BTuinesß Nokoes. 'ChrUtchnroh Drainage Board, /■\C5Ti/~VT>-VT-TTMCi Christohnroh, JSot. 88, 1889. OSBORIVE S I have muoh pleasure in stating Kfflk vwa»va»xi -M-t k-» ftliat tho -welUately driven oy yoa mTT . .—-» (at "the Pumping Station, to the fTr"ir B sSittliLxßlta YVELIi-SIIfKXMCr 'lower stratum, has ve^n m^st AfH^BViju isatisfactory, an abundant supply M§i«?D«fl Tur k i-tirr I M 1.l '»fwator having been proenred. otNi'Mjvb ' - f * I consider your mode of driving m|Jk /Hnftl ' •to be moat effective »nd ecaoomi- KpffirafSn (Established 1831). •caL and us f rae itom. risk of aoci- fflwWii \i « . _„.,—_ _ ' ~~" Sentgin driving as is possible ia PATENTS Nos.- 670. 1607, 2733, ti&i, 3515, 5109, 1 kdwin Cnthb^rt', M. Inet. C.E. «|^fea^a : TT W 'S?S l>^. °* QiMa WET.IB ks*« ton ■Rnetnoer-to the Board. iS^l^WS^Li -»-«- B ?«» with my Apparatus in tho North' -«3SX£^^^^^^E« > *¥&SsS!!kssS «P^S^P^^^l and Booth Islands. A depth of S3* FKET W^^^^S^^^^^^^^ BKACHJSD WITH A II INCH PIPB. 1C«>« •^^^^Sit«Sfe|M# i§ Ift^il *>*<"> Wolla Sl >nk by this Method than by mO. tkv» Wellaink«in,W Z^alan4, J »tt W ttaf* i * to ffl&m =1 wFiS^^^^ s^^^^^ | i TullptrtUraUnrot eort'aa&aJlfafonaa&aaaaa I —-. *■ — ^»v^_ _^... — ■ . ..^^ _. : eM#j^Mp^s^a^Bsm^,-v¥jsi^ vnrm^Bnßesw •• I^rSSXjBSOKT, MOATB & CO. As we are occasionally asked why we exhibited and did not compete at> the Dunedin Exhibition, the following may not be out of place. What had we to gain by competing against dealers who are not experts, and are copying us in every detail ? Would it have increased either the popularity or value of our Teaß had we been fortunate (P) enough to secure a few of the hoat (42. in number) of certificates awarded to the six competitors, whose combined total dibkot Tea Imports during the year dp not equal in value the amount we pay for duty alone? NELSON, MOATB; & C 0.,. CHINA, INDIAN, AND CEYLON TEA IMPORTERS. GAINED GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS, INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
TO HOUSE BUILDERS -snrr-E hold in stock THIS DAY, Ot> COOKING RANGES UO PEICBS PEOM £4t to £50 166^. KIN BxoMs EiTlJtt 166 14 s to £& 789 EEGISTEE GEATES 789 FROM 13s TO £12 The above are almoßt all quite new, and bought just before the rise in priors in. England and America, and being so largely stooked, we have determined, in order to quit them, rather to reduce than to anticipate the large advances which have taken place. THIS CLASS OP GOODS NOW TO^AESIVE WILL COSJP PURCHASERS Afeout 20 Per Cent More. MASON, STBUTHERS & CO,, Christchnicb, 24th May, 1890. N.B.— GUNS.— Tbo=e left in fitock weare — now offering at nHDUOBP PBIOEa in ■wgi rTTorder.to sail out, as.we'did laßt season. 4tsa& M.S. & GO. MRS MURPHY, DEES9MAKEB, 90, MADEA.S STEEET, . WISHES to draw the attention of the Ladlei of Chtiatchurohand surrounding digtriota that she has made every preparation to exeonte all orders fnr the coming season at the ehortest notice. Particular attention paid to wedding and mourning otters, also tailor-made ooatume". Mod«r»t«obaurgeß. ' ■ ,
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6885, 21 June 1890, Page 1
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472Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Star (Christchurch), Issue 6885, 21 June 1890, Page 1
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