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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 9093, 2 May 1890, Page 7

Business Hotioeg,’ LOOK OUT FOB LONABGAN, M'CLEA & CO.’S NOVELTY AUTUMN and WINTER CIRCULAR IN FRIDAY’S “TIMES.” SOMETHING QUITE NEW. BE SURE AND READ IT. 7413 G.I.C. KINCAID’S GXC, ~ JUST RECEIVED, A CONSIGNMENT OP SCOTCH MARMALADE IN Ilb and 2le WHITE POTS, ■Which we are Soiling at Same Price as Tins. W£ Might say that, although we do not pose as being Superior to o.hws engaged in the Grocery Business, ODE ADVANTAGES for giving Equal Value are SECOND TO NONE IN CHEISTCHUECH ; Therefore, knowing this, it is with pleasure that wa oiter to the requirements of out numerous customers and friends, confident that the vnlne wa give is NOT TO BE BEATEN IN TOWN. To those who are not our Customers, and wishing to procure our TEAS OR COFFEE, They should bear in mind that we have no Agents or Small Shops Selling them, consequently, to obtain the Genuine Article, it is necessary to order them direct from our shops, either personally or by letter, which, it is needless to say, gets careful attention and despatch. Purchasers observing these precautions have the satisfaction of knowing that they have only one profit to pay instead of two or ' three, as is the case where they pass through so many hands. PEICEB OE ODE WELL-KNOWN BLENDS OP TEAIs 6d, 2*. 2s 4j». SIGH MALTY O- FINEST O, O n INDIAN ■ CEYLON ° u * COFFEE. - Ours is pare and unadulterated, and wa ore the only Eetail Firm in town who supplies it fresh ground on the Premises. • At our shop you can see the berries ground while you wait. Owing to our contract; for supplying the Hospital with Medical Comforts having expired,'we have determined to reduce our Stocks at considerable reductions FOE CASH. These stocks comprise Finest Port and Sherry Wines, Old Scotch Whiskey, Brandy, &o, G. 1.0. KINCAID’S G.I.C. 162 and 223, COLOMBO STSEET, CHEISTCHUECH, 2889 HOWARD’S PULVERISING PLOUGHS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE - FURROW. A LARGE STOCK OF ABOVE NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION. QNE OP THE NUMEROUS FAVOURABLE OPINIONS RECEIVED ON THIS IMPLEMENT:— Irwell, October 19th, 1889. Messrs EDWABD BEECE & SON, Christchurch— DEAE SlEß,—About four months ago I purchased from you two HOWAED’3 PDLVEEISING PLOUGHS—one single and one double-farrow. They.have given mo the greatest possible satisfaction, the work done by them being far superior to that of the ordinary plough. They thoroughly pulverise the soil, completely burying all weeds, and leave the ground, after one stroke with a light harrow, perfectly ready and well-prepared for the drill. I consider that for ploughing for turnips these Ploughs will be superior to any other, the ground being so thoroughly well cleaned. They will be, without doubt, the Ploughs of the future. X intend to use no other. Tours faithfully, HEE BEET GAEDINEB. FURTHER TESTIMONIALS AND ALL PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION TO THE AGENTS, EDWARD ' REECE AND SONS, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL IRONMONGERS, 3797 COLOMBO STEEET, CHEISTCHUECH. tt-PS BEDSTEADS. A LARGE STOCK OF IRON BEDSTEADS AND COTS. NOW BEING SHOWN. rpHESE GOODS WILL BE POUND OF EXCEPTIONAL, VALUE. INSPECTION INVITED. EDWARD REECE AND SONS, 3797 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, COLOMBO STEEET, CHRISTCHURCH. 3797 COBB & CO. LONGBEACH COACH. AKAEOA LINE OF COACHES. MEETS the Little Eiver, lea ing Christchurch at 8.15 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, _ Meets the Steamer at Pigeon Bay on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays; 8.5 n.m. tram from Christchurch. . 8, LEE, Proprietor^ Dnvauchelle’s Bay. LONGBEACH BOYAL MAIL COACH leaves Longbeach for Ashburton (Sundays excepted) at 7.30 a,m., Waterton 8.10 a.m., Ashton 8.15 a.m., Wheatstone 8.30 a.m., arriving in Ashburton in iimefor the North or South Trains. The Coach leaves the Post Office, Ashburton, at 5 p.m., arriving at Longbeach at 7.30 p.m. Parcels or orders loft at any of the above places will receive strict attention. Faxes—single fare 3s 6d, return ss. 7 C, WISE, Coachman,