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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6043, 27 September 1887, Page 2

Business Notices. Spring Kovelties IE 'GENTLEMEN'S SCAE?S JUST- OPENED UE,. And SeningJasfc. C, M. G- BAT. HIGH STREET. IN consequence of ill-health I am compelled to leaves Canterbury, therefore will offeir tha WHOLE OF MY NEW STOCK OF GENTLEEIEN'S HATS, BOSIBRT, SHIRTS, TIES _kd COLLARS, LESS THAN A COST PftlCE. THE SALE WILL COMMENCE osr SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, CONTINUE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, After which the balance of the Stock -nrai be SOLD BY TENDER OE PUBLIC AUCTION. The Premises to Let on a Long Lftase. All accounts to be sent in for payment before the .end of September. C. R. CHURCH, Hatter atd Hosier, the Beehive, 4162 High street, Christchurch. THS "AUBQRA" COMBINATION LAMP STOVE. NOTICE TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC. THE SECOND SHIPMENT of the above haa now arrived, and we are pleased to oa nble to annonuoo we can now execute the very numerous orders previously raceiverf, which, owing to the tremendous demand for this article, we were unfortunately not able to supply in the first instanoe. THE "AURORA" COMBINATION LAMP STOVE. CHEAP LIGHT! ! ! CHEAP LIGHT !! ! PRICE COMPLETE, £1. THE MOST MARVELLOUH COMBINATION OP HEAT AND LIGHT EVER KNOWN. Width of fiime. 4 inches. Only a f*w minutes | required to boil a kettle of water. Will boil or r cook for twenty to twenty.Bir hour*! (according to | height of fl;_ae and quality of kerosene used) with onca filling, at an aveinge cost of ! Id io in PER HOUE, And at the same time furnishing a Bright and Agreeable Light equ:u to two ordinary Lamps for reading, seiviug, &c, &c. BTEA.T3OEDRYS A BOOM QUICKER AND FAR MOhE EFFECTIVELY THAN A COAL FIRB, 1 as the Lamp may be placed in tho centre or any part of thfl Koom. Wi)l keep 10 degrees of frost ont of a room 13 feet equare ! ! ! A POSITIVE BLESSING FOR THE HOUSEHOLD, Tha Office, Store, Warehonsn, "Workroom, Nurr-.«ry, Bestaurant, Hotel ; for the Chemist, Pbotofrrapher, Bookbinder, Printer, Stndent, Oabiuetvnaker, Dressmaker, Laundress,' Tailor. Hairdresser ; the Sur. vflyor. Contractor, and Shepherd j Camping in | Tents, or on board Ship, &c, &c. ; for the Sickroom especially, and for tho Conservatory. j In fact, for anyone in want o£ a quick, reliable j Heat and Light, this Stove ia j SIMPLY INDISPENSABLE. STRONG AND DURABLY MADE.' POETABLE. No Glass. No Chiumeya. No flues. NO BMELL. No labour or trouble— Because no Dirt. ! Decidedly Ornamental, with enamelled ba";e and ! bronzo fiaish. At all times convenient, and ' alwiya ready. Can be carried about easily and [ placed upon the tablo or mantelpiece. 1 While enumerating only a few of the countless purposes for whi';h this littla Stove is v.ilnable, we wit-h eapeciully to call attention t .> the f*ct that is has .HO PARTICULAR SBA.SON OP USEFULNKSS, being equally convenient in winter as in Summer, in Autumn as in Spring. With no other recommendation, its efficient, service in the sick room alone, when at auy moment of tha night or day prompt application of remedies may afford immediate relief, places upon it A VAI*UE WOT TO BE CALCULATED IN SHICLINGS AND PENCB. Id valuable to the laundress, who can iron all day long with two irons. A Speciality for Greenhouses or Conservatories ! 1 Keeping 10 Degrees of Frost out of a Room 13 Feet Square ■ 1 1 The Thing for the Kick Room ! ! ! Of Inestimable Value to ihe Doctor ! ! ! Equally Useful in Summer and Winter!!! Indispensnble to the Housewife ! ! ! For Troning— The Grandest Invention of the A ge ! ! ! L'rvingClothesin V/es Weather— A Treasure ! ! ! For Drying a Damp Boom or Cupboard 1 1 ! The Bachelors Friend ! ! ! Perfectly Safe, and Always Beady for Light orHeatUl POSITIVELY THE Bfi.ST AND CHEAPEST CONTRIVANCE EVER INVENTED. AwSK'PARTiCULARLYFbtt TEE "AURORA." The Same is Cast upon each Lamp-Stove, for it is the OWE and OUSjY Article *in tbe Market that will- faithf ally answer above description; and we xnnet warn the Public acainst trumpery imita. tiODB (made ofl inferior materiul) of this Splendid Invention, which may bo offered for*a few shillings less money, but which can n»ver tulfiil half the advantages claimed, and rightly claimed for the "Aurora." POINTS TO WHICH WE DEAW ESPECIAL NOTICE AHE— The Font or Cistern of the "Aurora," which contains the kerosene, in of. solid iron, cast all in one piece, therefore vary substantial, and the Lamp, afttr once bought, will last for many years. Another and most important feature in tha construction of the Aurora is the perforated Nipple or Cup, which, in conjunction with the peculiar construction of the Burner, renders "* COMBUSTION PERFECT AN EXPLOSION IMPOSSIBLE ! t This fact alone places the " Aurora" Lamp Stove practically berocd competition; the superiority in comparison with any other moke, being at a glance appurent. We may state m have several other makes of this article to arrive ebortly; but more for tbe sake of comparison than that we anticipate muvii tfemaud for them ; which we can pla enpm the market at much less money; but c-mnot conscientiously claim half thft grfeat advantages WO 66t fortn and pkote in favour of tfce "Aurora," especially so as regards aAFETY. For tbe -warm weather now approaching the Aurora Lamp Stove will prove a Boon to thousands. By simply striking a match yon can boil the kettle, fry, or bake ; and immediately turn out the lamp when done with, and the unbearable heat of a fire and trouble of tiudling tbe Finue so often in hot weather, is dispensed with. Thus the Aurora will pava its first cost— in the value of coals and firewood in no time— besides taking the place of a lamp for lighting purposes. We are now supplying— properly constructed for tho Aurora :— Kettles in various sizes, and also an OVEN capab'e of cooking a joint of meat, at a small additional cost. To ba proenred through any ironmonger or storekeeper in Town or • 'oiintry. And Wholesale PROM PEECY NIND-WAUD, Sole -gent for New Zealand, . General importer, Market Place, Cnristchurch. Do not forget the word "Aurora" is cast on each. Lamp and the PBICE is £1 Each. 4527 ESTABLISHED 27 YEAES. H PETEESEM AM) CO., 222, EIGH 3TSEET, Chmstchc-ch. WATCHMAKESS, JEWELLERS, AND SILVERSMITHS. By Special Appointment to His Excellency tha Governor. B.P. & Co. have always a Large Assortment of WEDDING, BIRTHDAY, AND CHRISTENING PRESENTS IN STOCK, Also, WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELLER? Eepaired by Skilkd Workmen. --■■ j § 1 ? Ia A Jk 5 >: 5 k cv ,5/ t- »> cc S S^iQ »/ " I] 111 . i;s i ,/§ si* Lg* g =7 J I I 3 H < gg MANCHESTER ST ' [_ PATENT WIUE-QUILTED iiALF-SOLES, Repairing Boots or Clump Solee. j THESE Half-Soles are cut on an entirely new • system, enabling the bootmaker/ or amateur to select a size and shape precise'y adapted to any ' B;ze of boot with tho least possible waste. They ato perforated with twisfed copper wire, enoh pieca 1 I*3 hie practically screwed into the sole by patent I machinery. The wire naver mores (romi'S placo, either up or down, but wears evenly with the leather. Bomo idea may ba formed of the extra ' wearing power of quilted soles, when it is known ' ' that the whole of the leather is there and the wire jin addition. They aro not. slippery like Rioel spr-ga, and do not mark the floors and oilcloth or carpets. , Best KLgiiah and American leather only used in these solos. , 137. 141 i »la. ARUAGH STREET. PRTNG Carte, Pleasure Traps, Horses, Hareess to let oa hira. Penperell, Montreal eta-eat, Pydenluun, ■ xj\