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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5961, 23 June 1887, Page 2

Business Notiosi . I STOCK-TASING SALE OF WOETH 0F GENEEAL DRAPERY & CLOTHING. Also, Stock of MESSRS SHAW & CO., Duntroon, Bought at 63 Sd aud 10s in the £, ON WEDNESDAY AND FOLLOWING DAYS, AT G. L, BEATH & CO., AEG"SLE HOUSE. FOB PARTICULARS SEE PRICE LIST. 4451 \ Good Poot. Bad Foot. With the Protector. Without tte Protector. J-jrfc C 3 ÜBILEE J3OOTS AND c3HOES. NOW READY. Best and Cheapest Ever offered For Sale, iJL, CjORBICK k \JO» 14, VICTORIA STREET. NOVELTY. ~" WOOL WOEKING MACHINE. TPfWiVING takes over the Agency of the above, JjL we are prepared to treat with Canvassers, Storekeepers, &0., on liberal terms, Edward X&eece & Sons, Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers, 12S, Colombo street, Christchurch. FANS ! FANS!! ]M, SaNDBTEIN, Cashel street, Chtjstchurch, HaviDg a Large stock of FANS, has determined to Clear the whole lot at HALF THE ORIGINAL COST. Marked in Plain Figures. 115S __ _ OHN Jj OWLER AND <Uo.'S COMPOUND' AND SINGLE CYLINDER TRACTION ENGINES. Estimates given for all sorts of MINDXG LOCOMOTIVE, and AGEICULTURAL ENGINES PORTABLE RAILWAYS, *c. WOOD, SHAND & CO., AOEST3. 8 OUTHFUL VIGOUR. HAPPY MAREI&GB, Hila-LTHY OFFSPRING, a Medical Treatise by that eminouT. French Hospital Physician, Dr KABpMSKI, ehowinj; sufferers how they may cure themselves of Nervous DebilUy, Lost Manhood, fr-c, &<?. Sent by Post for vis Sonny (N.Z.) stamps. Address, Parisian, P. 0.. ios 76% Sydney. "A boon to all desiriuj • self-cure. " — "Medical Review" 1328 nnHE EXPERIENCE of a COUNTRY J VISITOR on visiting the MUTUAL BOOT STORE, Next V/hite Hart Hotel. "The first thing Idia was to go straight away To this wonderta] shop, that's tbe talk of tho day. And— would you believe it? — thore'a thousanas of pairs Of boots, shoes and slippers for folks of all years. " There's t>ilo upon pile of all sorts of leather, For summer at;d winter and all kinds of weather. So I axed them tho price, and I found it so fair, That I thought I'd lust lay iv o stock for the year. "I saw neighbour Jones; he's bought such a stock— For the boots in tie country are not worth a jot. _ And there's neighbour Bond has got some for his wife, The cheapest that ever he bought in his Kfe, " And old Fanny Ryan, with her crippled feet, Ha b got a new pair so easy nnd neat. That she toddles away to t«ll tho gsod news That the Muiual's the place to buy cheap, easy shoes. ".Aid only think. Pot, ourold Gov'nor was there. And he'd neve* go where the t?oo6g were Bold dear But, you depend ©n't, if they fell bo cheap No shop in the city can with them compate. • Thoir Bluchors aro male of such prime sort of leather, J'H venture to say thnt they'll face auy weather, I'll show you a pair that I bought for myt-elf, At six shill'un less than I gave to old Ralph. " And then there's tho girls I've rigged them out smai-t, Fer all sorts are equally cheap at that Mart ; And as to my wife, she's so proud of her shoes, She's determined to tell all the neighbours the news. "And John, Sam, and Charley, and old Father Grey, Are all starting eff for tho city to-day, Ko, Pat. you w'st go without more delay, To the Mutual's great shoe mart, the pride of the day. Accept tt is Straight Tip from a rhrowd countrj • mas, and profit by his experience. HE JjJLUTUAL JISoOT ©TORE 13 NEST W3ITE HART HOTEL. BiSO NOTICE OF REMOVAL HJ. GAMBLE, Tailor, begs to inform his • patrons and friends he has Removed from Manchester stroet to 224, Cashel street west. 6526 HUDSON'S HOMOEOPATHIC COCOA. A DELICIOUS ECONOMICAL FAMILY BEVERAGE. CLOGS. MEN'S WATERTIGHT TOP CLOGS, From 8a 3d. Youths' from 7a 6d per pair.. MES'SLACB TOP CLOGS, From 5s 9d tho piir. CHILDREN'S CLOGS. LADIES' CLOGS AND RING PATTENS, 2a 6d the pair. OLD BOOTS CI.ORGKD nnd CIOGS MADE TO ORyEK. 141, ARMAGH STREET, Near Manchester street.