Business Notices. BY SPECIAL j||| Idfe APPOniTMEIITAWARDED GOLD & SILVER [VI _ E^ ALS * The Duty paid by NELSOBf, E^OATE & CO. Es Three or Four times as much as that paid by any Wholesale House En Australia and New Zealand, In spite of the numerous Imitations. This should be a prooff off the Superiority off their Teas.
BniiiMff JVottoe* WOOD AND LAURIE, TIMBER & COAL MERCHANTS, HAVE Large Stocks of every description ot Building Materials, Iron, Lead, Cement, Wire, &c NEWCASTLE and WESTPOET COAL at lowest current rates. Saw Mills at Little Eiver. Country consumers will find it muoh to theii advantage to got their bupplies direct from tho mills. WOOD 4 LAUBIE, ?65 Manchester street. THE LEADENHALL POULTEY AHD DAIEY PEODDCE PEESEEVING COMPANY, Corner of GLOUCESTEE AMD COLOMBO STEEETS. The PEOPSIETOBS, Messrs DENNIS & SAUNDEIiS. beg to cull the attention of the public to the FACILITIES thoy have in SUPPLYING BUTTEB. Having erected at considerable expense an INSULATED CHAMBER. Thus beinir able to keep butter fresh and firm in tho hottest weathor. Bplendid quality of POT'LTEY always in stock. A trial solicited. Ice for sale. Telephone No. 443. 7683 PIONEER CYCLE EXCHANGE. THE LABGEBT STOCK OP CYCLEB IN THE COLONY, Including— The Whippet Spring Frame Bover, The Gem, The Latest Diamond Frame, Croa? Frame, bo. Also, BICYCLES WITH ALL THE LATEST IMPBOVEMBNTS AND BEST MATEUIAL, In the following sizes : — 36in, 38in, 40in, 47in, 48in, 50in. 52in, 54in, ANY OTHEB SIZE TO OBDEB. he Latest and Best Saddles, Bells, Tool Bags Hub and Head Lamps, at Seasonable Prices. R. KENT, 110, COLOMBO BTBBBT, BHOW-BOOM, 176. HIGH STBEET. Chris tohuroh. CHRISTCHURCH CARNIVAL AND ; ANNIVERSARY HOLIDAYS. EDWARD : SMITH & CO. Have just opened out their NEW SEASON'S STOCK OF ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL BOOTS AND SHOES, And invite the Publio to Inspect the same. The principal features of theae goods ore LATEST DESIGN, EASY FITTING, GOOD QUALITY And are bolng offered at prices that must command a ready sale. Ladies' Elastic-aide Boots from ... 6s 6d liadiea' Shoes from 5b Od Gentlemen's Shoes from 8s Od And so on. The true value of the artiole cannot be set forth in an advertisement. BootH and Shoes cau bo had at almost any price, the only tost is "Inspection." Azamino tho goods and judge for yourselves. i Although we have given great attention to the Seleotion of goods from Foreign Markets, we have not overlooked tha very important item of. the [ COLONIAL-MADE GOODS. We have had a large number of New Designs speoially manufactured for onr trade. We make a specialty of the "ZEALANDIA" BE AND, bs, having had many years' experience of various makes, we have proved tbat this brand is THE MOST EELIABLE IN THE MABKET, And we are in a position to give a GUARANTEE WITH EVERY PAIR BEARING THIS BRAND. Buyora shonld not overlook this fact, and, aleo, as a further consideration, that thoy are HADE IN OUB CITY Thus giving employment to a large number of people. Every pair you buy aaßißts to give ad. ditional employment. EDWARD SMITH & CO., UNIVEEBAL BOOT PBOVIDfcES, UNIVERSAL BOOT DEPOT High street (next Petersen's) ; MUTUAL BOOT STORE, High street (next White Hart Hotel).
Properties for Sale or To Let HOPKINS & BAGGS, TTTOUSE, LAND, E3TATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. Valuators and Licensed Land! ' Brokers (under Land Transfer Act of New Zealand). Address— CATHEDRAL SQUARE (adjoining .Bank of New Zealand). CHEAP PROPERTIES FOE SALE, AVONSIDE— Very Snnny Cottage Property of 5 rooms (largo), wa3bhous<\ covper, fernory, workshop, asphalt paths, qnarfre-ncre well laident; £375 ; terms, £50 cash ; balance can remain. MONTREAL STREET (near)— Well-built T House of 4 rooms, scullery, pantry, washhoude and copper, stabling, capital garden well stocked with fruit trees; only £200. SELWYN STREET— A fine blook, admirably adapted for subdivision, containing 4 acroß 26 porches ; owner is desirouß of realising quiobly, and therefore is prepared to accept very low price. ARMAGH STREET (City)— House of 6 rooms, washhouse, copper, p*.ntry, ooalhoape, Ac. j fine section ; all in good order ; £450 ; easy terms. 76 ACRES of good land, 22 miles from town; house of 4 rooms, ic. ; £9 per acre ; terms. 20 to 150 ACRES of come of the best land in Canterbury, 40 minutes' drive from Catheiral Square ; prioe moderate j terms easy. A DECIDED BAEQAIN. Owner Leaving. FOB SALE. A Substantially-built House of 5 rooms, 4 fire, places, scullery, wash-houae, oopper in brick, qnarter-acro nioely laid ont. Situated within 15 minutes of Past Office and handy to tram. Ban? terms if rotxaired. to 166 TO LET. Houses of all sizes in various parts to Let/ Call for our weekly printed To Let List. TO STOREKEEPERS AND:OTHERS. FOE SALE. The LEASE of an Old-established Ganeral Store, with dwelling-rooms attached ; stabling, &c. Kitun,ted in a good position, and doing a profitable businsss. Stock at valuation. Lease has 17 years to run. MONET. The following Sums ready for Investment at Lowest Rates of Interest— £3oo, £250, £120, £150, £100. and £50. HOPKINS & BAGGS. Business Notioes. MRS COTTON, FASHIONABLE DRKBS AND MANTLE MAKER, FROM SYDNEY. Aocuracy of fit and porfeotion of style can be relied upon by those who patronise her. i Despatch will be npromiaent feature. Ladieß* own material made up. HiA. CASHEL STREET WEBT. Twelve doors from *" Frens " Office. lie D. MACMILLAN, 133, Mahcbesteb Steeit.l Importer of OILS, COLOURS, GLASS, PAPERHAWGINGS, AND BBUOHWABM. JUST to Hand, New Season's Paperhangings, Sanitary Papers ; Dadoes, Honiara and Friezos to match. A splendid assortment of Patent Glacier Window Decoration. Address— 133, Manchester street, 2532 Opposite Barrett* * Hotel. WHAT IS TME TKDB MEANING OF DELICIOUS ? WHY I A GLASS OF UNFERMENTED WINE, Called IVKROM. IT can be taken by itself or mixed with any spirit. It is a pure, harmless, and substantial clunk. Ask for it at the Hotels, Stores, and Merchant?. It is the nlcußt drink ever offered to the public, and RAINBOW AND SONS, Ferry road, Ciirietohurch, are the Only Make™ in the World of this Pure Drink called IVRROM, and every bottle bears our Name and Trade Mark, the Pineapple, and tho largo letters IVEttuM I!!! WANTED Knovrn-That I have Cleaned and Warranted Watches for Four Shillings, i Clocks or 2s 6d fer the past eiarht years. My I wo'fcnsaaship giving univursal Bati«faotJo», nave ' now tlie Inrffc^t ropairinsf trade. R. ffennett, 18S, High Btro9t, two doors from Barrett s Hotel. Caution I Our only shojiH the above, our prices and address Iviug clogoiy imitated, 86a <
The boft medicine known is Bander and Soll9' Eucalypti Extract. Tost its oaiinent powerful eifects in c«uj?h3, colds, influenza, 4c. — the relief is instantaneous. Thousands give the most gratifying testimony. His Jlajetty the King of Italy and medical syndicates all over the globe are its pat one. Read the official reports that accompauy each bottle. We have no occasion to offer rewards ia proof of the cenuinenesa of our references. The official reports of medical clinics and universities, Ine official communication of the Consul-General o Italy at Melbourne; the diploma awarded I International Exhibition. Amsterdam — all these 1 are authentic documents, and. as suob, not open to | donbt. Wo add here epitome of one of the various cases treated at the olini« of Sclmltz. M.H.. Pro lesssr, &c.:— "C.B., 24 years old; congestions! abBCOBS on the thigh. Incisi ons made in two places. Althongh Lister's dressing waa applied, the secretion became, two days later, very aopioua, and had adopted a foetid, decomposed character. The temperature roso enormously. In consequence, the oressi&g was removed, and on its pl<ico -.ere mode during the daytime repeated irrigations with Eucalypti Extract. The offensive faster disappeared very soon, the fever abated within a few days, and the patient recovered after the lapse of several weeks. In this instance we must not lose eigh of the fact that the latter treatment saved the parent's life." — [\A-Dvr.l The Tichborne claimant is at present engaged as a barman in a public house in Birmingham. He makes himself generally useful, and in the evening he lectures in the smoke room. It is said that he gets £12 a week and all found.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7079, 3 February 1891, Page 4
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