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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 1787, 8 September 1866, Page 1

Business NoticesTHE MONSTER CLOTHING HALL ! UNRIVALLED OPPOETUNITY FOE BAEGAINS. THE MONSTER CLOTHIN.G HALL!! IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PEICES, THE MONSTER CLOTHING HALL!! NEW SHIPMENTS! SPLENDID SELECTION! TI/TB. H, MOSS has great pleasure in informing his customers and the general public, that a splendid opportunity now offers for purchasing Clothing, &c,, at a vast reduction in price, to make room for his new shipments, just to hand by the David Brown, John Temperley, &c. LOOK HEEE! EEAD, MAEK, AND LEAEN; TRY H. MOSS'S TWEED SUITS, Price 36s TRY H. MOSS'S DOE SUITS, Price 45s TRY H. MOSS'S SILK-MIXED DOE SUITS, Braided 55s TRY H. MOSS'S FIRST-CLASS DOESKIN TROUSERS ... 15s 6d TRY H. MOSS'S SAC COATS-in all qualities, from 15s 6d TO PARENTS AND GTJAEDIANS. SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED BOYS' AND YOUTHS' DEPARTMENT, WHICH CONTAINS A SELECTION UNEQUALLED IN NEW ZEALAND, AND AT PRICES TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. TO MECHANICS, WORKING- MEN AND OTHERS. The Very Best MOLE TROUSERS in the Colonies, 9s 6d per pair. BEDFORD CORD TROUSERS, 15s 6d per pair TWEED and DOE JUMPERS, from 5s 6d. ' A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OP MEN'S BOYS' AND YOUTHS' HATS AND CAPS, CRIMEAN SHIRTS, HOSIERY, TIES, GLOVES &c, &c. N.8.-Any Article PURCHASED at this ESTABLISHMENT, and not Approved of will be IMMEDIATELY EXCHANGED or the MONEY RETURNED, without the least demur. THE MONSTER CLOTHING HALL, HIGH STREET, H. MOSS, Proprietor'

GLASGOW HOUSE. niHB UNDERSIGNED begs to inform . her Friends and the Public, that she is disposing of her WINTEH STOCK OF GOODS, As under, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, In order to make room or further shipments. Silk dressts Mantles Winceys Crinolines Children's under clothing Baby linen Ladies and children's gloves Collars and cuffs Children's Garibaldis Table linen Quilts Blankets Huckaback towellings Edgings Ribbons &c, &c., &c. Terms cash. 2151 MRS. WILLIAMS. NEWTOWN COACH FACTORY. ADAMS AND WEBB ' COACHMAKERS AND WHEELWRIGHTS, NEWTOWN, SYDNEY. Vehicles of every description on sale or to order. Price Lists forwarded on application. Orders by post promptly executed. 2362 Dog Carts, Sociables, Newport-Pagnells, Spring Carts and Drays of all description miide to order on the shortest notice and most reasonable terms. Iron bark Spokes, Dray Poles and Shafts, Wheel Naves, Felloes, Manufactory, near the Wesleyan Chapel, Newtown, Sydney. 2363 "AMES F. McKENZIE & CO., coffee and U spice merchants, manufacturers of oatmeiil and chicory, rico dressers and ge»eral millers, 3, Queen street, Melbourne, ship their well known superior coffees, manufactured in bond, under the supervision of Her Majesty's Customs, unaffected by the Victorian duty and on the most advantageous terms. Peppers, spices, &c, at the lowest rates. Export trade circular forwarded on application. 2236 'FENDERS for ERECTING a COURTJ HOUSE and LOCK-UP at the AMUR! will be received until Noon of MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, at this Station, where drawings aud specifications can be ■ceil, Neither the lowest nor any tender will necessarily be accepted, GEO. RUTHERFORD. Leslio Hills, Amuri, August 28, 18G6, 2610

MR. G. MYRELL RUED begs to an--1 nouneeto the public of Christchurch, that he is prepared to give lessons on the PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM THOROUGH BASS. MR. G. DAYRELL REED, Post Office, Christchurch. Sept 1, 1866. C 2669 r RITING TAUGHT, in Eight Lessons Y¥ on the semi-angular system. Improvement guaranteed. Also, the Ladies' New and Fashionable Kalian Angular Writing. PROFESSOR NEEDHAM, Sydenham House, Colombo street. Lecture on Penmanship, to be had of all Booksellers. 2555 FRANCIS MORTON & CO.,' (Limited,) ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS, A LIVERPOOL, Have appointed Messrs. Braithwaite and Morton, of Nelson, and Hereford street, Christchurch, their Sole Agents in New Zealand for the sale of their Patent Strained Wire Fences and other manufactures. HEREFORD STREET Christchurch. 134rt I ARTESIAN WELLS SUNK, At Low Prices, A Flow of Water Guaranteed. For particulars, apply to H. J. HALL, 2495 High street, Ohristehurch. COLOMBO BRICK AND TILE YARD. 1 T>RICKS, in any quantities. Pressed bricks, any pattern. Drain pipes, 2 inches and upwards. JOSEPH BAILEY, Cnsliel and Lichfield Streets. September 5,1860. 2787 c SUBSTANTIAL COTTAGES Built, say O the size to be 26 x 22, of 4 rooms, studs 9ft high, double chimney of best bricks, all material to be of the best quaity; weatherboards full thickness, free from splits, roof cloie boarded under best V.D.L. shingles; tongued floor boards, two large sash windows in front, and doors to have best 8-inch rim locks, all complete for the sum of £BO, Also, a Cottage 24 by 12, single chimney, and all plates to be 4x3, laid on stone piles, for the sum of £52; built in country, and no extra charge. ~, ~ , . A Cottage 18 x 10, brick chimney, complete for £35. All descriptions of joinery executed on the shortest notice. , Information as to cost given if desired, and Specifications satisfactorily carried out. THOMAS PURDIE, 2419 Builder. Papanui Road, Christchurch