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Oxford Observer, Volume V, Issue V, 14 April 1894, Page 4

BURKE AND SON INQUIRY" AGENCY Chancery Lame, Chbistchubch. VText of Kin, Missing Relatives &c.; Adli vertising in any part of the world. 100,000 Names indexed up, upon which information given, Solicitors, Courts, inquirers relatives &c, Searches in Home and other Directions, Army, Navy, Law, Clergy Medical, Civil Service, University and other Lists. Old Records in Government Gazettes N.Z. and other papers ; Country families, Pedigrees, Letters written, Register kept of Medical and other professional me wanted in all the Colonies. Forty years experience, enquiry fee 2/6 Stamp reply. Established 1862. FLOUR, best brand only kept. I SHAEPS, OA T M EAL, BRAN CHICKENWHEAT, &o. AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES, F. B. LANE. (Late E. Butcher.) j Watchmaker, Jeweller, &c. Importer of Musical Instruments Victoria St. Rangiora. Special value in Extra strong Cased highly finished English Lever Watch- I es. 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, Rings, Studs, Pendants etc, Spectacles (Pebbles, Pantoscopsc and j Crystal) Clocks, (Marble and Wood,) Accordeons and Violins. Exact date of each visit is notified in "Observer." Repairs. — All repairs are executed by myself or under my superintendence so that patrons can rely on getting satisfaction at the very lowest charges. Repairs 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 willbe promptly attended to. All Work done on the Premises and guaranteed. ,£IOOO Reward. fg^HREE days before Noah left the B Ark, about half-past 14 o'clock in the morning, a- Balloon was cut loose from Manchestev-street, containing two small children-twins-one a boy of thirty six, and the other s girl of forty winters Tlie 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, adverti-' sing the That they bought of : H. ATKINSON, 117 MANCHESTER STREET, • christchurch: . j MR W, N, CATHRO, barrister and solicitor. KANGIORA. Attends Oxford on Court'Days. Instructions by post will receive prompt attention. S. B. SBYiIOUR, .. .DENTiST, ./'" 215 Colombo 'Street,. Christchurch. CHARGES:— . „ ; Filling, 5e j Extraction 2s 6d. . Nitrous Oxid Gas Administered for Pain-. le's£ Extraction."^f 'Teeth*":; :: Pee for Administration ss.