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Oxford Observer, Volume V, Issue V, 7 April 1894, Page 4

BURKE AND SON INQUIRY AGENCY Chancery Lane, .Christchurch. Next of Kin, Missing Eelatives &c.; Advertising m any part of the world. 100,000 Names indexed up, upon which information given, Solicitors, Courts, inquirers relatives &c, Searches m Home and other Directions, Army, Navy, Law, Clergy Medical, Civil Service, University and other Lists. Old Eecords m Government Gazettes N.Z. and other papers; Country families, Pedigrees, Letters written, Eegister kept of Medical and other professional nic wanted m all the Colonies. Forty years experience, enquiry fee 2/6 Stamp reply. Established 1862. FLOUE, best brand only kept. SHAEPS, OATH EAL, " BEAN CHICKENWHEAT, &o. AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES, F. B. LANE. (Late E. Butcher.) Watchmaker, Jeweller, &c. Importer of Musical Instruments Victoria St. Eangiora. • Special value m Extra strong Cased Jiighly finished English Lever Watches. Manufactured to my order by best London makers. Unequalled for excellent Timekeeping and durability. F. B. LANE personally visits Oxford monthly, carrying a large and choice stock of Watches, Chains, Brooches, Eings, Studs, Pendants etc, Spectacles (Pebbles, Pantoscopsc and Crystal) Clocks, (Marble and Wood,) Accordeons and Violins. Exact date of each visit is notified m "Observer." Kepaibs. — All repairs are executed by myself or under my superintendence so that patrons can rely on getting satisfaction at the very lowest charges. Bepairs or orders may be left at— J. Weeber's, East Oxford. at W. M. C, East Oxford. J. Brown, Bootmaker, West Oxford. W. J. Crothers & Co. . Cust. and will be promptly attended to. All "Work done on the Premises and guaranteed. <£1006 Reward. P"|"iHBEE days before Noah left the JL Ark, about half -past 14 o'clock m the morning, a Balloon was cut loose from Manchester-street, containing two small children-twins-one a boy of thirty six, and the other s girl of forty winters The boy wore a long South Pole linen duster, lined with tomatocan labels, and a cream color plug hat. The girl wore a striped penetentiary suit with, a truss of hay for a bustle, and carried a La Tusca sun shade made from cherry-wood furnished by the boy who never told a fib. Any one learning of their present abode will confer a great favor on the bereaved parents by keeping still about it. The ascent was made for the purpose of painting on the Moon, advertising the FURNITUKE That they bought of H. ATKINSON, 117 MANCHESTER STREET, CHEISTCHURCH. MR W. N. CATHRO, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. RANGIORA. Attends Oxford on Court Days. Instructions by post will receive prompt attention. S. B. SEYMOUR, DENTIST, 215 Colombo Street, Christahurch. CHARGES:— Filling, sej Extraction 2s 6d. Nitrous Oxid Gas Administered for Pain-, less Extraction of Teeth. Fee for Administration ss. . •