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Star (Christchurch), Issue 3950, 15 December 1880, Page 2

WANTED to Let, large Stables, with loft I and paddock li acre, Durham and j Salisbury streets. H. L. Bowker, Market place.. 5800 WANTED KNOWN. Townend's PiUs relieve indigestion and all disorders, arising from the stomach. Sold everywhere. 3616 ANTED Known— That Candy and Dewsbury purchased the Kaiapoi clothing exhibited ut the late show ; goods are marked low. Colombo Houee. ANTED, for OASH, old Biding Baddles, old Harness, Collars, &c, horse and bullock hair. Coppin, Saddler, Lower High street, near St Asaph street. 4535 ANTED Known— A Curo for all kindß of Skin Disease. W. B. Cooke, Chemist, High street (lato of Ohristchurch Hospital). 1179 WANTED KNOWN. Antipityrienne restores the hair, removes scurf and dandruff. W. P. Townend, Chemist, Colombo street. 3612 WANTED Known— Comfortable Board and Residenoe, separate rooms } with every oomfort, 20s weefciy. Mrs Lloyd, Whately road, opposito Tank. 2198 WANTED KNOWN. Ooughs, colds, kc, cured immediately by taking '• Townend's Moss." W. P. Townend, Chemist, Colombo street. 3614 WANTED the friends of W. Knipe to know that he ias opened a Grocery Buiuness in Victoria str set, opposite " Tank. All goods of best quality at lowest rates. 3565 WANTED Known— J. Parry, Plumber, Gasfitter, kc, Armagh street, haß recent' 7 Imported a splendid stock of oh&^uenuia and fittings. Houses decorated, water laid on. Terms moderate. 5371 WANTED Known— FAIRBANK and 00. have Bemoved to the Triangle (opposite to Professor Ayers and Mr Wood, stationer.) A large supply of Homoeopathio and Patent Medicines kept in stock. 55 WANTED Known— That Candy and Dewsbury have always in stock Kaiapoi Tweeds and Hosiery. The publio are getting to know by experience that the intrinsio value of these goods cannot be overrated. Colombo House. 5339 WANTED Known— That W. Harvey is prepared to dye twice a week for all tbe ladies of Canterbury. Gentlemen's clothes oleaned, pressed, or dyed. Sheepskins dyed. W. Harvey, Dyer and Cleaner, Viotoria street. 2747 WANTED Known— T. Rogers, Terrace Boarding House, opposite Victoria Bridge. Superior single bedrooms' and gcod accommodation for families. Termß 17s, 18s, and £1 weekly. Meals at all hours. Beds and meals, Ib. 3692 WANTED Kn/>wr— Kiernan aud Digby, Oabinetmarero, Jpuolsterers, and Undartakers, have a large and varied atook of every kind of Furniture at lowes* prices fe* cash. Manchester i. ?et, next Scott Bros 990 WANTED Knor >— T. Tankard, Bookbinder, Paper Buler, kc Account Books made to order, Law and other books bound, books recased. Durham street, opposite Baxter, Ohemist. 1962 WANTED KNOWN. Townend's Tasteless Powders, for children teething, convulsions, thrush, ko. In packets ls. Sold everywhere. W. P. Townend, Chemist, Crystal Palace Buildings, Colombo street, Christen won. 361 *T|7"ANTED Known— AUSTIN, KIBK & TT CO., Limited, have for sale a large assortment of Earthenware Si. iPits, from drawings by Mr Bel , CB. (cheap, 12s 6d). Other goods eouahy oheap. Orders received for Messrs Prudhoe and Summerhayes. 221 WANTED Known— Couttß' "Acid Ouro " for aoute and ohronio diseases. See pamphlet, free on application to Mackay Bros., Stationers, Manohester street south, agent for Coutts' Guaranteed Acetio Acu v wholesale and retail. 741 sr-^, ■ ■ WANTED Known— Loans graited in sums of £5 and upwards, payable by weekly, monthly, and quarterly instalments. Apply to R. S. Raphael, corner Cashel and Madras streets, opposite St. Paul's Church. 9896 WANTED Known— First-olass Board and Besidence can be had at tho Munster Boarding-house, Madras street south, five minutes' walk from Bailway Station ; terms moderate. M. Hayes, Proprietor. 8987 WANTED Known.— B. O'Connor, Booksollor and Stationer, has the largest and most seleot collection of CathoUe Standard Works of any Bookseller in New Zealand. Address. — Catholic Book Dep&t, opposite the Catholio Ohuroh, Barbadoes street, Christohurch. 973 WANTED Known— That E. and G. Piper are prepared to supply Bricks in any shape or quality cheaper than any other yard in New Zealand. Took first prizo this yoar. Agent for the above, J. Thomas, Colombo streot, near railway-gates, Sydenham. 5464 WANTED— Tobacco Consume to patronise the oheapest snrj: in town. Four 6d oigars for Is j threepenny cigars 2d eaoh. Beat brands of Tobacco cheapaoi ordingly. Hair-cutting, 6d at Tattorsall's Oiga t Divan, opposite Bank of New ZeaLnd. A. Wilson. 804 WANTED Known— ln consequence of large shipments to arrive, J. Percy will sell his very large stock of Boots and Shoes at prices never before known in Christchurch. Every cash purchaser of £1 and upwards will receive a pair of boots as a gift. J. Percy, Colombo " street, opposite City Hotel. Sale for a fortnight only. 5614 WANTED Known, That G. D. Murchie has Bemoved to his New Premises, and has now on hand a well selected stock, comprising every requisite for bouse and offico furnishing, which he is determined to offer at prices that cannot fail to ensure quick sale. Small profits and quick returns is his motto. Funerals, respectably and economicaUy OOnducted. Opposite " Press" office, Cashel street Weßt. 5478 WANTED, Ladies to observe the low prices of my New and Fashionablo , Millinery and Trimmed Hatß, the cheapest , and best value in Ohrißtchuroh. No charge made for trimming ladies' and children's straw hats. A large stock of new Corsets, Underclothing, Pinafores, Bibbons, Laceß, and Fancy Goods. C. E. Church, tho Cash Draper, High street. WANTED Known— G. A. Warden begs to inform his friends and and the public generally that he has opened a Wholesale and Eetail Grocery and Provision Warehouse in Colombo street (next door to Oook and Ross, Chemists), whero by selling tho best articlea at the lowest possible prices for Oash he hope to merit and obtain a share of public patronage. N.B. — Butter and eggs bought in any quantity. 5470 WANTED Known— Gentlemen m quest of Clothing will find it to bo & groat saving to try G. I. MEBBIE, Tailor, Heroford street, the original Tradesmen's Tailor of Dunedin, his long Colonial oxperienca justifies him in saying tbat the value givon by him in suits, from SA 10s upwards, is unsurpassed in Canterbury. During hi- timo is Ohristohnroh he haa gives universal oat.i; taction in fit and quality of workmanship. Gsntlemen's own materials mad* up. fiSr Hereford street, noar tbe Mill Bridge. 2007 WANTED Known— That ten thousand yards or nearly six miles of Dress Material have been bought undor very favourlable circumstances, the bulk of which were purchased from tho son of an English manufacturer visiting the colonies, which enaoles ub to offor Lustres at considerably below colonial wholesale prices, from fourpence halfpenny por yard — decidedly cheap. Costumes, millinery, &c, our own manufacturing ; girls' straw hats from 3Jd each. Men's and boys' clothing, excellent patterns a*cd good fit. Tho prices are the same in all our branches — / Amberley, Leeston, Sydenham, and Lyttelton. Terms cash. Walker, Smith and Co., • Colombo atreet Ohriitchuroh ,, '