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Saturday Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 124, 24 November 1877, Page 14

PUBLIC NOTICES. “THERE’S NOTHING- LIKE LEATHER.” THIS proverb, though somewhat musty, is none the less true, especially when the leather is made into such EXCELLENT BOOTS & SHOES As those manufactured at that well-known Establishment, SCOBLE’S BOOT HOUSE. The Workmanship is Guaranteed. The Prices Defy Competition. The Stock is the Best Assorted in the City. SCOBLE’S BOOT HOUSE, (Opposite Humffray, Printer), GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. BASKETS. BASKETS. BASKETS. The Cheapest House in the Colony. WANTED, Squatters, Storekeepers, and Eellmongers, to know that M. SULLIVAN, Princes-street, Dunedin, is now in a position to supply all kinds of Baskets at prices far below English cost. Superior workmanship and good material. Orders sent to M. Sullivan, Peinces-stkeet, Dunedin, will be promptly attended to. Christchurch. Advertisements. J G . II AWK ES, AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION AGENT, Licensed Land Beokee, CHRISTCHU RCH. y. R. Under the Patronage of Sir G. Bowen, TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS, TOURISTS, THEATRICALS, & OTHERS. Gheistchurch city baths, Opposite City Hotel, COLOMBO STREET. Hot, Cold, & Shower Baths from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist. HAIR CUTTING SALOONS. The only Establishment in Christchurch where you can get your Hair brushed by steam. Best Cut Tobaccos in New Zealand. JUBAL ELEMING, Proprietoi. READ THIS. ¥ISITORS TO CHRISTCHURCH can read the Satubday Adveetisee at any of the under-mentioned Hotels : “Prince of Wales,” “Provincial,” “Warwick,” “Wellington,” “Garrick,” “Criterion,” “Warner’s,” “Oxford,” “Victorian,” “Adelaide Wine Vaults,” “Palace,” “AT,” “ Rutherfield,” “ Green and M'Guiness,” “Carlton,” “Royal,” “Barrett’s,” “Caversham,” “ White Horse,” “ White Swan,” “Albion,” “Golden Fleece,” “Clarendon,” ‘City,” “Empire,” “Borough,” “White Hart,” “ Golden Age,” “ Shades,” “ Collins’s,” “Eastern,” “Morton’s,” “Zetland Arms,” “ Temperance.” And at the following Restaurants : “ Bligh’s,”.“ Uncle Tom’s, “Quadras’,” “ Quill’s,” “ Sullivan’s,” and Eagle’s-.” Also, in every respectable public Office in Christchurch. 5 '