Thank you for correcting the text in this article. Your corrections improve Papers Past searches for everyone. See the latest corrections.

This article contains searchable text which was automatically generated and may contain errors. Join the community and correct any errors you spot to help us improve Papers Past.

Article image
Article image

Auctioneers iXJPiiR'S HOBSIC REPOSITORY, :*rri.s iND Livb Stook Salbyabds, and Pboduce Auction Rooms. 3orse Reoo^^ry — Cashel and Lichfield ets Cattle Yam. —Liohfield street Aaction Rooms— Colombo street. 105 Artificial Florist. Mrs J. F. BLACK, Colombo street south (next door but one to Messrs Mason, Struthers, and Co.) Lessons given in Waxand Paper. All i<jnuisitea kept. Ornaments luitable for presents always on hand. 2277 Baths. HOT, OOLD, AND SHOWER BATHS, for Ladies and Gentlemen always ready at the TuagißH Baths, High Stbbbt. 103 Bakers. OURHAM STREET BAKERY, corner of Durham and Kilmore streets. The old established Bakery. WM. THOMPSON desires to inform his oustomers and the publio generally that he is determined to maintain the prestige of the above oldMtablished business for quality, consequently no inferior materials being ÜBed by him, he itauds in no dread of analysis. Wedding md christoning cakes made to order. Confectionery, &0., &c. Carts call daily in all parts of Chriatchurch and its vicinity. 1884 J. WYATT (opposito C. W. Turner), XimrHOTIONEB, Fanoy. Bbba» and Bisouit Bakbb, Cashbl Stbbbt. 101 WILSON & CO., Confbotionbb and Fancy Bbbad and Biscuit Bakbb, Colombo streot (opposite Recce). 102 OD HOUSE BAKERY, Selwyn Btreet, Adjineton, Jno. T. Favill, Baker and Con?*ouoner. Families waited on daily. 114 :<]£MPSEY k SON, Bakbbs, corner Philip street and Ferry road. Best artioles supplied. Families waited on daily. 237 J. S. k L. BLADE, Fancy Bread and Biscuit; Bakers and Confectioners, Oxford terrace, near Manchester street bridge. 2870 Board and Residence. a,XiLHNTON House, St Asaph street, next Southern Hotel. Board and residence. Private apartments. 0. Sexton. 2654 London Luncheon and Dining Rooms, Opposite Borough Hotel, Smin. from railway. Board and residence from 18s. Sitting-room for boarders. W. Evans, Proprietor. 2655 00-Jifortable Private BOARD & RESIDENOE Oxford Terrace West (late residence of Dr Patrick). Good Stabling Accommodation. Charges moderate. T. W. BARKER, Proprietor. 1872 VCSB MATTHEWS Finsbuby House, St. Aaaph atreet west. Comfortable Board *nd Residence on Reasonable Termß. 1793 J. SHERLOCK, '.;: KBBIDGE BOABDING HOUSE, & BUTOHBBY Opposite Colombo street Bridge. 84 H. PALMER^ COMFOBTABLB BOABD AND RESIDENOE, Prince Alfred's Dining Rooms, Manchester street. 89 MRS J. H. SYMONDS, tori oik House, corner of Tuam and Montreal itreets (late of Clontarf House). 87 HEREFORD HOUSE, D<A/ham street, near Sfc. Mitchael's Church. MRS DRURY, Proprietress. MRS WHYTE^ UOMJOBTABLB BOABD AND Bbsidbnob, _t Asaph street, near Barrett's Hotel. 82 I. O. G. T. Lodge's Tempebance Hotel, <vmer High and Tuam street, Christchurch. Xo Meet the Times, 17s, 18a, & 20s week. 93 Iwhhd Houbb, Cashbii stbeet East, Within five minutes of centre of town), A. J. Nineb, Proprietor. Royal Oak Restaubant, Board, with Private Bedroom, 20s. *1 W. TONKIN, Cambridge terrace. COMFORTABLE BOARD & RESIDENCE, Separate rooms ; with every home comfort, SOi weekly. Mrs LLOYD, Whately road, opposite Criterion Coach Factory or lank. 120 EDWARD BRINKMANN, ?at«?boro' street. Comfortable Board and Residence. Meals at all hours. 122 SABP OF ERIN BOARiNG-HOUSE. Tea scd Coffee; good accommodation. PATRICK CAIN, London street, Lyttelton. 128 OOMFORTABLE BOARD & RESIDENCE At the Lyttelton Boarding House. 13* F. KING, London street, Lyttelton. I. FRANKS, Burlington House, corner of JCanchester k Hereford sts. Comfortable board and residence. Good stabling. 228 LATIMER HOUSE, Armagh street east. »»ry iuperior accommodation for Gentlemen and Private Families. 40^ «i'-SNOEB HOUSE, Boabd k Resibenob for Gentlemen and Private Families, Armagh street weßt. 789 Bookbinders. PROPRIETORS, Lyttelton Times, Gloucester street, Christchurch. W. PINCOTT, toOKBiNDBB. Maps and Plana Mounted. Manohester st., next Dunn's, poulterer. 104 isoot ana snoe makers. B. MIDGLEY, Boot and Shoe Makee, Tuam street West, Christchurch. 96 W. LINDSAY, Boot Makeb, Oxford Urraoe, next British Hotel. All kinds of ladies »nd gentlemen's boots mado to order. 738 H. PANNELL, Boot and Shoe Makbb, Manchester street (opposite Laurie's). 98 W. H. PAYNE, Boot and Shoe Makeb, Victoria street, Christchurch. 99 JOHN ATKINSON, Boot and Shoe Makbb, Victoria street. 100 Bottlers. CROWE & CO., Canterbury Bottling Stores, Victoria street. Families supplied with Draught Dunodin and Chistchurch Ales and Porter. 119 Bowling Alley. TasTAMERIOAH BOWLING ALLEY, K»-?t Theatre Royal, Gloucester street. W. SIMMONDS, Proprietor. 94 Builders. W. J. WILLIAMS, Buildbb and Contbaotob, 8t Asaph street, Ohristchurch. 108 G. RIOHARDSON, V.sr»«T Wobkb, Building, Contracting, &c., Colombo road, Sydenham. 109 Butchera. J. B. NISBET^ WaOLEBALE AND RETAIL BUTOHBB, Colombo road, Sydenham. 11l THOS. ROWE, Family Butohbb, ■C*ai» and Bacon (sugar oured), always on b.vicl, Tuam street, West Chrißtchuroh. 112 H. B. LANE, Family Butohbb, Cashel street, Ohristohuroh. 118 JOHN MANN, Wholbsalb and Rbtaii Butohbb, Oolombo street north (late Tudball). Small goods always on hand. 240 Cabinet-Makers. H. VON SOHOENEBERG, Cabinetmaker, French Polisher, and Furniture Dealer, Viotoria street, opposit* Bishop's oourt. 128 Carpenter and Builder. 0. WADEY, Carpenter, Builder and Undertaker, Venetian Blind Manufacturer. Estimates given. St. Aiaph. AManohester-rts, 848

Permanent link to this item

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/TS18790327.2.34.4

Bibliographic details

Star (Christchurch), Issue 3420, 27 March 1879, Page 4

Word Count
779

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Star (Christchurch), Issue 3420, 27 March 1879, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Star (Christchurch), Issue 3420, 27 March 1879, Page 4

Help

Log in or create a Papers Past website account

Use your Papers Past website account to correct newspaper text.

By creating and using this account you agree to our terms of use.

Log in with RealMe®

If you’ve used a RealMe login somewhere else, you can use it here too. If you don’t already have a username and password, just click Log in and you can choose to create one.


Log in again to continue your work

Your session has expired.

Log in again with RealMe®


Alert