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Star (Christchurch), Issue 580, 30 March 1870, Page 4

LEAMINGTON iRO¥SE s CORNER OF COLOMBO AND HEREFORD STREETS. TT P. COLE begs to inform the Ladies of Canterbury that his FIRST SHIPMENT OF WINTER DRAPERY I S NOW OPEN. NOVELTIES IN ALL THE DEPARTMENTS, AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. H. P. C. would call especial attention to his Stock of CHEAP WINSEYS, BROCHE REPS, DRESS SERGES, PLAIDS, &c. QUILTS, BLANKETS FLANNELS, CALICOS, AND FAMILY LINEN. j FANCY HOSIERY, GLOVES, TIES, SILKS, FLOWERS, STAYS, &c. FINGERING AND ALLOA WORSTEDS; FELT DRUGGETS & DUTCH CARPETS A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY, COLLARS, HATS AND CLOTHING. AN INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. Leamington House, 28th March, 1870. 374 WHITELAW & DAWSON, UPHOLSTERERS AND ■;. . O^L:eXBJ£S"37 lMLj^ttlEltt.& 9 BEING MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF ALL-KINDS OF HOUSEHO LD FU RNITU RE, OF THE NEWEST AND IMPROVED MAKES, ARE ABLE TO SUPPLY THE PUBLIC AT SUCH PRICES NEVER BEFORE KNOWN IN CANTERBURY. All Articles Guaranteed* N.B. — To Furniture Dealers and Others — A .Considerable Seduction Made to Large Purchasers upon Easy Terms. ; WHITELAW & DAWSON, Sydenham House, Colombo street, Christchurch.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY. TO BE DIS POSED ( >F, the UNFXPIRED LEASE of those Premises in High street known as TOM'S COFFEE HOUSE, at present doing a good business. The Furniture, including extensive Steam Cooking Apparatus, fitted up at great expense, with Hot Closet and Cutting Dishes, may be viewed on application to the Proprietor, who will be disposed to treat liberally for CASH, he having turned his attention into another channel. c 368