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Oxford Observer, Volume V, Issue V, 26 May 1894, Page 4

H. E. BOARDMAN & CO., BAILIFFS AND COMMISSION AGENTS. HOTEL BROKERS AND VALUERS. 222 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»* »»>MMM »♦*» We respectfkdly beg to thank our Clients and the Public generally for the support accorded us, and can assure our friends that our business still remains under the same management as hitherto, and that everything entmsted to us will be under the immediate supervision of our IS/Lit. H. E. BOARDMAN Our WELLINGTON, AUCKLAND, TIMARU, OAMARU, DUNEDIN, and INVERCARGILL, AGENCIES are still m the hands of Trustworthy Agents. -' PROMPT SETTLEMENT, Account Sales immediately on relizqtion, and unity from loss by our clients are principles we strictly, adhere to. M. E. BOARDMAN & CO. Private Enquiries Conducted with Secresy. MONEY TO LEND TO ANY AMOUNT. Money invested for our Clients. —Fifteen per cent. Guaarnteed on all monies placed m our hands for investment. Rents collected and Mortgages effected. -LOCAL IJSTJDXJSTKY" BARLOU7 AND PRICE Coventry Cycle Works 88 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHIJRCH. We having taken over the well known works, machinery and stock m trade wish to inform* the public that we are prepared to undertake orders for new machines and execute repairs at the shortest notice for all kinds of Engineering and Cycle work. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIViilN TO COUNTRY ORDERS. Racing Machines and Light Roadsters a specialty. No imported machines kept m stock, all work done on the premises. A large stock of Lamps, Bells, and Saddles on hand at reduce dprices. ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS , *»»Miii'iui'' , an*'u» ,, ujfiui*'ui''«i»-<n»"w«u»*'ni''niT-io»"iD'Mnrt THE question is natural— " Why send to Christchurch for your Drapery? The drapery sold m that city every one knows, is not made there, but imported. I import from the best English and Scotch houses. lam enabled to purchase low and sell at a rate of profit (my expences being small) that would be considered absurd by any Christchurch establishment. My Stock is the largest and most tvaried that has ever been shown m the district, and for quality and value puts m he shade goods offered by visiting hawkere from the Christchurch rag marts. Dress Materials, Plain and Fancy from 3d. per yard. A Strong Stout Durable Kaiapoi Tweed 2/6 per yard Makes first-class Boys' Suits. Art Muslins, Cretones, Lace Curtains &c. A Choice Collection of Gloves, Ties, Aprons, Insertions &c. Striped Galatea 4/6 per dozen, worth 9d. per yard. Prints from 4d. per yard. Muslins, Selesias, Calicos, &c. With other Manchester lines. Bfats, Fancy and Sailor, m White iand Colors. Newest Shapes. Large Variety, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Laces, Jets, &c. With all necessaries for Trimmings. Fancy Frilling^ 3yds for 1/- worth 9d, per yard, Umbrellas, Parasols, Sunshades, • SPECIAL PUECHi^E ■BOYS AND YOUTHS COLONIAL TWEED OVERCOATS with Capes From 17s. 6d. worth 255. 6d. Men's Tweed Overcoats From 15s. i»UV\\\V\\V\\\\V\\VV&\\\^^^ Blankets English Witney Blankets to behold at less than Melbourne Wholeoie0 ie price — Double Bed Size 12s. 6d. worth 16s. 6d. per pair. Sa 1 A .-._■• • : V .." ' ■ - "■./... : .•_■;■■ • ... '.:■■■} --r . • . cheaper than Chriitchurch houses will sell them. MANTLES. CAPES & JACKETS |jgp r ARDIGAN JACKETS ; ||l|lpl| ;; ;vv;tV.v er©mV4/- ii LL V ';: ;,:1 .• ,■.*_-.. :;.; ; - ' . V. ",,... V ..-t..a.u-] ; I •-■ ■■•■ i^,u.y--yi- ay »*> ...., , V;.. • '••• ' '. yi «_ a ~. ■ .'-.•, \ •-i'?<*'' Ayar.'Xi .-v-jf-Ut-i A ,Am\i\»i^>*\l \ v>i {l;>»«>ii oK .b«.^*».Jf. bnhu .. •$&