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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4771, 11 October 1893, Page 2

Btuinees Rotioo SUMMER, 1893. "TTCTE beg to announce the arrival of our NEW GOODS, As above per S.S. DORIC and KAIKOUBA Our friends have succeeded in forwarding us the MOST SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of the NEWEST GOODS FOR THE SEASON At Prices that enable us to UNDERSELL ALL THE LARGE CENTRAL SHOPS With heavy expenses and rents. SPECIAL CLEARING PURCHASES IN NEWEST GOODS MILLINERY. ; ■ i LATEST DESIGNS IN } MANTLES VELVETS, SILKS TRIMMINGS I HOSIERY [ CORSETS i FLOWERS FEATHERS. N ' STRAW HATS IN ALL THE LATEST SHAPES. '' RIBBONS CALICOS QUILTS. TRAVELLERS' SAMPLES IN TOWELS. WINDOW CURTAINS, GENTS' MERCERY. 100 r)OZEN GENTS' DERBY TIES, &c. WE GUARANTEE THE BEST VALUE IN THE CITY. T. ARMSTRONG & CO., HIGH STREET AND MARKET PLACE. J [a card.] 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. TAYLOR, and authorise her to sell my hook and appliances, to collect my bills, give signatures and receipts as my Local Agent, until further notice. ~ A. M. LONGSHORE POTTS, M.D. Dated July 18th, 1893. Address: Clarendon Hotel, Christchurch, N.Z. Hours— Two till Four p.m. 9187 To-Pav's Advertisements. WANTED to Sell, Ticket to Wellington. Apply by letter to " Alpha," 97, St Asaph street. 655 WANTED, Improver and Apprentices to the . Dressmaking.. Miss M'Dougall, corner Colombo street and North Belt. 654 ~XJST ANTED, Lad about fifteen or sixteen, to I \Jf learn the poultry trade. R. G. Warnes, Cashel street. Gsl "ANTED Known— No. 24, L.O.L, meets To-morrow Night, Orange Hall. Installation, A.P. Degree ; refreshments. 656 J W "ANTED Known— The result of the Drawing i for the two .Oil Paintings is— Venus and j Adonis 536, Marmion 238. 7136 W "ANTED, by a Respectable Young Person with reference, a Situation as Nurse to two or three children ; good needlewoman, Address, Stella, "Times" Office. C 53 W "ANTED Known,— l have for Sale, at Riccarton, Half an acre of Land, on which there is erected a Cottage of 2 rooms, pantry, dairy sheds, &c. Note the price, £90. Allan Hopkins, Cathedral square. (170) W "ANTED to Sell, in Sydenham, splendid situation, and close to tram, a well-fitted House of 6 large rooms, bathroom, scullery, verandah, pantry, &c, nice section of land. In order to effect au immediate sale the price has been greatly reduced. Cards to view from Allan Hopkins, Cathedral square. (299) ■ WANTED to Sell, at Linwood, a Comfortable House of 6 rooms, washlionse, scullery and sheds, quarter-acre Innd, nicely laid out. Price .€360, only small amount required in cash. Apply Allan Hopkins, Cathedral square. (207) "ANTED Known -I have for Sale, at Richmond, close to tram, a Comfortable House of 10 rooms, scullery and sheds, If acres land, in splendid garden and orchard. Apply Allan Hopkins, Cathedral square. (333) \\F ANTED to Sell, at Linwood, a convenient T \ House of 7 rooms, with every convenience, half-acre land, nicely laid out, A'npiy Allan Hopkins, Cathedral square. (209) ' W "AN TED to Sell, on main route, a wellfinished House of 7 rooms, verandah, washhouse. vinery, fountain, &c, over one acre of land, lavishly planted. Apply Allan Hopkins, Cathedral square. (223) FOR Sole— Six Shares Star-Bowkett Society, including draw just coming off. " Shares," this office. . CSO EOR Sale— Good Horse, Trap and Harness, together or singly. Apply D. Adams, Manchester street, North Belt. G4B WO or Three Good Cottages to Let at New Brighton. Apply E. Sefton, Post Office.62s GREEN & SHIEBLICH, Watch and Clock Repair ComVS«^ pany, 33, Victoria street, CHRISTJgL CHURCH. Watches cleaned, 3s Cd ; /£*^V^\ New Main Springs, 3s 6dj Clocks ffj I "j\ Cleaned from 2s. ! HS> gll First-class Workmanship. i -^ Repairs Wan-anted. Call and see window for Watch exact 1 . size of this block. 96 "To save time is to lengthen life." SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING are now-a-days indispensable to a successful business career.— Young people of both sexes should thoreI fore at once enter upon the study of these twin arts. ! CHBISTCHUBCH SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOK-KBEPING, &c, 150, Worcester Street West. Bos 56, G.P.O. MR C. H. GILBY, the only Certificated Teacher of Phonography practising in Christchurch, Shorthand, Typewriting and Accountancy undertaken at lowest current rates. Hours of tuition— lo to 12, 2 to 4, 6.30 to 9.30. Schools attended by arrangement. Prospectus 012 application. X894 A Faib, Beauiiiti.l| Skih.— s n lpholina Son, givas the natural lint Old peach-like bloom of a psrfeotoomplexion, makefithe skin siDOoth, supplf , healthy, comfotabln. Sixpenny lablels ovary. whMa.—rADTO.l I Ladies' polling boowiß are to be provided at next general election. Another victory, Ceylindo Teaß. Within the reach of all. — [Advt.l Clarke and Co.'s 18-carat gold -wedding keeper or engagement rings, at Is, are the heaviest and beet finished. Diamond, ruby, pearl and a&pphire at £2, .£3 and upwards are the neweßt and best OTsr Bbown. XSO Professor Bickerton reports thai; Jameson, Anderson and Co.'s Teas are "perfectly free from any foreign material, and adulteration ny land," ata "«re genuine teas of excellent quality." To C dub IBkih DisißASEa— auJphollne Loti)n drivt away nil Eruptions, Eimplos, Blotches, rod* ness, And dufigurements, lowing a otoar, spotlee Bkin. Bottles sold r verywfflro.— lAdvt, j