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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 8146, 18 April 1887, Page 2

Business Notices. J. w p o J A. M B # FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, FUNEEALH’^Sfr^Xd Other firm In Christchnrob. —— ESTABLISHED 12 YEARS. II L L . pANNE oJ MaHCHESIBR Street 93 DIRECT IMPORTER & MANUFACTURER BOOTS AND SHOES. Just Arrived for the. Penaon. . WRLL-BEL ACTED AND COMPLETE * W AbSORTMENT OF GOODS, •WBioh In Quality and Cheapness are bound to suit ' the Purchasers. A LARGE SEASONABLE STOCK BOOTS fc SHOES OP OUR OWN MAKE Recommends itself for Stylo, Solidity, and Cheapness. Incur extensive and steady inor^Bing" Order Trade" (sewn, pegged, and riveted Boo« and Shoes of every description) we can “ > ’^s ,aer tb putUio jn every respect the best advantages. H. PANNELL, 93, Manchester Street South. T HE MUTUAL BOOT STOEE IS NEXT WHITE HABT HOTEL. worn MTlTCTAL— Cheapest and Best Value in Tttß MU U Kid E.S, and Balmorals, 4a 6d to 14s THE MUTUAL— For Walking Shoes, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7« od, 8s 6d, 9s 6d, 10a 6d THE MUTUAL— For I von in* Shoes, sb, 5b bd, os, 6a dd, 7s 6d, Ac. | THE MUTUAL— For Ladles’ Cloth Top Balmorals, 10s 6d, 12s 6d TEE MUTUAL— For l adies’ Button Boots, from 8a 6d to 16s THE MUTUAL—For Otto Hera a Qlacee Kid Shoes, 12s 6d, 14s t>d THE MUTUAL-For Pollack's QlaccSo Shoes, 7s 6dtol2s6d ■THE MUTUAL—For Ladies’ Felt Boots £HE MUTUAL —For Venetian and Cashmere Slippers THE MUTUAL—For warm Winter Slippers THE MU TUAL-Por Carpet Slinpers THE MUTUAL— For Cheap Kid Boots, 5s oil, os, 6s6d, Ac. , . „ THE MUTUAL—F-t Boots really good at all prices . c THE MU TUAL—For Men’s Cheap Bluchers, -s 9d, 6s, da 6d, 7s, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s thb MUTUAL—For Yen’s Cheap Shooting Boots and Watertignts, 9s 6d, 10s 6d 11s 6d, 12s 6d, 14s 6d, 16s 6d THE MUTUAL -For Men’s extra wide Scotch Fitting Shooters, nailed and plain THE MUTUAL—For Men’s Pine town Goods THE MUTUAL-For Celebrated Paiagon School Boots, indestructible THE MUTUAL—For Patent Court Shoes THE MUTUAL—For Boys’ and Girls Boots for strong wear a-d for best THE MUTUAL—For Infants’ Goods at all prices, from la per pair THE MUTUAL-For Gum Boots for duck shooting and for wet work THE MUTUAL—For every Boot that Fathers, Mothers, Sons, and Daughters require; and, as no rubbish is sold, Cmtomers can rely fortbe Best Va.uo and Variety in the City. 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GOOD NEWS FROM HOME! )r the convenience of “Kin Beyond Sea,” J. SCRIPT PYE (of the above firm) who baa had ,t experience of the various requirements of as and gentlemen abroad and in the Colonies, as General > gent, and executes with economy despatch commissions entrusted to him, for thing large or small that may bo wanted from one Correspondents in all parts. Manufaois and Patents, also Financial and Commercial srtakings placed on the English Market, Prenary fee, £25 sterling. Relatives tracd. join an d Tutors recommended. Investments ,e in best securities. Save time, trouble and ■nae. by communicating with MR PYE. 154, West Regent street, GLASGOW. A Remittance should in every case accompany instructions. B.—Exhibition Agent for the Scottish International Exhibition to be held at Glasgow in 1888. S9O Prize Medal Awarded Philadelphia Exhibition, 1876. OAKEY’S Wellington Knife Polish. In Cannisters, Id, 2d, Sd; tins, Cd, Is, 2s Cd, and is each. 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