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Oxford Observer, Volume VI, Issue VI, 8 June 1895, Page 2

NOTICE. J beg to inform the inhabitants of : Oxford and the public generally that I have taken over the business lately carried on by MESSRS GRIFFITHS BROS. Genera! Carriers and trust by attention to business to merit a share ■of public support. 7 Covered Vans will run from Oxfonj, - to Rarigibra and Curiitchurch every.. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY: i Returning. TUESDAY T HUESDAY AND SATUEDAY'S "Furniture and Goods of every' dis--criptipn. packed and removed at short.** est notice. ORDERS entrusted to, Mr L. .Griffith Oxford, wh.) wiil act as my.ageut, or to C. A. Tyler Rangiora,.w:ill;re(3e.ive; . prompt attention. C. A. TYLER [ Proprietor. ~. '. " ' '. ~i ■•■ To the Inhabitants of Oxford and Cust and surrounding districts. " " ' ' THE HEALTH SUPPLY CuMPANY. OF 245 CASHEL CT. CH— CH. Beg to notify that they have appointed MrsNEWNHAM as their Agnt, and from her may ba obtained, Dr SCHUSSLER'S" tamous BIOCHEMIC EEMEDIE'S and INFLUENZA POWDEES Dr. CEOSSLANDS wonderful vegetable Headache powders; Enemas, Syringes, Spi'ays, and a -1 Chemists sundries, as well as STATION AEY &c. Mrs Newnham, Next to the Free Methodist Church WEST OXFOBD. BDRRELL BROS., Photogt aphers VICTORIA STUDIO, CH. CH. Take the lead once more Our Photographs alltherage I A of our well known highly IA / f-| ISf finished natnelledCabinets 1 11 / |*| IU f or <^P° IU/ U 1 dozen Enamelled Cabinets with onelsxl2Matt surface Enlargement Beautifully . Framed for £1. This is no sham, but a real gift for the coming holidays. All work done by experienced hands. Eemember our Concession, 18 to the dozen for 10/G. This the only time in the History of Photography that such a chance has ever been brought before the public, and may never occur again. Sit early appointments should be made if possible. EEMEMBER OUE BIG CONCESSION FOE 2 MONTHS ONLY. Letters by post punctually attended io PICTURE - FRAMING in all its branches. BUEEELL BEOS., Photographers, Victoria street, Christchurch. opposite- be Salvation Army Barracks. Boarding House AND REFBESHMENT ROOMS. "ME ESKETT begs to. inform his Jll friends that he has opened the premises formerly known as the Oxford Hotel as a Boarding House and will be able to supply travellers and pleasuresoekers with refreshments at all hours y 'SALE.- V-.4': A CQHNET bya first class Maker. '• Apply,:*; I*'-*1 *'-* ■ ■ ■■■•*. -, OiUce of this Paper.