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Star (Christchurch), Issue 3380, 7 February 1879, Page 1

SERIOUS DEPRESSION OF TRADE. SUMMER GOODS MUST BE SOLD 1 AND TO BFPBCT THIS J. H. SMIT>', OF GLASGOW HOUSE, HAS REDUCED COSTUMES, DRESS MATERIALS, MILLINERY, BONNETS AND STRAW GOODS, o HALF PRICE !! ! Came Early fco moke your selection from the LARGE STOCK now on view. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. J. H.~~ SMITH. 152 GLASGOW HOUSE (opposite the Post Office). PT HILL, PRACTICAL UPHOLSTERER, CABINET MAKER, AND IMPORTER, BEGS to announce to the public of Canterbury that having secured commodioua premisei in Cashel street west, opposite C. W. Turner's, lie is prepared to undertake Contract: for Furnishing Hotels, Private Houses, &c. • ______ A Select 3tock of Furniture on hand. Mattresses re-made. Furniture repaired and re-upholstered on most reasonable terms. 3975 RANGES ! RANGES ! RANGES ! TJ. WATTERS, Cooking Range Manufacturer, Kiver's Right-of-way (next Bank oJ • Australasia), Cashel street. 2nd Prize Taker at the A. and P. Association's Show 1878." Ranges from 2ffc 6in to Bft, fitted with Grills, Circulating Boilers and High-pressure Boilers, by which hot woter can be conveyed upstairs for baths and other purposes. Price list : — Ranges 2ft 6in, £4 ; Ranges, 3ft, with fittings complete, £6 10s ; Ranges, 3ft 6in complete, with cast iron sliding fire-place, £11 10s. Special arrangements for fitting up Hotels, &c. " The great impetus which has lately been given to the manufacture of stoves and ranges waa amply proved by the very large number of exhibits in this class. No less than eighteen ranges were entered for the prize, of all kinds, shapes, and make. The judges awarded fche first prize to Messrs Scott Brothers, and second to Mr Watters ; bufc there can be little doubt fchafc their verdict should have been reversed, as Mr Wattora' range, for the price, was by far the moßt complete ahd best on the ground. The first prize one was priced ot £20, without' a boiler, but with double oven, and £30 with a boiler. Mr Watters'., on the contrary, with boiler and good roomy oven, was priced afc £11 10s. This also had a vorj good contrivance attached to it, in the shape of a moveable iron fire back, and by means of two handles the fire, when required to be brought forward could be done so." 3795 ~~ bargains! new goods, mo BE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE--2,160 Lace Falls, usual price from 2s to 5s 6d ; to be sacrificed at 6d 5,000 Wings and Fancy Feathers, usual price lOd to 2s 6d ; to be sacrificed at 6d 678 Ladies' Muslin Ties and Bows, usual Is to Is 6d ; to be sacrificed at 6d 180 Dozen Women's and Cliildren's Hose, worth Is ; to be sacrificed at 6d. 10,000 Yards of Maltese Lace, usual price 3d to lOid ; to be sacrificed at Is, 2s, 3s per dozen 380 Yards of White Twill Sheeting, 2 yds wide ; to he sacrificed at la l£d per yard 4,000 Yards of Lisse and Muslin Frillings at half price 32-inch Longcloth, usual price 5s lid per dozen ; to be sacrificed afc 3s lid per dozen Grey Alpacas, full width, usual price Ohd ; to be sacrificed at 6-Jd per yard Muslin Curtains, 6 yards long ; 4s 9d per pair Tapestry Carpets, from 3s 6d per yard Felt Carpets, from la 4£d per yard lace, Merino, and Embroidered Cashmere Capes, afc half the usual prico Leghorn and Fancy Straw Hats, Parasols, and Umbrellas, at half the usual prices. A nice assortment of Fancy Goods for Presents Galatea Costumes, well made and good quality, 10s 6d Embroidered Pique Costumes, from 12s 6d A Good Shilling's Worth for Sixpence on the Sixpenny Table. H. E. MAY & CO., 153 THE HALL, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. D. FOSTER'S CHEAP FURNISHING MART, COLOMBO ROAD, SYDENHAM ; Branch Shop— OASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, opposite C. W. Turner's, WHERE you can get Drawing-room, Dining-room, Bed-room, Parlour, and Kitchen Furniture of Every Description in Stock, and made to Special Order on the shortest notice, ond Cheaper than any other House in Town. Carpets, Floor Cloths, Ruga, Matting, and every Requisite of Household Furniture of the besfc qualities, at prices defying competition. Hotels furnished throughout afc wholesale rates. Shops and Offices, fitted up with best materials, and in most workmanlike manner. Estimates for Fittinge, &c, given. D. FOSTER, COLOMBO ROAD, SYDENHAM, & OASHEL STREET, OHRISTCHUROH. 1819 TIMBER, COALS, FIREWOOD, WHOLESALE DEPOT, BROWN'S SIDING, Near the Gas Workß. npiMBER of oil kinds, Large Stocks always on hand and Cargoes consfcinfch JL Arriving GOALS, BEST QUALITY, SCREENED. FIREWOOD, BLAOK PINE AND MANUKA, In any lengths. The Town delivery is worked from the Siding by my own Drayß, and at lowest po»sible rates, in any quantities. All orders by post, or otherwise, promptly attended to. J. T. BROWN. Offices — Tuam street. 1 47 C. W. DUCKWORTH. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROOER, HIGH STREET (NEXT MESSRS STRANGE & no.'S), WISHES to draw the attention of fche public to the particularly Low Prices at which he ia now selling all goods, which are GUARANTEED OF THE BEST QUALITY. REALLY GOOD NEW SEASON'S TEA IN BOXES ONLY 20a EACH. Black Tea ... ... ... ... 2a per lb. Superior Tea ... ... ... ... 2 8 6d per lb. mixed or plain Besfc Tea ... ... ... ... 3s per lb. „ \ JUST ARRIVED— HUDSON'S OELEBRATED EXTRACT OF SOAP. 3216 EVERY day sumß of 'money fchat could -BIjIGS'-Et'S have been savedby buying -your furni* CANTERBURY RESTAURANT ture at A. EEED'S, HIGH STREET, near PatMrn . ~ , " .TT 1 the Borough Hotel, where can always be |7. M-I^f',^ "fT 3*°* -n , found a well-selected stock of everything in IVT t3 r^ 1 «"° f i? 0 **Z J?™* the furnishing line at wonderfully low prices jJ^J &nd ***&**> 16a » 18b » « ld &P" for cash. The highest pricea given for ' ■•,„■, „, , , , ... second-hand furniture. 3197 Beds and Mmls, l a ePch lfl> BRUSHES. BRUSHES. BRUSHES. rtesian Wells. „«,. ™„ tw — From £3 10s, £4 10a, £5 10s, and upwards. 1136 DOZEN. 1136 DOZEN. Good Blows guaranteed. ~~~ — 1 ■ Tf T. DOWKEE, BRANCH AND DRAIN WORK DONE. -J-| • ±J * -A> HAS to HAND per Mallowdale and MarlE. J. MARTIN, borough, the following Assortment of Comer, "Kiimore and Barbodoes atreet 182 BRUSHES from W. Wigfall and Sons, and R. A. Rooney and Song. JTTI QnPT? A r V r 7 14 doz - car pet brooms t, *, ™ tO±XWi_.±__, 50 do. hair do. 28 doz. whitewash Practical Watch and Clockmaker, also Im- 42 do. cloth brushes 36 do. knifeboards porter of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery, 90 do. plain banisters 24 do. ladies' hair HIGH STREET, TRIANGLE, 12 do. double do. 24 do. gents' do. And opposite Bonnington and Co., 12 do. French whisk 30 do. combs -w-^ nr« m ° h 9treet< brushes lOOdo. scrubs X>OTHERHAM'S Silver Hunting Watches, 20 do. flat sweeps 22 do. whisk dandvs JA) from £7 10s ; Stamford's, from £6 lGBdo. stove brushes 36 do. whalebone do. 10s; and Ehrhardt's from £6 10s j Strong lOOdo. round oil 12 do. nail brushes English ; Railway Watches • from £6 15s ; 40 do. flue brushes 200 sets shoe do. Russell's Machine-made Leverß, from £4 7s 76 do. bass and cane brooms 6d ; SUver Hunting American Levers, from Also, Per Hurnnui, an ASSORTMENT of £3 10a ; Sdver Hunting French Horizontal Wotherspoon's CONFECTIONERY, and tc Watches, from 2 guineas; Geneva Watches, arrive per Northern Monarch, a general asfrom 18s 6d. sortment of WigfaU's BRUSHWARE. 143£ Clocka — Pans-made Marble Clocks, from £2 5s to 10 guineas ; Large-size Gothic Clocks, striking and alarm, 22s 6d j Cottage clocks IMPORTANT TO ARCHITECTS; from 7s 6d; strike, 12s 6dj : Lever Clocks BUILDERS, ARTISANS, &C, &C. from 10a 6d. A good OBBorfcmenfc of Gold and SUver T?° BT ' "O^CHANAN, Jewellery kept in stock. *M-\t JL3 Especial attention wUI be paid to watches CITY FOUNDRY, ST. ASAPH STREET that have been unsuccessfully cleaned by T">EGS to intimate that he in possession ol several others. J_> a large assortment of Spectacles to suit all sights, Watches, ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, Clocks, and Jewellery, sent to all parts of For Verandahs, Balconies, &c, _c., New Zealand, Which he is prepared to execute ot Lowest 1 ■ * Rates J Note the Address— j ■_!;■''■' J- F. STRATZ, '' R. BUCHANAN Wand nnd Tasehenuhrenmacher Von City Foundry, i m ~ n «S^ mn &L Bade 5» StAsophatree, Chriatchurch. I HIGH STREET, OHRISTOHUROH. (Opposite Suckling's Boot Factory. 380 C