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Business Notices. AM B S l-T EE E MAN. COOK AND CONFECTIONER, Victoria Buildings (opposite Supreme QourtV CHRISTCHURCH. f : rjj Wadding, Christening and Birthday Cakes] ot superior quality. handsomely-piped and decorated at the shortest possiblo notice. joes. Jellies, Creams, Bntrdes, Entremets. V ' ’ ‘ savoury pies. Superior Dessert Biscuits Cases of every description always in stock, A large and choice assortment of Branch and English Confectionery. Plate, Glass and China Lent on Hire. Bridal Breakfasts, Dinners and Ball Suppers con* rooted for as per agreement. .0201 THE GEEAT SUCCESS ATTENDING THE SALE OB MY JPatent JBblt Convim es me that it has SUPPLIED A LOKG-FELT WANT. It Acts as A SUPPOET FOE THE BACK, it nd a PEOTEGTION TO THE LOINS AND KIDNEYS, And is Usetnl against the Following Complaints:— Ehemnatism, Lumbago, Cholera, Dysentery, and Diarrhea. testimonials of the Highest Order. To he obtained through all Chemists, or Wholesale - of N.Z. DRUG COMPANY. THOS. GAGER, Patentee, TAILOE AND WOOLLEN DRAPER, 95, Manchester Street. Christchurch. 6805 SPECIALITIES. WB desire to call particular attention to THEEE SPECIALITIES, now on view at our Warehouses,{for which wo are SOLE AGENTS IN NEW ZEALAND, Viz. : DBEEINQ’S CBLBBEATED EEAPEES AND BIN DEES (With Latest Improvements). SINGER'S EENOWNED BICYCLES AND TEICYCLES (Eacers and Boadsters). De LAVAL’S CENTRIFUGAL CBEAM SEPARATOR (With Fresh Patents). INSPECTION INVITED. MASON, STRUTHEES & CO., WHOLESALE AND EETaIL IRONMONGERS Colomholond Lichfield streets, ggg Christchurch. s M I T OP THE H, UNIVERSAL BOOT DEPOT,! la wishing his numerous customers a Merry TTfranw and a Happy New Year, takes this opportunity of informing the Public generally that hia STOCK ia the LARGEST and MOST VARIED in the -City, and the Prices Cannot he Beaten anywhere in New Zealand. 1 ABIES’ CHEAP CASHMERE and LASTING BOOTS for tho warm weather ; mso, Cheap WALKING and EVENING SHOES, and every Variety in Kid Work, from 5s 6d upwards. lEN*S BOOTS—Nice Light Lines in English Make, also in Colonial Goods, sewn. N STRONG WORK, all those men who go Grass Seeding and Harvesting cannot do bettCT than by calling and buying a pair of Strong, Useful Bluchers or Water-iights or Strong Shooting Boots, and in these Linos SMITH has Second Qualities at Prices that must suit everyone. SOTS’ and YOUTHS’ BOOTS, Cheap and Good. IHILDREK'S BOOTS—A Very Large Stock to Choose from, hoth English and Colonial. INFANTS BOOTS from Is per pair. LADIES’ and GENTLEMEN’S SLIPPERS in Great Variety. DANCING and DRESS SHOES from Pinet’s and Otto Herz. GENTLEMEN’S "SEWN GOODS. In winding up the year, and trusting that the Hew Year will he a prosperous one for us all, SMITH Repeats what he has already stated. Viz., That it pays a Shopkeeper to Treat the Public fairly, and although it is not possible for every Article to turn out ns you might wish it, yet SMITH'S Method is Right. If tho goods are not as represented, they are made right or the money returned; so every Customer in visiting SMITH’S ESTABLISHMENT can do so with confidence. SMITH’S UNIVERSAL BOOT DEPOT Is Next Door to Petersen’s, the jeweller. And all those who Study Comfort and Economy must go there. CCLIMATISED BULBS. ADAMS & SONS’ Collections of Early Flowering Bulbs for forcing and blooming in the Conservatory in June, J nly, and August. 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THE Undersigned having a number of cutters and boats engaged in the trade, is PREPARED to SUPPLY OYSTERS and FISH in any quantity at Lowest , Cnmmt. Prices. The Oyster Season opens oh let February. ' GEORGE WILLIAMSON 3Z6S; Bluff Harbour.