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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4861, 28 November 1883, Page 2

Hen by Lake. Wholesale and Betail BOOKSELLEB AND STATIONEB, (Strange's Buildings) HIGH STBEfif, Photo Views of North anf,. South Islands, West Coaat Boad, 4c, at Grf y^iy Beduced Prioes. Photo Albums in Great " tf&riety. Churoh Services onr^ frayer Books, and Hymns Ancient and M .o-dern, in Elegant Binding at exoeeding Low j»rjces. Family Bibles to, t ß : ainw>Ht given away. Christmas an^ etr Year Cards, all now and carefully sel' Plain and. Commercial Stationery Cheaper than any I.quso ta Chrißtchnrch. «*"« " ttQ'lfclNG SUCCEEDS LItE SUCCESS." CjUESTHONI Wfffc, inthe midsT** great depression ita trade and the da/tk predictions of a brief erißttofteis the lONDON ABpAOE pM-eminently s-uocessfcd, and the" centre of attraction ta the city r , BECAUSE it stands nnrivalled in the extent and class 'Of goods offered, their .cheapness, their novelty, their attractiveness, and the freedom with whiok its patrons can inspeot tho goods (all marked ta jlata figures), dhd tho courteousneßs of its atteadaits. Great preparations aro being made, and large' arrivals ef new, goods bemg 1 approaching holiSay season, bo that tho residents *f . and visitors to, Christchorch, may rely upon aa '"exceptional opportunity of securing the most vattrtotivegoode'and greatest novelties for Christmas and New tear Presents. We liave justnnpacked oases of WONDEBFUL MECHANICAL TOYS.Tfind 250 DOZEN DOLLS, 'Banging 'in 1 price from 6d to 100s each-; splendid valueß. Christmas, New Year's, Presentation, Love, «nd Birthday Cards, entirely new styles, ta English, American, Continental, a«d Colonial Manufaoture. The Finest Seleotion in the City. BOOKS AND STATIONEBY AT ENGLISH PEICES. NOTE THE ADDBESS— GOODSON'S LONDON AROADE, HIGH STBEET, CHBISTCHUBCH ; And at AUCKLAND anS WELLINGTON. Londoa Ofice, St Mary Axe. A. BABE OHANCE. T|o LET, the Bisouit Faotory lately oooupied by G. Alexander, «ow doing a flrst-elaas trade. To a good bnsiness man with a bmall oapital it is a certain fortune. For particular apiply to J. Bnggey, Confectioner, Colombo; street. 6332 jS mi th's Univebsal Soot JLlepot, HIGH STBEET, CHBISTCHUBOH. AT this -establishment you will find a splendid , stoCkto ohooso from. XF you are partioular, and want a -natty, nicefitting boot or shoe, call at the Universal Beet Depdt. ' TljO>yeu-donce? Then visit Smith's Depet, sad I JLM obtain a.pair of German or Frenoh glove-Mel • aihecs or boots, oiMas own special moke. TO'theTiadieS! Nothing is more comfortable, or'makes the feet look smaller thana-shee < ifrom Pient's, of "-Pariß, and they will wear to the • laet 'thread. afBBINQ is -here, and ladies will now -want . 53 neat walking shoe. Call at the Universal Boot Depet, High, atreet. —^— — — —— ■ f 'ADIES' lasting boots at all prices, and .< 1 J OoAhmere home boots from 4s <per pair. Jk CAPITAL *Eid Boot can bo had from 6s pei ,/% i pair upwards. TjTAEMßES,.axtisanß, and the pnblio generally JD most < call- at the Universal Boot Depot il j *hey want to enoourage and obtain Boots that wil ! Abend wear at moderate prices. . fn the Order) department, any Wad of Boot cai .1. be- made, from light walking shoes to-very higl Bolmwrals. Look at the window as youpass dowi Higfc strest. REMEMBEBthe Universal Boot Depdt, Higl -stoeet, nezt door to Petersen -aad Co., Jewellers. "■" AWN Tennis is now ta soason, and >a ipajr ol 1 J neat Tennis Shoes is indispensable, . eithei for Ladies or Gentlemen; or you can get a Clot! and 'Bnbber -shoe combined, that enßwers "the pur posfli very well, at much lower prioes. DO 'not forget that at Smith's Universal )Booi Depot every claas of Customer can b< suited, es it is neoescary to not only fit the feei but to- fit (tiie pocket too. BsEMEMBEE, the Universal Boot Dejrit, Higl -street, next -door to Petersen and Co. Jfrwslless. Ht Jo jH. ALE .TO THEBFOBE AGAIN. NBW PBIOB LIST. Al BOOT A»D~SHOE DBPOT, CASHEL STKEET. WANTED KNOWN— Ladies' slippers casta bonght at 2s 6d, genits' 3s. Everyone shoald'have-a pair at these pricee. B.J.Hale. A JOB LINE of elastic-fronted Colonial-made shoes.at 3s 6d, worth doul'le the money. B, J. Bale. GIBLS' Sid side-spaiag,'« to .9, at 4s 6d; 10 to 13, ss. 6d. B. J. HcUe's Clteap Shop. Bemember— Only place ta town wh ere you can gel such value. LADIES' (Eud elastic-sides at 6b 6d. No good, in town to beat them -fit the price. B. J, Hale. SPLENDID -Line of houseboats at 4e 6d— nn. equalled for durability. ..•£- J. liale. LADIES' veiy superior -kid. elastic-sides, fancy stitched, >at 8s 6d, aplendid -wine. B. J. Hale. IF the Ladies of Christchurch wonld only try n\y Germontlasting boota at-fis 6d, they would never wear anything else fee summer. B.J.Hale. BJ. HALEH3 ia the only -shop ta town where • you can get wooden-sOled watertights all the year round at 18« Bd. REDUCTION in my light sihooting boots, from 16g.6d to 13s -64. Everyrather man in town is wearing them. E.. J. Hale. OBSEBVE I— Our own make -side-springs, at 15s6d: cs -vot >fc; equalled. Try them. B. .7. Hale. ALSO, our own nuke watertights, at 16s 6d. Eoonomy is the order of tha day, and B. J. Hale is determined to encourage it. ""fT7"ET Another!— Own make pegged shootrag JL boots to measure, at 18s 6d. Cesunent ie unnecessary. INFANTS' Boots from ls per pair. Note the address-B. J. Hate, Al Boot said Shew Depot, Cashel etreet. . .4987 •f f\ SHILLINGS ta the £.— C. B. Church is Jl_\_F now offering the bankrupt stock of J. (Thompson, Bangiora. All sew goods; trimmed -hats, from 2s lld; Leghorn bats, 6d; boys' hats, >6d: ladies' straw hats, ls. Call early. a •f f\ SHILLINGS in the £.—C. B. Church is JL" now offering the bankrapt stook of jf. Thompson, Bangiora. Ladies' underclothing, le lld,;, .corsets, ls lld; sunshades, 2s lld; girls' do 4 Is ; frillings, 2d and 3d; coloured >nets, 2}d. If\ SHILLINGS ta the £.-C. B. Church is \ir now selling the bankrupt stock of J. Thompson, Bangiora. Print costumes, 4s lld; print-dresses, 2s lld; full dress coloured cambrics, SJdperyd.; coloured sateens, 6Jd por yd. Inspection invited. •a f\ SHILLINGS in the £.— C. B. Church is M.\w .now selling the stock of J. Thompson, Bangiora, .bankrupt. White calicoes, 2s lld per dozen ; unbleached do., 2s lld per lozen _ flannel, BJd per yd.; sheeting, Hid per 1.; unbleached do., ftjd ; ticking, 6}d ; towels, 3Jd large Turkish do., SJd. Seopw these lines early. 1 f\ SHILLINGS ta the £.-C B. Chnreh is lv now selling the stock of J. Thompson, Bangiora, bankijpnt. Men's shirts, Is; brown cotton sooks, 4Jd fcotton drawers, ls 6d; braces. Is; collars, 2d and 6d per box; felt hats, ls6d; tweed trousers, 4s lld ; superfine black cloth coats, 10s 6d, worth 30s. •f f\ SHILLINGS in tbe £.-C. B. Church is A\J now selling tiie stock of J. Thompson, Bangiora, bankrnpt. Now is the time to get real [ bargains, for the stock is new and well assorted. Yon can now save 10s in the £ by malting all your Surchases at C. B. Church's, the Caßh Draper and lothier, Cashel street, Christchurch. THE NATIONAL LOAN AND DIBCOUNT COMPANY, opposite His Lordship's Larder, Lichfleld street.— Loans granted ta sums of money ; from £10 to £5000, upon deeds of property, shares 1 ta pablio companies, or any other class of seourity. ' Loons can be made repayable by weekly, monthly, or quarterly nstalments. Bills discounted daily. , Benewals effected. All applications personally or by letter strietiy confidential. We are also Lioensed Pawnbrokers, and lend money on all kiod«p/^eJiw7#ek)thij-g,gnaa, piano*, 4q, 4031