Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1270, 13 April 1878, Page 2

W ANTED, immediately, a first class Cooper. Apply to S. C. Bedman, Tuam street west, next to White Swan Hotel. 709 WANTED, three good Apply to Joseph B. Sheath, Tuam street. 640 1,1, ANTED, a Young Girl to assist in VV general store and help with housework. Apply in first instance at Mr Gaedinee’s fancy shop, corner of High street and St. Asaph street. 716 . * ANTED EAIN, that thousands of ' ' people may get wet feet and buy Boots of Hydes’ best make, a single pair at wholesale price, and so prevent severe colds. Hydes’ Boot Factory, opposite Strange and Co., High street. 721 THE NEW ZEALAND Clothing Factory NOW EMPLOYS 500 HANDS. RETAIL BRANCHES AT CHRISTCHUOH, WELLINGTON, TIMARU, OAMARU, DUNEDIN. SEE THE NEW STOCK OB' MENS’, YOUTHS’ and BOYS’, CLOTHING, THOROUGHLY SHRUNK,] AND MUCH SUPERIOR TO L\ PORTED GOODS. A Single Garment at Wholesale Price, |New Zealand Blankets at Wholesale Prices. New Zealand Tweeds Jat Wholesale Prices. New Zealand Flannels at Wholesale Prices. Sole Agents for Wertheim’s celebrated Lock Stitch SEWING MACHINES, GEORGE KELLY, Manager Christchurch Branch, Cashel street, 6612 Opposite Cobb and Co.’s Office. WERTHEIM LOOK - STITOH HAND-MACHINE £4 10s. (WITH EXTRA ACCESSORIES AND LOOSE WINDING WHEEL.)] THIS Is the Largest, Best Finished, and Most Powerful Machine in tie World. It cannot be deranged by ordinary use, and works rapidly with the greatest ease. Fitted with the most complete se’ of appliances, the “WERTHEIM HAND - MACHINE” Is capable of performing the widest range of work. Its application Is practically unlimited It will sew any article of clothing, anything that requires stitching, from Muslin to Dressed Calico, Linen, Woollen Cloth, or even Leather, without change of needle, or alteration of tension. agents s NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY Cashel street, Christchurch, 7696 Opposite Cobb and Co.’s Office. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS * T. ANDBESON BEGS to announce to his customers and the pnblio that he has a large and well at sorted Stock of ENT S’, LADIES', AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES, both English and Colonial made, besides all k'nda of Boots and Shoes made on the Premises, in first-class style, peg, sewn, and rmtted, Note the Address— T. ANDERSON, DUBLIN B'OT AND SHOE DEPOT, 4883 No, 116 Colombo street. Christchurch H H N f\ H M o fi < s 6 M I m ft .a M .9 tt o rO t p ® 3 ft & x 9 *3 ft I a m ft f* ft ft P d g ft 55 <1 P s H i QQ fete X ft ft « ft ft 1 ft ft ft ft ft ft o o ft « ft H g d O o m 02 ■ <5 ft ft I 8 k .g* P V ft -S <1 23 ft | S & ft of 1 ft ft H 02 w o M E] ft: II 53 jamsw* S] Z H r 0 z <4 I, J w P 3 o z a o 03 ft ft S 5. o? 03 . « ft fl ft ft rt H <3 o •a I ft 1 I $ 8 UNITED EVANGELISTIC COMMITTEE. E>fiV. DR. SOMERVILLE will PEEAHC \i in The THEATRE ROYAL on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock. Ap -Address to Ministers and Christian Worker# will be delivered by Dr •- on crvillo. iu ihe ddfeUows’ Hall, on Monday, at 7.30 p.m. Admission to .this meeting will be bi ticket (free), to be obtained -from the Ministers and at . ’ * booksellers. frayor Meeting will be hyid daily, in rwiHfollnu *’ P all < from 12 to L commepeinjj Children in arm* not adm,.^**'UU