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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5171, 28 November 1884, Page 4

-rf-KM-_--aii in i iiaß?a°« , -'i-*gag»ggAia-c_^^ Bueinoss ffotioeg. TWENTYMAN ' & COUSIN Gteneral, Furnishing, and Builders* Ironmongers OASHEL STREET, CHEISTCHUECH. Oeb Advertisement on Front Page.

Business Notices. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. X}** DWARD OHITE & fiO. Beg to inform tho Inhabitants of Christohurch that they will OPEN THEIR NEW BOOT SHOP, HIGH STREET, on SATURDAY, OCT. 25th, WITH THE MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES THAT HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED TO THK PUBLIC OF CANTERBURY. INSPECTION INVITED, AND A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. Call and See onr Window, next to Simpson's Stationer, when we will have a MOST MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OP FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH, AND COLONIAL BOOTS AND SHOES. COME ONE,- COME ALL, TO THB UNIVEESAi BOOT DEPOT. JOUS JUORDSHIP'S JEIOTEL AHD JL-ARUER, LICHFIELD STREET, CHEISTCHURCH, UNDEB NEW MANAGEMENT, NOTWITHSTANDING the high reputation this Hotel has held for many years, several improvements have been added, thns rendering it one of the best in the City. 3, Commercial men, Farmers, and Families will find all they deßire for oleanliness, attention, and moderate oharges. The Hotel is most conveniently situated, two minutes' from the railway, closo to trams, in the oentre of the oity. THE BEST LUNCHEON OR TEA, In the Colonies, FOR ONE jS HILLING. THE NEW GRILL IS FINISHED Chops aud Steaks to Perfection, AN INNOVATION-' Champagne— ONE SHILLING per ("Haso. Public Companies, Clubs, ko., oan be .arranged with for Meetings, Dinners kc 85 Hobbs and i ) o.t MERCHANT TAILORS Ann WOOLLEN DRAPERS, HAVE much pleasure in informing their customers, the public, and tho trade generally that thoy have now opened up EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE AND CHOICE SHIPMENTS j or ] NEW AND SEASONABLE SPBING GOODS, j Consisting of I Superior West of England Broads, Does, Mcl- : tons, aud Worsted Coatings, in all makt-6, , plain ondifaucy i Fancy Worsted Suitings and Trouserings i Scotch and West of England Suitings and , Trouserings j Belgian, French, and Mosgiel Tweeds j Bedford, Worsted, and Velvet Cords, in great , variety. j j Being DIRECT IMPORTERS ;from the MANU- j FACTURERS, they can offer their j Cloths for Sole at LOWER PRICES Thau any other House in the Trade. 1 In consequence of their Intended Removal to their j NEW BUILDINGS in COLOMBO STREET, ; they are determined to reduce their Prosent Stock, which is the ! Largest in the Colony, \ BY SELLING OFF, •! To tho amount of £3000. i With this object in view, they will, dnring the , present season make suits to order at a consider j able Reduction to Cash Customers. j HIGH STREET j _ I OHKiBTCnuF.cn. *- j i' ~ j I ! j SEASON ISS AND | I OUR FIBST LOT OF ! j ]_-i*[i*w Reason's .1 k* ! | AKBIVED. I QUAI.ITr EXTRA GOOD. j i Wo have oomiceuced Selling it patted in oautifu '; j • Almuuacks i j We continue to the Bes Chw of ! j Groceries Cheaper than any other house in town, j ' Best Rice, 3d. per lb. New Currants, 5W per lb. j ' Tapioca, Ponrl or Flake, 4d per lb. ' I White Sugar, 3Jd per lb. j i KINCATO MARRIOTT, I I 55 and 157 Colombo street. 4U-0 j i I i j fiji. i : fYJO Arrive ex T« -V---"-, i ! --IJI MtfEAPIPLI'.--, j BANAV*..-., ORANGES. i -**& . COCOA-NUT}- | H. STEWART'S, | ?;>.. '"••■•!. *-3130 ST'JKB'f *: *

Business Notices. "jT> J. HALE invites tbe Pnblic to Read aad arefuUy Note his New List of Prices tor Boots and Shoes. A JOB LINE of Ladies* Felt Slippers at 2s. unequalled at the price. "* RENT'S Slippers from 2s 6d; no goods like these at the figure in town. CHILDREN'S Kid Elastic Sides, 7 to 9, at 4s tt_ also, 10 to 13, at 5s 6d ; competition defied. TT ADIES' Kid Elastic Sides at 6s 6d per pairs splendid valuo, try them. | TT ADIES" Kid Elastic Sides at 7a 6d; call e_r*j I , and secure a pair. *T ADIES* vory superior All-lasting Boots at 8s 6d; once try them, and y*u will always boy them. /"\UR Own' Make Strong-nailed.Blnchersat 9s «d : unequalled for wear. fi ENT'S Wooden Sole Watertight- at 10b fid. i always in stock. fi ENT'S Colonial Shooting Boots at 13s 6dpe_ pair, everlasting wear. ft ENT'S Band-sown German-made Spring Sidea at lis 6d, a regular bargain. Own Make Elastic Sides from ISs fid par pair ; nothing to beat them. A LSO, Our Own Make Watertights at 16s fid. guaranteed. "Jf^rOTE the Address— B. J. HALE, Al Boot and Shoe Depot, Corner of Colombo and Caahel streets -JPC #!*,-"_.£'_• ASX> r»B»_cr aa; 0 17 P T e!&'*^X?iJ\* down to £S«V to be i« Tano->-3 on Apprc-ved **r**h^ld Safari *ie« at Iio;** 1 : 4_rtcat Jlate3 of Intjereat, AprJy to A DEAVOS, Solioitors. <_cio 5 000 "v*** to v,m0,,8 "^ FREEHOLD SECURITY. At Lowest Current Rates Apply to WILLIAMS & MILLTON, Solicitors, 748 Glouoester Btreet,. Chr_?tch_reh CANTERBURY LOAN AND DIBCOUHT COMPANY 81, Lichfield street East LOANS Granted from £3 on personal aaevttfH at lovest rato of interest, repayable by b_t» stalments. Letters to manager stricuy coon-or tial ; enclose stamps to ensure reply. -Ml? MONEY ADVANCED ON MOBTGAG! fsok £50 to £1000 R. W. FEREDAY, Solicitor, Clsristch-rch *■»»_ ATLANTIC LOAN AND DISCOUNT OFF-CJE 100, Cashel street east, Cebistchvbch, Opposite Temperance Hotel. LOANS Granted. Reparable as arranged. Bißa privately discounted and renewed. Boasonatl* interest charged. Seci-ecy and despatch. 6 M. A. Raphael, manager. Post-laddress:Baxl9_^ MedioaL i " Diseased Nature oftentimes breaks forth ia strange eruptions."— Act HI., Scene L TO THE PUBLIC. SOME patients suffering from nervous affections ore afraid, from sheer bashfalness and modesty, to rEP.sosAT.LT consult a medical man — other patients have not the self-possession and eoolcess when in thn consulting room, to accurately describe thr-ir syn»i>'oms— their habits ot life, and tiie nature of the disease they suffer from. Let such persons (he or she) rit (raiet'y down in, the privacjor thoir own apartment-, and with ealra minds describe .dearly each symptom, of their case ; a ch-ar statement thus written, and laid before may is far preferable in nervous diseases to a personal consultation. WLere, however, a disease is of a. peculiar and exceptional character, a personal consultation may become necessary ; but my sac-ess in correspondence is so great, that of the thousands npou thousauds whom I have treated by lotter during the last 32 years, not a single __t-taka-has ever occurred, not a case has ever been mads, public— in fact, the vory simplicity of my system of correspondence prevents publicity. ' At the same time mediciae^ an sent to n»y j patients in such a form as to defy detection. I How many thousands have I not brought joy to t ) How many have been enabled to enter into tha • marriage state through consul tin? me? j How many after marriaeo have privately con- ! suited me and been blessed, and their niarriad five* i made fruitful aud happy? I How mauy wasted ruined youths of both sexea j have also been restored to hralth, and thanked their j manhood, for having consulted me by letter ? How many qucst-.ms arise where tha ___uly physician is unable to unravel the case, and whera ' often the patient lins-ers on, not daring to tell hia family medical adviser the nature of bis c-croplaint, ■ until consumption, wasting, or mental diseases set ■ in, and the sufferer gets K-yond the cur_ble Stage, ! nnd is left a hopeless wreck ? A letter written iv the priv-.cy of the room and i dropped in the post-box reathes me quietly ; tk« I answer is returned as quietly and unostentationsly. j and the pa tieut, without stepping from hi« chamber, except to post his letter, is by return of post pnt in ; full possession of the nature of his case. His hope* i are raisod, his doubts removed, and he is comparaj tively a n**w man ; in fact, in many cases, a new ! being altogether. i The onlj addition to the ordinary written letter ; tho age, occupation, habits, and symptoms nothing : more. The usua) consultation fee of f'l (onepoond) mnst be enclosed, otherwise no answer will be returned. There arc thousands of cases m daily life where a consultation with oneat a distance, will remove by I a single letter a great fear, a great care, and it often, : solves what appears a-- an impenetrable mystery. : Many a sad heart has boen made joyful on receipt of an explanatory letter from me. I To thosi" who ore about to marry, I wonM say, consult mo before doing so, and thus prevent many I after troubles, and remove many unnecessary fear* 1 aud prejudices ; to those more especially who hava '■ suffered in early years from disease, or wbo__T» yielded to their passions, to these I say at oae*, consult with me, do not tarry, delays ar_d___ero__, and as an exi>ert, my time may not be always at yonr service, you can, by simply enclosi-jg oaa pound, have the benefit of my e_perie___ ra t_» same manner as if I lived in yonr own town, and with the additional advantage of thorough rriT_cy. —Yours truly, LOUIS L. S-HTH. Address— Db L. L. SMITH, 182, COLLINS STREET EAST. Melbourne. CONSULTATION FEE, BY LETl*_n_, £L Fee for personal Consultation, £1 la. The latter is inclusive of medicine. Medicines forwarded, well-packed, to all th* ' Colonies, India nnd Europe. 182, COLLINS STREET EAST, Melbwrrne. Dh E. C. West's N_b« us_ IS-ai* T_*_._nw» guar-ntcod specifio for Hyirteria,, n_u_n#»a, Ctt. vulsions. Fits, Norvons Ne_r__r__ _*.t*v_jv- v i Nervous Prostratioa ca_-ed *»*_**-•* j* s ***-* •**■--■■»•' or tobacco. Wakefulness, Mea.'-- I***-.-* •'•• . Softening rf the Brain, *>-s_lt--< i^ i_>-. - - leading to misery, d<*cay and dd_ti., if.-, • A~e, Bavrennesa, Loss of Towtr In ci*.-.-. « Invoboitary Lessee and Sper__it.»rl___ _•»_»• ovor-exertion of tho brain or ovrr-ic-i-^--*-Each box cont-ius one _j.o_i_” _-._.t___ni. Sa a box, or six boxes for 255, sont by mail pnpaUoai receipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIS BOXES To cure any case. With each order •t-eeai-ed ty w for six boxes, accompanied with 255, -re win aam_> the purchaser oor written guatuat'de to i_f*_ad tihs money if the treatment doof not -Beot a aorta. Guarantees issued only by G. BONNINGTON, Che-ii-t, 553 Christchtt-ch, KA