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Star (Christchurch), Issue 1912, 21 April 1874, Page 4

:E»_EL-_flk-TT*S JBXJ£V%*Sr I_E3X7XX_,33X_Krca-S, CASHEL STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE Al HOTEL. the new Zealand SAIL, T * NT. AN D TAR PAULIN MANUFACTORY, JfTIRIST begs to informs his Friends and Customers that he has taken those • JL commodious new Premises nearly opposite the A 1 Hotel, where he intends to carry on the above business in a most efficieisfc and expeditious manner. Having received a Large Consignment of Goods by the Hudson, he will now be enabled to supply every j article connected with the trade, of the very best quality, and at the loweßt remunerative prices. The following Goods are always kept in stock : — Tarpaulins, Horsecloths, Tents, and Flags of all kinds ; Waterproof Coats, Trousers, and Leggings ; Europe, Manilla, and Flax Ropes of all sizes, together with everything connected with the department. . MARQUEES FOR SALE OR HIRE. B-IT All Orders by Post or otherwise Punctually Attended to. J. T. having carrried on tho business for many years in Dunedin and Westland, and having been the first maker of horsecloths and tilts in New Zealand, besides having a practical knowled ge of the business, parties favouring him with their orders will find their interests satisfactorily and efficiently carried out. 972 NOTICE OF REMOVAL^ IB -T 3E3!i_.l__3 HAS REMOVED TO HIS NEW PREMISES, CJC_>_EUSOTEm. S3H:O3EP, PRATT'S NEW BUILDINGS, CASHEL AND COLOMBO STREETS, IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE OLD SHOP. 965 CHEAP BOOTS ! CHEAP BOOTS CHEAP BOOTS ! BOOTS FOR THE MILLION. <3- OES 3XT XJ I U E CLEARING SALE! REMOVING TO NEW PREMISES. ________»• «_J • JctEjA, ■ ■■ES BEGS to inform his Customers and the Public generally that, owing to Removal of Business to Pratt's New Buildings, during the ensuing month, he has determined to HOLD A CLEARING SALE, to make room for fresh arrivals, when HE WILL CLEAR OFF THE WHOLE OF HIS EXTENSIVE STOCK, at an Enormous Sacrifice. THE FOLLOWING WILL GIVE SOME IDEA OF THE GREAT REDUCTIONS:Children's E.S Ib 6d Men's Clump Sole E.S. ... • ... lis 6a Children's E.S., Fanoy ... ... 2s Men's Brown Leggings ... ... 2s 6d Girls', 10 to 18, E.S. 5s Ladies' Lasting Boots, from ... 5s 6d Girls' Superior ... ... ... 5s 6d Ladies', Ito 2, Levant ES. ... 6s 6d Girls' Colonial Lace-ups, 4to 6 ... 3s 6d Ladies' Kid ... ... ... 7s 6d Men's Shooting Boots, Colonial- Ladies' Very Superior 8s 6d made, from 14s 6d Ladles' Leather Lace-ups, from ... 6s 6d Men's Watertights 16s 6d All othor Lines Equally Cheap. NOTE THE ADDRESS B. J. HALE, _A_X BOOT <& SIBCO-ES DEPOT, CASHEL STREET. 820

PRATT'S NEW BUILDINGS, COLOMBO STREET. T E.BASHFORD, CONFECTIONER, PASTRYCOOK, Sec, Begs to inform hiß numerous customers that he has now REMOVED to his New Premises on the site of his old building, whero he will be in a position to supply every article connected with the trade, of the best quality, and at the lowest remunerative prices. ORDERS FOR WEDDING CAKES, And all descriptions of Confectionery, EXECUTED WITH DESPATCH. In connection with the above, J. E. B. HAS FITTED UP REFRESHMENT ROOMS, Where -Tea, Coffee, Sec, can always be obtained. 862 HEATHCOTE ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are Invited for CARTING 300 Yards (more or less) of Broken Metal from Rocky Point on to the road between Chapman's and Armitage's. Also, j For supplying 150 Yardß of Broken I Metal, and laying same on Hill's road between Farland's and the old Post-office. Also, For Breaking 383 Yards (moro or less) of Stone, now lying in heaps on the Ferry road, to a 2£in. gauge. And also, For Breaking 300 Yards (more or less) of Stone at the Ferry to a 2_in. gauge, according to specifications, to be seen i at the office on TUESDAYS and I FRIDAYS. I Tenders to be sent in by 10 p.m., on I THURSDAY, 30th instant. Tho-: lowest 05 any tender not necessirily accepted. I E. WADMAN, E 985 Clerk to the Board.