Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Star (Christchurch), Issue 2785, 7 March 1877, Page 4

3L_Q__SriDOT^r EEOTJSE. CLEABING SALE. WOOLLIER anxious to dispose of his Business, and RETIRE, in order to effect • whioh the stook must ke reduced, WILL GIVE THE PUBLIO lOA-E^LGS-^^l-KTS XJST BVBRY LIISJ Ei. COLONIAL MADE GOODS AT FAOTORY PRIOES. THE STOCK IS WELL ASSOBTED, AND BOUGHT IN THE CHEAPEST MABKETS. "W. COLLIER, 598 LONDON HOUSE. IMPEBIAL BOOT DEPOT. T ARGE ADDITIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO THE STOOK B£ THE ARRIVAL OF THE WAIMATE AND NORHAM OASTLE, INOLUDING 200 PAIBS OE OHILDBEN'S WALKING SHOES, AST. THB TXSTT.A_.X_. _L.A_R.GjS STOCK OF LADIES' ENGLISH & FRENOH BOOTS. The Enlorgement of the Premises is now completed, which makes TJESi.ES JITMLIiJSHttJJLILM THE LAEGEST & MOST UNIQUE SHOE DEPOT IN CHBISTCHUBCH. MANUFAOIURING OF ALL KINDS DONE ON THE PREMISES. IMPEBIAL BOOT DEPOT, ADJOINING DUNSTABLE HOUSE, CASHEL STBEET. 4274 GIFTS ! GIFTS 1 1 GIFTS ! ! 1 THE Lateßt and Greatest Gift to the people of this Cifcy (acknowledged in their enormous Consumption) is the POPULAB SUMMEB DRINKS, Manufactured from the Extract of Fruits, And Sold at ONE PENNY PEB GLASS ONLY BY J. P. OLIVER & CO., Metropolitan Fruit Market, opposite the Bank of New Zealand. N.B.— PICNIC AND SC3OQL PARTIES LIB B RALLY TREATED. 303 IT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN ! IT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN T. BATE^ 3 oiee-EI-A-ie* _F"-o"3FL3SfIr-_i:sß_:x_Kr<3t- ib^-A-iflt, WHERE you oan purchase every artiole required in furnishing. A large and well-assorted stock to choose from, and ot prices far below any other House in Town. Oall and inspeot my Dining, Drawing", Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture in endless variety. Carpets, Rugs, Cocoanut Matting, Floor Olofch. Mattrasses of overy dosoription. Feather Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Blankets, &c, &o. Fenders, Firo-irons, Bucketß, Tubs, and every household requisite. HOMES FURNISHED THROUGHOUT ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Note the Address — T. BATES, Steam Turning and Chair Manufactory. Works — Corner oi Liohfield and Madras streets. Just received, a quantity of French Polish and Varnish. 8694 -A/X" X«.A_.S*X% CORRIOK, BROS., DESIRE to oall the attention of their many Friends and the Publio to their'splendid Shipment of SUMMER GOODS, JUST ABBIVED, ' And Comprising LADIES* GENTLEMEN'S AND OHILDBEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, Of Great Variety. WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK: Ladies' Levant Boots from ... ... ... ... ... ... 7s 6d Ladies' Cashmere from ... ... ... ... 3 8 6d Ladies' Lasting from ... ... • #>> <4< 7 B 6d Ladies' Superior Kid Boots at ... ... ... ... ... #tj 103 Gentlemen's Frenoh Oalf Oxford Shoeß, hand sewn, afc ..." ..." 14s Gentlemen's French Oalf Elaßtio Shoes, hand Bewn, at 15s Children's Boots and Bhoeß, in great variety, from ls 6d CORRICK - BROS. WHATELY BOAD. 9262 COLOMBO STREET BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT. ESTABLISHED 1860. JOHN ~GOITdMAN HAS the pleasure of announcing that he has JUST REOEIVED a LARGE ASSORT. MENT of GENTS', LADIES', AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND BHOEB, In all the LATEST STYLES in ENGLISH and FOREIGN M AXES. Gents' German-sewn Emperors ... 18s 6d Ladies' Cash-net-* House Boots ... 33 Od Men's Frenoh Oalf pegged do ... 14s 6d Children's KidLiastio Sides, 6to 9 ... 4s 6d Ladies' Lasting Military Heels ... 6s 6d Do d> do 10 to 2 ,'.'.' 5s Od Do do Superior German make 7s 6d Also, a ohoice assortment of Ladies' New Llewellin and Bertram Boots and Shoes. N.B. — Every description of Boots and Shoes made on the Premises, and all the above Goods are now on view at GOODMAN'S BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT, 8720 OOLOMBO STREET. LONDON HOUSE, LYTTELTON. , T. 3VC ES XL S O 3XT "DEGS to announoe that he intends to OPEN the ARCADE on SATURDAYS as A MARKET FOR PRODUCE, A WANT LONG FELT IN LYTTELTON. His Store, as usnal, is replete with a most Varied Stook, offering great inducements to Oash Purchasers. NJB.— PERIODICAL SALES BY AUCTION will be held, due notice of whioh will be given. 2M . -