Auctioneers. EOPErVS HORSE REPOSITORY, Ofcrn* iro Lit* Stock Samyabds, and Fboducb Auction Booms. Honqßepo^rv- Cashel andlichfield st« Cattle Yarttr-'Licbfield street ■ Aaction Rooms — Colombo street. 105 JErated Water Manufacturer. " B. PERKINS, ICotbax. Watbb Makutatubbb, Colombo street north, Chrigtehqrch. 107 Artificial Floriat. JCn J. F. BLACK, Victoria street, just beyond i. Baxter, chemist. Lessons given in Wax sod Paper. All requisites kept. Ornaments wfabb for presents^always on hand. 2277 Baths. * hoi; cold, and shower bathsT" Wm Ladiec add Gentlemen always ready at the Trongg Baths, Htqg Stbbbt. 108 Bikers. DURHAM STREET BAKERY, corner of Durham and Kilmore streeta. The old published Bakery. WM. THOMPSON desire* to inform his customers and tbe public generally that he is determined to maintain the prestige of the above oldettaUisnedbusmess forquality, consequently no inferior materials being used brKm, he ateadg in no dread of analysis. Wedding sod christening cakes made to order. Confectionery, &c &C Carte call daily m all i mtU of Cnristcnurcn and itg vicinity, loo* J. WYATT (opposite C. W. Turner), i {femcnoNSß, Fancy Bbsad and Biscuit Bakes, Cashsl Stbbbt. 101 WILSON & CO., CONTECTIONKB AND Fancy Bread and Biscuit Bakeb, Colombo street (opposite Recce). 102 fItSD HOUSE BAKERY, Selwyn street, Addingtoc, Jso. T. Fayill, Baker and ConIwSijner. Families waited on daily. 114 BEMPSEY k BON, Bakbwj, corner Philip ■(net and Ferry road. Best articles supplied. Families waited on daily. 237 Z. & S. SLATtE, Fancy Bread and Biscuit Bakers and Confectioners, Cambridge terwee, near Manchester street bridge. 28<0 Board and Residence. JLUXKTOV House, St Asaph street, _ next Southern Hotel. Board and residence. Private apartment*. C. Sexton. 2654 Lokdon Luncheon and Diniso Booms, Opposite Borough Hotel, smin. from railway. Sand and residence from 18s. Sitting-room <«r hoarders. W. Evans, Proprietor. 2655 ©wafortable Private BOABD Oxford Terrace West (late residence of Dr "Patrick). Good Stabling Accommodation, 'Saw* moderate. T? W. BARKER, Proprietor. 18/2 MBS MATTHEWS Finsbury Housb. St. A*aph «treet west. Comfortable Board •ad Bendence on Reasonable Terms. 1793 "" ' J. SHERLOCK, (feSBBIDeS BOABDINO HOUSE, & BUTCHKBY, Opposite Colombo street Bridge. 84 ~ H. PALMER, ComoBTABLB Boabd and Residence, Vtiaoe Alfred's Dining Rooms, Manchester gtreet. 89 MRS J. H, SYMOND3, gfofolk House, comer of Tuam and Montreal efawte (late of Clontarf House). 87 HEREFORD HOUSE, Dttrkam street, near St. Mitchael's Church. g| MRS DRURY, Proprietress. MRS WHYTE] CoMfOBTABLB Boabd and Residence, 8t Asaph street, near Barrett's HoteL 82 I. O. O. T. TjOdcie's Temfebance Hotel, tJjroer High and Tuara street, Christchurch. To lleetthe Tuneg, 17a, 18s, & 20s week. 93 Twskd House, Cashel stbeet East, (Within five minutes of centre of town), A. J. Nineb, Proprietor. Royal Oak Restaubant, Board, with Private Bedroom, 20a. .fl, W. TONKIN, Cambridge terrace. COMFORTABLE BOARD & RESIDENCE, Separate rooms ; with every home comfort, tO« weekly. Mrs LLOYD, Whately road, opposite Criterion Coach Factory or qfrnkT 120 ' EDWARD BRINKMANNJ fttfrboW street. Comfortable Board and Residence, Mcala at all hours. 123 R. VIZER, Good Board and Residence, £1 a week. Oxford House, Madras st., south. 1380 ft akp OF KRIN BOAEiSQ-HOUBE. Tea and Coffee; good accommodaf ion. PATRICK CAIN, London street, Lyttelton. 128 COMFORTABLE BOARD & RESIDENCE At the Lyttelton Boarding Houee. It; F. KING, London street, Lyttelton. 4, FRANKS, Burlington House, corner of Manchester & Hereford st*. Comfortable !>o«rd and residence. Good stabling. 228 IATIMER HOUSE, Armagh street east. «up«rior accommodation for Gentlemen and Private Families. 401 6MENCER HOUSE, Boabd & Residence for Gentlemen and Private Families, Armagh street west. 789 Bookbinders. PROPRIETORS, Lyttelton Times, Gloucester street, Christchurch. W. PINCOTT, SQOntNDKB, MAP 3 AND PLANS MOUNTED. Manchester st., next Dunn's, poulterer. 104 Boot ana anoe niagera. B. MIDGLEY, Boot and Shoe Makeb, Tuam street West, Christchurch. 96 W. LINDSAY, Boot Makeb, Oxford terrace, next British HoteL Allkindsof ladies mod gentlemen's boots made to order. 738 H. PANNELL, Boot and Shoe Makes, Manchester street (opposite Laurie's). 98 jTTohnson, Boot and Shos Makes, IText Qo»s Timber YaTd, Victoria street. 97 W. H. PAYNE, Boot and Shob Makes, Victoria street, Christchurch. 99 "~ JOHN ATKINBON, Boot and Shoe Kakkb, Victoria street. 100 Bottler. JJBOWE*S Canterbury Bottiing Stores, Vicfamartreet. Families supplied with Draught Dunedin and Chch. Ales and Porter. 119 Bowling AUey. ZHE AMERICAN BOWLING ALLEY, Fext Theatre Royal, Gloucester street. W. BIMMONDB, Proprietor. 94 Bxewer _^ '' wTj. DISHiiR, BBffWBB AND MALTSTKB, Barbadoeg gtreet, Chrfetehuich. 3 Builders. ~~W. J. WILLIAMS, BUILDEB AND CONTBACTOB, Bt A«apfa gtreot, Christchurch. 108 *"""" G. KICHAKiWON, SkSXVBT Wosks, BuSding, Contracting, &c, Colombo road, Sydcnl am. 109 :-•- - S. R. COLSMAN, iEIMBKB MEBCHAjrW; BUILDEB*, Att> jOomucxotti, Kikoore street, HO
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 3311, 16 November 1878, Page 4
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