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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1524, 6 January 1879, Page 2

.TRADE MARK. V |NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. N» J« Buckling & \jo„ WHOLESALE BOOT MANUFACTO RERS, 'EG respectfully to draw the attention which appeara on the solea of all their Goods. BOOTS !_BOOT8! T. ANDERSON EOS to announce to his customers and .. 111. 1.1.-1. U« !•_■> o I>w<a tLTIA o>all assorted Stook of GENTS'. LADIES', AND CHILDREN'S w«»i BOOTB D SHOES| both English and Colonial made, besides all klndi of Boots and Shoes made on the Premises, in flrst-olass style, peg. sewn, and tivitted Not© the addresi— T. Mi DEIiSON, DTJBLf* 8001 A*W BHOB DEPOT, 863 No. 116 Colombo street, Chriatchurch READ THIS. PEE3ENTS ! GIFTS !! AN ASSORTMENT OF S CHAPS, Albums, Inkstands, Note Folios, Papier Mache Goods, Students' Writing Cases. Aluminium and other Pencil Cases, Pocket Bookß, Parses, Penknives, &o. &o. COME AND SEE! WALTER SUCKLING, STATIONER, &0., Manchester Street South. CHRISTCHURCH. Aeent for Ferrier'a School Ink and Court's B Acetic Acid. 163 fcj. J 3. Sbymoub, SURGEON DENTIST, QWVOtBVMR Stkmt, OmuaxoHTOOT, ARTIFICIAL TEETH ADJUSTED TO THE MOUTH, PBOM OKB 10 A COMPLMI SIT. Those who have unfortunately lost their Teeth by decay or otherwise should consult Mr Siymoub as to the best method of having them replaoed by Artificial ones, oseful for appearanoe, articulation, and masloation. DENTURES mGOLD.BILVER, DENTAL ALLOY, AND VULOANITI. LOWEST CHARGES, 119 Consistent with giving satisfaction. THE "PRESS." Reduction in Price. The Directors of the Press Company Limited have pleasure in announcing that from this date The Press will he published at the price oj ONE PENNY per copy — instead of Twopence, as heretofore. The charge to subscribers will in future be £1 lOs. per annum to those with whom accounts are kept, and £1 6s. per annum in cases of prepayment. This will include the cost of delivery, where possible, by rail or coach. Subscribers receiving their papers through the Post-office will be charged with the actual amount paid for postage in addition to the above rates. The Directors, i% making this alter ation,are actuated by a desire to supply to the public a first-class Morning Newspaper at the lowest possible price. Notwithstanding the great pecuniary concession the Company make to the public by this reduction, the Directors have decided not to increase the charges for advertising, trusting to the development of the resource* of this important district for that mtwal increase in busu ness, of which they feel confident, and which no efort shall be spared to command, Mristohmh J<m> h 18?&