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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5991, 28 July 1887, Page 1

| Bneinesß ZJotlsvs. __________ NOW IS THE OFPOKTiraTTT FOB CHEAP BOOTS. SMITH'S GREAT ANNUAL ! CLEARING SALE COMMENCED ON SATURDAY) 2 nd JULY, AT . i UNIVERSAL BOOT DEPOT. Next Peterseh's, the Jewellers. ■ A Real Bona Fide Clearing Sale prior to Stock Taking, and every Line in the Shop will be LARGELY REDUCED. £6000 WORTH or BOOTS |TO SELECT FEOM. Ladies' Shoes and Button Boots, and Elastic j Bides— fine, strong, good.fitting lines, at j GREAT BARGAIN PRICES. i THIS IS A GENUINE SALE, And suoh an opportunity to get Good Boots for yourcelves, your wives, and children. never oconrred before. LOOK AT THE WINDOW. SALE COMMENCED SATURDAY, JULY 2 nd - Note— The Address is UNIVERSAL DEPOT, NEST FETEBSEN'B, Jewellers. 81 RESULT OF SMITH'S WORD COMPETITION, UNIVERSAL DEPOT. Total number of lists received, 576, of which 30 lists contained over 5000 words in each. After a careful and laborious scrutiny, the following are adjudged tho prizes by the Committee !— Harry George Goodman, Eelwyn street south, Sydenham, Ist Prize, £10. 8110 words, reduced to 0995. Mrs A. C. Ncwcon, North Belt. 2nd Prize, £5. 6751 words, reduced to 6410. Miss C. 1/. Gordon, Springfield road, 3rd Prize, £S. 07*4 words, reduced to C3S3. Mr Thos. Gordon, Holly road, 4th Prize, £2. 0753 words, reduced to 0351. These prizo3 are now payable on application. 1221 COUGHS AND COLDS, CURE FOE. W. K. Co o _E, 244, HIGH STREET j (Late of Chrietchurch Hospital), ! (HIGH STREET ONLY.) ssia S. NASHELSKI, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGER AND; GENERAL IMPORTEB, 217, High Stkset and 129, Hereford Street, CHRISTCHURCH, "BIT AS IN STOCK, _ND TO ARRIVE, A LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OP ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND :. CONTINENTAL HARDWARE, Iv all ita Branches, aud AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Cement, Black and Galvanised Sheet Iron Galvanised Corrugated Iroa I Gulvanised ami PatastLer.d.heided Nails f Pi? aud Shoot Lead, Copper Ingots and Tubav | Brass and Copper Sheets Windiuilis, bams, Pumps ! Galvanised andßiack Pipes and Fitting j CoachbuiWers' WooiUvare, Axle?, Springs, and I Materials | Glass Oils Paints, A r iirnishe3, and Paperlianginga j j Voucin-jj Wire (Black au>l Ga'.vatiisort) Piain anri BavbDd, Standards and Slap!c3, Wira and Sheep Betting Acriculturnl Implements Spades, Shovels and Forks of all Kinds bAt'ea, WeighiEg Wncbines, Scnles, Spring Bulanceß A £p!autiii:l A&Konuiont of Local, English, and Scotch Ranees, American and Scotch Stores, K. gisler Grr.toa Marlilo and Slate Mantelpieces, Tiloi for Hearths Fein: ers aud Fireirons Manfjlea, Washing Machines, and Wringers I/ampivare, Brushware, Tinware, aud General Furnishing Goods. SPECIALITIES Eloctro-platcd Wars, Cublery, Chea-ven's Filters Hitchcock's Lamps— Table, Bracket, aud Hangiug —at Reduccil Prices Colonial limbed Wire, at £10 per ton MANHATTAN WATCHES, from 21s to 42s WATERBUKY WATCHE-i, la ea. V PERSONAL. MISS SEAGEE, Dressmaker, &c. (late at Crocker's); has arranged for rooms at W. N. Rushbrook'3 Drapery Warehouse, Cashel street, and will have pleasure iv personally attending to the wants of her customers there. B 3 ■■- . ■ i