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Star (Christchurch), Issue 3653, 26 December 1879, Page 1

Business Notioes. MELBOURNE HOUSE. SPRING, 1879. Jr 1 1 AYLOR (late Northey and M'Xenzie) has much pleasure in announcing that he • JL has just opened his First Parcels of New Goodß for Spring and Summer wear, comprising— DßESS MATERIALS IN NEWEST SHADES AND TEXTURES, MANTLES, FIOHUS, MILLINERY, RIBBONS, HOSIERY, &C, &C, &0. And calls the attention of his customers and the ladies of Christohurch and suburbs generally to the Prices, Styles, and Quality of his purchaeea. Not« the address — J. TAYLOR, MELBOURNE HOUSE, HIGH STREET, OHRISTOHUROH. J. T. wishes to intimate that ho ha» secured the services of a. competent Milliner from Melbourne, and feels assured that all orders entrusted to her care will give entire satisaotion. 522 IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT. npHB STOCK for thiß season is very large and well assorted, including some extra good JL Ed and Levant Boots at veiy low price. LADIES' GOOD LE*VANT BUTTON BOOTS from 12s 6d. BALMORAL and ELASTIC SIDE BOOTS equally cheap. T have also imported a lot of the BEST BARK-TANNED ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER, Being the only importer of this leatherGentlemen should make an early call. W. HARRIS. CASHEL STREET, Adjoining Dunstable Houie. B. HALE & CO., SAIL, TENT, AND TARPAULIN MANUFACTURERS. OASHEL STREET OHRIBTOHUBOH. WE have now a Large and Well-assorted Stock of all descriptions of our goods, but t would specially mention, as suitable for the present season, our stock of superior Cricket and Fishing Nets, India-rubber Hose, with Rose and Jets complete, all sizes Best quality Canvas Hose for Lawns, Calico, American Drill, Duck, and Canvas Tents FLAGS, comprising Royal Standards, Union Jacks, Scarlet, Sfc George, New Zealand and American Ensigns. ALSO, OUR USUAL ASSORTMENT OF Rick Cloths, Tarpaulins, Machine Covers, Reaper and Binder Covers and Aprons Europe, Manilla, and Flax Ropes and Lines and Twines of all descriptions Marquees for Sale or Hire. Sizes from 12 x24to 25 x 80. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WANTED KNOWN, JUST OPENED, THENEWES'TANDMOST FABHIONABLE CLOTHING, LL PURE WOOL, CUT AND STYLE UNEQUALLED. SEVENTY SEVEN PAGET AND GALATEA SUITS, The Newest Goods in the Colony, Bought at ONE-THIRD DISCOUNT, Or Less than Manufacturers' Prices. Come and See OUE 39s 6d GALATEA SUITS. Come and See OUR 39s 6d PAGET SUIT. £4 10s SUITS FOR £2 10a. FOB CASH ONLY. H. E. MAY & COTHE HALL, HIGH STREET, OHIiISTCHURCH. HOBJDAY AND CO. CHEAP DEAPERT ESTABLISHMENT. WATERLOO HOUSE. COSTUMES. COSTUMES. COSTUMES. i ■ TT OBDAY & 0 0. have JUST OPEN ED, ex Rangitikei— o oases;. OF FASHIONABLE COSTUMES AND "PRINCESS ROBES, Purchased a Special Bargain by their Home Buyer, Comprising— PRINT LINEN TASSO CLOTH GALATEAS i , -> And Good Summer Materials, at Prices from 10 s 62_™ 35 s ! These being decided Bargains, an early coll is recommended. HOBDAY & CO., ! ■••■■;.' CORNER OF OASHEL AND COLOMBO STREETB. i ~ O'SULLIVAN & CO., rf> A GENTS for he Mount Pleasant and Anakiwa Saw Mills, J Q O o jt\. Picton. w£ 09, , g » g Cargoes suplied at Lowest Rates. £ S %14 DURHAM STREET SOUTH, »|[.| w o OHHISTOHuioH. ? S § 1 1 O'SULLIVAN & CO. J* O"i miMBER MERCHANTS AND SHIPPING AGENTS. & 9 <1 Agents for tbe Sale of Briclu, Stone, and Cement. Sjoq ~O W. DUCKWO BT H. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROOfiB, HIGH STSEBT (NEXT MESSRS SXBAXGB ft CCS), \jkTIBEEB to draw the Attention of fcbo public to the partaoulArly Low fricM «t which h$ »V it now selling all goods, whioh are GUARANTEED OF THE BEST QUALITY. BMALLY GCOD NEW BBASON'S TEA IN BOXIS ONLY Ma lAOH. Black Tea ... ... „, ... lslOdperlb. Superior T«s ... ... ,„ „, 2s 4d per lb. mixed or plain Beit lea ... „. ... ... 2slodp«rlb. „ TO LET 1 FURNISHED HOUSES AT SUMNER. CHILDREN'S COSTUMES. CHILDREN'S COSTUMES. CHILDREN'S COSTUMES. C. R. CHCJRGH. HAS JUST OPENED 200 CHILDREN'S COSTUMES, OF every description, Btyle, and make, bought at 50 per cent, loss than Wholesale Prices, and to be sold Gre a 1 ; Bargains. Also, a largo stock of Ribbons, Laces, Ties, Ladies' Underclothing, and Baby Linen. CASH DJLAPEKY DEPOT (late Mrs Bowler.)