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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIV, Issue 10785, 24 October 1895, Page 8

Business Mottoes; THE T bade u NIONISTS' SHEEP-SHEAR CO-OPEEATIVE SOCIETY, Id., SHEFFIELD. BEST SHEEP SHEARS (ALL STEEL) THE WOELD CAN PEODUCE. They Defy Competition. They Challenge the Severest Tests, The Genuine Article can he had from all-the Leading Storekeepers. oo *s»NAr /<v TEADE |j MAEK. BEAD THE FOLLOWING-: Messrs John Burns, M.P., Sam Woods, M.P., J, Keir Hardie, M.P., Chas. Hobson, J.P., Aid. Ben 't illet, and Jlr Tom Mann hare urged their counionists in Australia to use the T.tJ.S. brand of shears, and none other, on the ground that the makers “ are admittedly the most highly-sHHed men in the trade, and are producing the best shear that has yet keen put upon the market.” Mr W. G. Spence, General Secretary Australian Workers’ Union, cabled; —“ Send 1000 pairs of the T.TJ.S. brand Shears.” The Sheffield Federated Trades Council, representing ove" 20,000 skilled artisans, recommend the cause of the T.U. Sheep Shear Co-operative Society to all their fellow-workers who appreciate honest work and a good article. OHEYSTALL & 00., WHOLESALE AGENTS, Christchurch. F 1660 TO COACHBUTLDB S akd WHEELWEIGHTS HAVING given up the Coachbuilding and Ee pairing Department of our business, we in tend to devote our attention solely to WOOD BENDING and WHEELWEIGHTS’ WOOD WAEE EXQUISITES, and the trade may depend upon their favours receiving onr best attention. We have a special line of Elm Strips just landed ex Clan M’Leod. Sola agents for Canterbury for Engelbert’s Oils. LANG DOWN & CO., Christchurch. HUGHES and JAMBS are now carrying on the old-established Coaehbuilding Business of Langdown nnd Co., St Asaph Street, Christchurch. N 1655 CAED.—ME DAVID BATES, 8.A., LL.B. (Late Articled Pupil of Messrs Duncan, Cotterill and Martin), has commenced the practice of his profession of BAEEISTEB and SOLICITOE. MONEY TO LEND.—I have various large and several smaller stuns of Money for investment. Lowest rates. DAVID BATES, Solicitor, Fisher’s Buildings (opposite the Bank of N.Z.), Hereford Street. XISQO NOTICE. I, G. K. F. LAWRENCE, HAVE THIS DAY (Oct, 21st) TAKEN INTO PABTNEESHIP H. W, EIBOHBB, Who for the last 19 years has been in the employ of A. J. WHITE as Foreman of the Upholstery Department, and previously with some of the best London West End Houses. From this date the business will be conducted under the style of LAWRENCE & KIROHER. 184, HIGH STREET (opp. W. Strange and Co,) X 1135 Note the Address.

J. A. LITMMIS, PAINTER AND DECOEATOE. SIGN WRITING A SPECIALITY. Direct Importer of Paporhangings, Oils, Colours, So. 69, Corner Tnam and Durham Streets Telephone, No. 613. 31960

BUTTER BOXEB, E^S|& a The Best and Cheapest Box Made. TsTj’U'tTT\rT? l <a c T C.j Well Made and JIS £u Jli JO. JL y Ju ©5 vw Low ill Price, CARDBOARD BOXES Of every Description Send for Price List. T® Gr. Bricked L BATH STREET, DUNEDIN. B. STEEDS & CO., Christohnroh, X 1127 Agents for Canterbury UPEBIOE WEETHEIM SEWING MACHINES. Now on View In Ayers, Beauchamp’s Auction Rooms, Cashel Street. TO BE SOLD PRIVATELY, At the following Prices Latest Improved Family Machine, 5 Dr,, drop-leaf, with cover ... ... £B 10 latest Improved Family Machine, 1 Dr., with cover ... 510 Latest Improved Hand Machine, walnut cover 4 4 These Machines have heen tested by Scott Bros., Engineers, Christchurch, and are guaranteed by them to he made of the same kind and quality of material as ones sold hy the Wertheim Sewing Machine Company, and they are made in the same factory and by the same machinery. Every Machine guaranteedt > ■ years, and sold two-thirds under the time payment prices. Two hundred of these Machines have heen sold in the last three months. 15462 B. F. DAVEY A. B B G 6. 148 AHB 150, HIGH STREET, Having just Received his FIRST SHIPMENT OP SPRING TWEEDS AND FANCY COATINGS, Purchased by Himself in the Home Markets for CASH, At Exceptionally Favourable Terms, Is prepared to Supply his Old Customers and the Public Generally at PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. SUITS OF ABOVE from ££ JO 8, Fit, Style and Workmanship Unsurpassediu Christchurch. A. BEGG, TAILOR AND HABITMAKEE, 148 and 150, High Street, Christchurch." XIQI3 FRUIT TREES AND ROSES. f|pHE undersigned, having the Largest Stock of FRUIT TREES AND ROSES In New Zealand, Bags to offer them to the public at the following prices APPLES, worked on blight-proof stocks, tw years old, 6s per dozen; three years, 9a pe dozen; four years, 12s per dozen, PLUMS, two years, 9s per dozen; three years, 12s per dozen. BOSES, Hybrid Perpetuals, 5s per dozen. ROSES, Tea-Scented, &0., 8s per dozen. SEEDLESS GORSE CUTTINGS, 20s per 1000. TEEMS—NET CASH. Unknown correspondents must send remittance with their orders. Catalogues and prices of Fruit and Forest Trees and Ornamental Shrubs of all descriptions forwarded on application. ROBERT CLEAVE, NURSERYMAN AND SEEDSMAN Invercargill, N.Z, Established 1863. 21523 "ACCLIMATISED BULBS, DIRECT FROM THE GROWERS. ’AECISSUS, BICOLOUR MAXIMUS, EARLY ROMAN and INCOMPAEABILIS, At 10s per 100. All the Choice Sorts 6d to 2s 6d Each. Hyacinths, Crocus Snowdrops, Anemones Ranunculus. Gladiolus Ixias, Pteomas, Iris, and Giant Snowdrops AT LOW RATES. NATIVE PLANTS AND SEEDS, Trees and Shrubs, Alpine Plants, Collections of Seeds, 12 distinct sorts,ss Free by Post, ADAMS & SONS, Victoria Nursery, 55, Gloucester Street east OKBZSXCH OH, CANTERBURY,