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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5171, 28 November 1884, Page 1

Business Notioea. KELSEY BROTHERS, IRONMONGERS, BRITISH AND AMERICAN IMPORTERS? (OPPOSITE THE BAILWAY STATION, CHRISTCHURCH), OFFER THEIR REMAINING STOCK OP GUNfc' ! GUNS ! ! GUNS ! !! . ("Spe .ially selected by our Mr T. 0. KELSEY when in England), AT EXCEEDINGLY REDUCED PRICES. DOUBLE AND SINGLE • BARRELS. BREECH AND MUZZLE LOADERS. KELSEY BROS.. AGENTS FOR THE JOHNSTON REAPER AND BINDER, Are now receiving orders for this deservedly-popular Maohine, at ' £55. T_e Bi»t-Manufactured and P.esl -Finished Binder in the Mnrket. Light Draft, Simple, Beliable. . It has won goldon opinions whorever used. KELSEY BROS., AGENTS FOR COULTA'S SEED AND MANURE DRILLS. HARRISON'S DITTO. We are now taking orders fo*. these Machines. One of each make is on view at the present time and we request the attendance of our friends to inspect. SUITABLE FOB EVERY DESCBLPTTON OF SEED AND MANUBES. KELSEY BROTHERS. HOBDAY & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY DEAPEES AND TAILOBS. FASHIONABLE MANTLES CHARMING MILLINERY SUNSHADES AND FLOWEBS, ' AND EVEBYTHING FOE SUMMEB WEAB AT WONDEEFULLY LOW PEICES HOBDAY AND CO., WATEBLOO HOUSE. THOMAS ATKINSON ENERGETIC FOUNDRY, Mannf acturer of— COOKING EANGES, DAIEY AND OFFICE STOVES, COPPEES AND POETABLE.FUBHACES CLOSET PANS, LEAD WASHEBS, ELBOWS, ASH PANS,; AND SHEET IRON PIPING. AU the above REDUCED 20 per cent' IRON CASTINGS. Tomb Railings, various patterns, and all kinds of Palisadings Leads, CoUege Bars, Ventilators for Strong Rooms, Grates, aU sizes False Bottoms for Ranges, Sash Weights, Wall Plates, Fire Bars 'Furnace Doors and Grates, Bakers' Ovens, Dumb-beUs t Soot Boxes Balcony Fretwork, Frieze for Verandahs, aU sizes and patterns Verandah Corner Brackets, all patterns, 2s 6d each nett. ALL -THE ABOVE OASTINGS ' REDUCED 20 PER CENT THE WONDEBFUL WEBTHEIM WERTHEIM SE -™ a ™ ES - WERTHEIM wߧ£-3islr i-t-t :_,»»_»-.. v__m. WERTHEIM WERTHEIM WERTHEIM WERTHEIM KSX_-agSgJSS WERTHEIM WERTHEIM SHS WERTHEIM WERTHEIM sSHsf.S?- WERTHEIM WERTHEIM "L™ 2L WERTHEIM WERTHEIM __3__*!_a'- , SSB_ WERTHEIM WERTHEIM ™«,_grsS-?*-?3r WERTHEIM WERTHEIM B£KS°£?E£B WERTHEIM WERTHEIM """"* "°- oa " -"■*■* WERTHEIM WERTHEIM „„„„___„__,__,, WERTHEIM BHE ]YeW /jKALANP C_yT,OTKTNO r- ACTORY CjASHEL OTRF.FjT.I**-*! Gtbani) Billiard Jxl a t" c h for the championship of australia, . To take place DURING the CAULFIED CUP WEEK. Messrs ALCOCK and CO. WILL PEESENT ONE OF THEIR MATCH BILLIARD TABLES, Value One Hundred and Fifty Guineas, to be competed for, under the following conditions, viz. :— 1. The match to take place in Melbourne, bstween the HtU and 18th October, the game to be 1000 up. If more than two players compote, each gamo to bo 1000 up. All competitors to start from scratch. 2. Open to aU comers who have resided iv the Australian Colonies, New Zealand, or Tasmania rl2 months prior to the match. 3. Each player to stake £50, and the winner to take the stakes, and Messrs Alcock and Co.'s trophy. If more than three compete the runner-up to save his stake 4. Nominations (£10) to be paid on or before the 30th August next to the sporting editor of " The Australasian." Acceptances (£2O) to be paid on or before 9th of September. The balanco £20) to be paid on or before 9th October, or nominations and acceptances fee to be orfeited and added to tho stake. 5. Proceeds of the ball (less expenses) to be devoted as follows, viz. —One-third to tho Melbourne Hospital, and two-thirds to l.« equally divided amongst competitors. W. GIMBLETT, ~ NURSERYMAN, SEEDSMAN, FRUITEUEI*, AND MARKET GARDENER. NURSERY AND GARDENS ... WOOLSTON AND HEATHCOTE VALLEY. SHOP COLOMBO STREET. NOW READY— Cut Blooms, Pot Plantp, Bedding Plants New Potatoes, Green Peas And all other vegetables fresh from the garden daily. • N.B.— Wedding and Party Bouquets made up every day, aud sent to any address. 8214 WM. GIMBLETT. „ , , » > .T^V^uZT, , . SCOTCH "STOREST '70, l~.ii.j-ua** 8-:iufsT, OksiSjV.vhukob , 132, Hian Street, Chbistchubch O**:. ■(_■_• AI, fcew an-i ris-.oßd-h' fl-! ".ii.-»..r . -.(. i HENRY KEANE, Propkiktor, v 3 . IV-iloM. .'eoopd-tand (it. 8n„i..«8. [».■. ..-1... , (Successor to WilUam Savage.) Mite si- -:ry on Sdlo Cit^ap. __ Al. -.-md* y>? Ktwi'iehMi-i l *diw n..>**. -> I Vw . }i?h *i e on draught. Dnnedin and Chris •"i'-': ■*' -*-'•''• i l- , '-„,'-_ , ._ . , , „ church Ales in Spleudid Coiiditiuu, Jt0 ' 1k * 2 s i XV T\ XJOTTLE JLFePARTMENT. IMPORTANT NOTICE. All Wines and Spirits sold at the Lowost Pricea aud guaranteed. SHIRTS TO MEASUBE prom ! Neat Billiard Room aud Up-stairsßar. '364. SIX SHILLING S_AND SIXPENCE, j -p H B P H OS N I X FIEE OFFICWarrantodas Perfect a Fit, and Made as Jvn i *-- _ OF jrijinrtN fully, as the more expensive ones of my weU-know j (Established 1782.) make TOHN INGLIS Superior in Evory Way to ready-mado goods. ! Cbristchuroh, Instructions for Self-measurement Post Fred ob J -«i« fj _j y _ o B K LENT application. ixsL .^~ — On approved Froehold Seourity, in Bums of from John Jla arbo bo w I /jiAn „„ i*i^ **„-•»_■. SHIRT MAKEB, j »100 TO £i.o,ooii. MANSE STREET, DUNEDIN. j «, sKKK!! r, com I^HAW, * _' JSHES, N.K.— Sleeping .Suifs, NightahirtK, C> l ■:., Cun j Soiimtotj Dressing-gowns, &o. t A--., to measure. Vi-iUrii _ Xi, Glouoo-ior strootj <n_ri-tobax<dl