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Public Notices. ■ (LATE ». MURPHEY'S). BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, v HIGH street, ’ STRAKOB’S NEW BUILDINGS. H'lUr WISHES it to be more generally known amongst the ladies of Christchurch that he hi« • W • on hand a Well-Selected Stock of ~ Vp king and summer goods. GLOVE ELD, FRENCH EASTING, CASHMERE, &0., Jto. AN BAELT CALL IS INVITED. „ Ladles’ and Gentlemen’s BOOTS and SHOES made to Order by Experienced Workmen, and at Very Low Prices, consistent with a Good Article. NEW SPRING GOODS. NEW SPRING GOODS. EX BLAIB QOWEIE, MEEOPB, HIMALAYA, Ac. HOBDAY AND CO., to announce that their STOCK OF SPRING GOODS is now complete, compris Choice Selection of Goods in all Departments. NEW COSTUMES. NEW SILKS. NEW MILLINERY. MEN’S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Great Variety in Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Men’s Geelong Tweed Trousers and Vests Newest Styles in Boys* and Men’s Hats Large Selection of Scarves, Ties, Collars, Ac., Ac., Ac. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. WATERLOO HOUSE, CORNER OF CASHEL AND COLOMBO STREETS, i" IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT, SPRING GOODS POR 1875, FIRST SHIPMENTS HAVE ARRIVED, AND ABB NOW FOE SALE AT PEICES THAT WILL DEFY COMPETITION 1 fTT\HE Stock includes some Choice Glaze, Bronze, and Glove Kid LADIES’ BOOTS. Also, to arrive per I Laotnra, Novelties in ladies’ and Children’s WALKING SHOES, including the Strasburg, Oriental, Moliere, and Oxford, in Lace, Button, Buckle, and Elastic, together with more than Che nsua Assortment of Gents’, Ladies’, and Children's BOOTS AND SHOES, Try our 10s 6d KID BOOTS, the Best Value in Town 1 Boots of all kinds Made on the Premises as usual. W. HARRIS, IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT CASHEL STEEET. 235

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