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Star (Christchurch), Issue 2430, 6 January 1876, Page 1

COLOMBO STBEET BOOOT AND SHOE DEPOT! ESTABLISHED 1860. * JOHN "GOODMAN TTAS PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS TO HAND HIS ! ST3OO3NTJ3 S^IZE^MEOXI T ! OF ; . , " ■ SPRING AND BUMMEU GOODS, WHICH INCLUDES THE NEWEST AND CHOICEST VABIEIY OF GENT'S LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES. Ladies' Alpine Hessian and Mook Button Boots Ladies' White Kid and Maroella Boots Ladies' Lasting Boots, in Frenohj Gorman, and English Make Ladles' Derby and Vionna Walking Shoes Ladies' Touliose and Parisian Slippers Misses and Children's White Kid Alpine Boots Children's Boots and Shoos in great varioty, at tho lowest prioes Children's Leather Boots from Is 6d j Ladies' Oolonial*mado Kid Boots, 11s 6d Leather Elastio Side Boots for 3s 6d \ Ladies' Kid Boots from 6s Od All Frenoh Lasting Boots from 7a 6d Gent's Colonial-made Emperor Boots, 16s 6d Every description of Boots and Shoos made on the promises. COLOMBO STBBET. : 5218 SEWING MACHINES. OhABLES luRNEB'S NEW AND EASY SYSTEM OF TIME PAYMENTS, PLACES A WITHIN THE BEACH OF ALL. TQ THOSE undeoided whioh to seleofc, an opportunity is afforded of flrat testing a Maohino from the Largest Stook in Canterbury, whilo persons of limited but regular incomes, havo the advantage of becoming owners of a First-class Maohine on the PAYMENT OF 5s PER WEEK. A PBINTED GUARANTEE IS GIVENTO KEEP THE MACHINE IN BBPAIR FOB TWELVE MONTHS, IN STOOK— Singer's (warranted genuine) Raymond's No. 1, Howe's, Grovor and Baker's, Little Monitor, Wanzor, Agenoria, Household, London, Homo Shuttle, Little Wiloox, and Weir's Chain-stitch Maohine. CHARLES TURNER, PRAOTIOAL SEWING MACHINIST, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE DEPOT, COLOMBO STBEET, TWO DOORS FROM COOKHAM HOUSE. 8665 (LATE W. H. DAVENPOBT), HIGH STREET, HAVING Purchased the STOCK AND PBEMISES of Mr W. H. Davenport, at vory low prices for cash, rospeotfully solicit a continuance of the support given to their pro* deoessor, Boing large Importers of Groceries, direct from the Home Markets and the Colonies, they intend to supply Families, Hotels, Boarding Houses, Schools, and small Storekeepers, in BETAIL QUANTITIES AT THE USUAL WHOLESALE PRICES, For Cash or Monthly Aooounts. S O T_O IST -8;--OUB FIRST SHIPMENT OF SUGAB, DIRECT FROM MAURITIUS, HAYING JUST ARRIVED, we aro offering tho samo at 4fd BY BAG OB TON, Ih samo boing FINEST: WHITE CRYSTALS, N ALSO, Our shipment of TEAS being NEW, they are really prime from 28s PER BOX. * SAMPLES OF TEAS AND SUGARS GIVEN ON APPLICATION. OUR MOTTO t " SMALL PROFITS FOR CASH, AND NO BAD DEBTS." 6168 TO PERSONS ABOUT TO PURCHASE A SEWING 3\dCA.OT^:X3Xr^. T HIT mHOMPSON HAS NOW IN STOCK THE LARGEST AND BEST U • JxU X ASSORTMENT OF SEWING MACHINES IN CANTERBURY. Any of the following Maohines can bo purchased on the TIME PAYMENT SYSTEM, FROM FIVE SHILLINGS PER WEEK:SPECIAL LlNES.— Wheeler and Wilson's Improved No 6 for Leather and Cloth ; Elias Howe's 0 Wheel) Holt's No 7 and No 2 Whoelfeod. DOMESTIC— WheeIer and Wilson's, in tho Greatest Varioty, Holt's Strength and Speed, Florence, Grover and Baker, Wright and Man, Elliptio. Housohold, Home Shuttle, Family Friend, Gresham, Litfclo Stranger, Germania, Weir's, Globe, &o. AGENORIA-HOME PRICE, M 4s. NEEDLES, SILK, COTTONS, OIL, and EXTRA PARTS always in Stook. All Repairs done by a thoroughly praotioal Machinist. ! Instructions Free to Purchasers, and every facility given. Although Agents for Wheeler and Wilson's and Holt's Maohinos, wo still feel oompetont and honest enough to give an unbiassed opinion on the merit of any other Machines, and consider ourselves by no means moro likely to do so if poouniary intorost was tho only in* duoement. Note the Address — WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MAOHINE DEPOT, (Nearly opposite Goo's Confootionor), COLOMBO STREET, OERISTOHUROH. J-. Aft. TCBOAdnPSOK, 4918 SOLE AGENT FOR CANTERBURY. THE BATTLE OF ALMA(O). Vinoenzo Almao's my name, Paris, and of Regent street. Nine years' experience gain'd the famo Where lovers smile, and blandly greot, 'Noath Naples 1 sky, Italian sun, And Lords, and Ladies, daily moot, And with Australia's duty done i To talk of graooful Chapeaux neat I Come here my frionds, and gaze awhile, I've Hoso, Cravats, olastio Braoos j I've novel Caps in every style j AH suitablo for Ohristohuroh Raoos ! White Hats, from Panama, and blaok, Bowon, Sir George, whose Quoonly laws, To blond with colours on eaoh back j Supported me, so just my cause j And India-Pith, light solar wear | I'm patronis'd, by great and small, Preventing heat, and noonday's glaro ; The true and faithful never fall. While sports on land, or boats may glide, Then Forgusson, Sir Jamos, oame horo, Ohoioe Hats doth freo from Sunnysido ! , With smiles, and golden, gracious oheor 1 Eon boys, or girls, or men, 'tis truo ! I'm arm'd with supromo authority, I manufacture, yes I do ! To honour th' Marquis of Normanby t And comb fine wool, but silk I mangle, Sing truths 0 Muse ! sing songs of mo, In High street, there's tho world's trianglo j Beyond Zoalandia's boundless soa I And l import new shapos to soo Oh yes Almao, work and sell, The fashions, then I laugh with gloo, To orown oaoh blooming Beau and Belle t V. ALMAO. Normanby House, 1875. ' 8554