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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4766, 5 October 1893, Page 2

Business TS&Ssts ! Dt r< ' Jd U j&JNl_LUii>Jbj» INEXPENSIVE ATTB AC MVE HIGH-CLASS DURABLE HALL FURNITURE BEDROOM FURNITURE. A Large Stock of Bedroom Suites, in various Of Every Description, in Kiinu, Walnut, Oak or woods, and at prices to suit all requirements. Mahogany. Complete Suites from 5 guineas to 100 guineas. " Corner" Suites and "Combination" Suites LIBRARY FURNITURE. *-"-— - , „ , , T , „ , . ... EAST CHAIRS AND A very large Stock of Library Furniture, including all kinds of LOUNGES. Writing Tables, Chairs, Bookcases, &c. , ' Really Easy and Comfortable Chairs and Lounges, In all style? and shapes, and in DINING-ROOM **«»**» FURNITURE. DRAWING-ROOM Dining-room Furniture in great variety, in Rimu, •£ *-i iC JN 1 1 U .KHi. Walnut or Mahogany. Drawing-room Furniture in all the prevailing styles Chairs in rush, or Covered in leather, velvet, and latest designs. saddle-bags, &c, &c. Artistic effect at a minimum of cost. BEDSTEADS, AND BEDDING. NOTE— AII Bedding Sold by us is made up in our own Factory, adjoining the Showroom, and is Guaranteed made from Pure Materials Only. COMPLETE ESTIMATES FOR FURNISHING SUBMITTED ON APPLICATION. THE DRAPERY AND GENERAL IMPORTING COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, CO-OPERATIVE. B. HALLENSTEIN, E. C. BROWN, • Chairman. Manager. OUR IMPORTATIONS THIS SKASON ARE EEALLY QUITE UP TO DATE IN EVERT PARTICULAR, AND ARE RELIABLE, FASHIONABLE, STILISH, AND ' ■'. ■ • ECONOMICAL. SHE OUR LOYJELY MILLINERY, Admitted by all who have seen it to be the very Nicest in this City. Our increased sales in this Department is a pleasant proof of its Value, its Style, and the taste displayed by our Milliner. . BER OUR DRESS MATERIALS, | All New and Fashionable Materials direct from the Manufacturers, and retailed by us at Ordinary Wholesale Rates. The Stock is very much larger than usual, and the choice is unlimited. With the determination of always being ahead, we have engaged from London a ' REALLY PERFECT DRESSMAKER, Who has had considerable experience in such world-known houses as Debenham and Freebody, of St Paul's Churchyard, and Madame White's, of Oxford street, London. It is no over-reaching statement to say we now have the BEST DRESSMAKER IN NEW ZEALAND, ■.'..;. But all the same, we shall still adhere to our Usual Low Rates. :;; , /SEE OUR MAITLES, ' . ;. In every New Style. *No old goods, but all perfectly fresh from the manufacturers, and offered by us to the Public at WHOLESALE PRICES. Never before have we been ■ . able to show so many New and Beautiful-fitting Garments.. We are able to suit everyone, ' both as regards VALUE, MATERIAL or STYLES. Don't forget us, Ladies, vhen you V want a MANTLE or JACKET. OUEPRI'&m SITEENP, MIJSLIM, SUNSHADES, ' GLOYEg* LACES, CLOTHINO S BOOTS, &c, ARE ALL UP TO THE MARK, AND CANNOT BE*EQUALLED FOR GOOD VALUE AND RELIABLE QUALITIES. TERMS CASH. . LONARGAN & COMPANY.

.... . , . . To-Bav's Advertisements, "■" OST, on Siuiaay evening, a lady's Waterbury 1 1 Watch, between High street and Cathedral square. Apply to Mr Knight, butcher, High Btreet. 514_ I WANTED, a smart Boy. Apply at once, 22-i, Hereford street. 522 W "ANTED, Apprentices to the Dressmaking. Miss M'Dbngall, North belt. 521. lir ANTED to Eent, two-roomed Cottage near V W Addington. State rent toE.L., "Star" Office. 515 WANTED, some person to take charge of an infant. State terms t0C.8.A., Post Office, Christchurch. 6830 W "ANTED, a strong Lad about seventeen; must be accustomed to horses. Apply 140, Victoria street. 519 ■% A /■ ANTED by experienced person, Tailoring or jf t Sewing of any kind. Address, Moderate, "Star" Office. 523 W "ANTED by Young Lady, Employment as Saleswoman; previous experience. Apply. Willing, "Star" Office. 518 /"^ IG, or light Conveyance to carry two, wanted Xjf to purchase ; lowest price. Gig, " Star." 517 AIECUTTING, 3d; Boys, 2d. C. Eolland, Hairdresser, opposite Theatre, Gloucester street. 524 TO LET, three-roomed Cottage, scullery. 18, Stewart street, off St Asa*pli street west. 520 [a c.uid.l HAVING Completed our visit to New Zealand, and about to leave for Australia, I consign my correspondence and general business to the care and . attention of my assistant and companion, .HANNAH C. TAYLOE, and authorise her to sell . my book and appliancea, to collect my bills, give signatures and receipts as my Local Agent, until further notice. A. M. LONGSHOEE POTTS, M.D. Dated July 18th, 1893. Address : Clarendon Hotel, Christchurch, N.Z. Hours— Two till Four p.m. 9187 TENDEES are invited up to 4 o'clock, 11th OCTOBEE, for EEECTION OF HOUSE, New Brighton. Plans and Specifications may be seen 55, Kilmore Btreet. 6827 NOTICE OP EEMOVAL. .O» OBE B T WIIt KI N Engineer and Cycle-maker, Bogs to announce that he has REMOVED to More Commodious Premises at 170, LICHFIELD STEEET (Opposite Mason & Struthers). SAFETY BICYCLES, With Silverton or other Pneumatic Tyres. Bepoirs at Lowest Bates. X7&4 HEALTH 18_ WEALTH, TO THE SUFFEEING AND UNFOETUNATE. ALL. Weak, Nervous and Debilitated Sufferers who have wasted their time and means, sending to other. Colonies P.O. Boxes, &c, for so-called •Electric Belts and Useless Nostrums, should not despair, but consult personally or by post JtfRISE, W. NOTMANN, M.E., The only Electro Medical Specialist advertising {with twenty years' European experience, and three years before the New Zealand public) who lias made all chronic diseases of men and women a life-time study, and to convince the most sceptical, I will forward electrical appliances and concentrated treatment on easy terms of payment. [testimonial.] Dunedin, July 28th, 1893. It gives me great pleasure to report so favourably in such a short time, especially after being treated ■by seven professional men for no benefit. I have gradually gained strength and energy since placing my case in your care, and shall gladly recommend your able treatment to others. J. M'Dokald. a Free trials daily from 11 a.m. till 9.30 p.m. of the latest only Eeliable and Permanent Cure for rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, liver derangement, indigestion, buzzing in the head and ears, dizziness, weak back, tired feeling, specks before tho eyes, ' nervous irritability, exhaustion, lack of energy, ) bladder and kidney troubles, varicose veins, and ! all weaknesses peculiar to men. I Numerous grateful letters from both sexes can • be inspected. j W. NQTMANN, M.E., t MARKET PLACE, CHEISTCHUECH, J (Opposite Colombo stree^B^udge). X6S7O j Professor Biclcerton reports thao Jameson, • Anderson and Co.'s Teas are " perfectly free from j any foreign material, and adulteration ay kind," 1 ai.cl "ire genuine teas of excellent quality."