinforced in a special manner, which make the connections of the frame even stronger than the tube itself. ' (c) "Dished" sprocket-wheel;' direct chainpull. ; (f) Adjustable handle-bar, unique fixing. (g) Built on the interchangeable system. Duplicate parts always stocked. (h) Qunlity of materials and class of workmanship—simply the beet that money can command, (i to z) Many other improvements which only require to be seen to hb appreciated. NOTE.—The'" extreme simplicity of the machine so reduces the cost of production that we are enabled to offer tho ENVOY at several pounds less money than other makes, which may be built of equally high-grade materials, but which do not possess a tithe of the good points embodied in THE ENVOY.. Sole Licensees; NIND- WA R D AND CO., . GENERAL MERCHANTS, ; Licbfield J tre **<^__p l^ r if^ ut ; FYOU APPRECIATE ? A FINE WHISKY ••■ ; . . ASK FOR DEWAR'S. AViNG~LET~THE SHOOTING OVEit ALL LANDS OCCUPIED BY ME AT BOTTLE IiAKE AND STYX, . All persons found 'rRESPASSING will be PROSECUTED « With utmost rigour oMaw. 9068 EDWIN BLAKE^ THE UNION BANJC OF, AUSTRALIA, , .. LIMITED, Established 4837. Incorporated 1880. Paid up Capital £1,500,000 Reserve Fund.. 750,000 together £2,250,000 Reserve Liability of Proprieiors .. 8,000,000 £5,250,006 ; A DIVIDEND pf TWELVE SHILLINGS and SIXPENCE per share for the halfyear, equal to's-per.''cent, per annum, having b?ea declared at the meeting of Proprietors-, ■ lftld in London instant, the same ia HQV? PAYABliMfeii.valanial Shareholdpre. •■ "• ;.'*■'. -oftH-A'£OT4IDRST, . '■■*.; '. "** """"':. ' "■ • Resident Inspector. ' Wellington, New Zealand, . , 31st January, 1899. ' . 9082 CASHSALE. FOS 10 DAYS ONLY.' HATS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS and all other kinds'of DRAPERY at LESS THAN COST PRICE. , Call Early and Secure thfe Bargains. A. F. TRELEAVEN, London street, Lyttelton. 9090 In the Estate of FRANCES HAMILTON, late of Buccleugh street, Linwood, widow, de- . ceased. IT ie requested that" CLAIMS against the above Estate be forwarded to the undetf81gn ' " SLATER and SON, Solicitors, 9087 Worcester street. A ""FIRST-CLASS LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE can find room for a Person likely to prove successful as, a CANVASSER. One who is suited for the work can make a good income. ... - • Applications should be sent to . INSURANCE MANAGER, gODB Box 319, P. 0., Christchurch. OFFICES TO LET. - ' CATHEDRAL SQUARE. TXTE have a limited, number, of Offices To • Lot in our New Building, which occupies one of the finest sites'in the, City. . For particulars apply to .. 9097 DALGETY and COMPANY, LTD. ■ ' ' SEEWARDELL'S -DEDUCED PRICE LIST ON PAGE 8. IN ORDER-TO .CENTRALISE THEIR BUSINESS, ROBERTS BROS., SURGEON DENTISTS, have relinquished their Colombo Btreet rooms from January 81st, and may be consulted on all matters relating to the. Teeth at their old premises ONLY, • • 190-CASHEL STREET - (Opposite Ballantyne's). Perfectly Fitting Artificial Teeth a Speciality. Painless Extraction of Teeth by Gas, etc. * EXTRACTIONS ONE SHILLING. P pT.iryRAT.T. COAL. FOR HOUSEHOLD USE VpHE BRIGHTEST, CHEAPEST, BEST. FOB STEAM PURPOSES Reported by Ocean Steamers EQUAL TO. AN* COAL supplied ia. New Zealand. Hulks at Wellington and Lyttelton. Coal Sidings—Christchurch and Wellington Railway Stations. The Company's Steamers HESKETH and * PAREORA deUver CARGOES EVERY WEEKaw. iTbnbj, AGENT, P.O. Box No. 873. Telephone No. 4. TOOK' "ON ' PAGE' 8, WARDELL'S REDUCED LIST. MONEY T O LEN D, pf SMALL AND LARGE SUMS ON FAVOURABLE TERMS. THOMAS S. WESTON, Solicitor, lliCashel street/ Christchurch. MONEY TO L£NC. I HAVE VARIOUS SUMS of MONET to LEND on FREEHOLD SECURITY. EL O: D. MEAREB. Solicitor, ° Msl atta^sV
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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10262, 3 February 1899, Page 1
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