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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4773, 13 October 1893, Page 2

I Shipping j. HF. BL BTW 6O D fc Co, ■ CUSTOM-HOUSE, CLEABING, &ifelk FOEWA2DING A STOEAQE JSi&jS^. AGJSNTS, f§£§Ks£i&S MerohandJw Clea-ad and Do. g»|Egaagggr ' liverod nt Thronsrfa Bates. OHHAPEBTHAN PARCELS POST.— BySpeoia arrangements made in London Heywood and Co. '•re enabled to deliver parcels to any address in JDondon or the United Kingdom at the following Kites, which include everything except Customs duty :— Wot exceeding 21b in weight, Is 8d ; every additional lb 7d ; no rentriction as to weight, but Biwnal low rates aro quoted for heavy paokagea. J, M. UErWOOD A CO, Cafchearal Eqnore, Chrifltohnroo, Norwich quay, tyttelton. Amusements, Meetings &o. ■ «_ — p ■ — THEA TB E 'ROT AL. ■ - Lessees and Managers ... CofliLii BKO3. j " A Crowded and Enthusiastic Audience Greeted the , First Appearance of COGILL BROS.' NEW .MINSTRELS. ..; Tremendous Becepti6n of the FASHIONABLE MINSTBEL ORGANISATION. The General Verdict: That this is far and away k the. best company of 'Specialty Artists that has , ever 'appeared in Christchurch. .ABSOLUTELY EVEKYTHING NEW. Tremendous Reception of : ; Chas. W.] , COGILL BBOS. [H|^P. -Big Hit of -mn" SLA.DE MUBBAY. " " | Great Success ot KATHEBINE VINCINI, Fred Garnett, Laura Boberts, Dora Busch, Jack . Evans, Alf Holland, Chas. Norwood and Jas. Wilkinßon and Amy Johns, And all our thirty odd Star Artists created quite a furore. NOT A DULL MOMENT in the WHOLE SHOW. Reserved Seats at Milner and Thompson's ; Day Sale Tickets at Whitta's only. Dresa circle and front stalls, 2a ; stalls, ls ; back seats, 6d. ■IOM PEBMAN, Bepresentative. ~~ GOSPEL HALL, ~ . * ■ i Oxford Terrace West. ME W. M'LEAN, EVANGELIST, will preach to night, At 7.30 p.m. " All cordially invited, Christians especially. 613 Business Hotioe» R, W. EKGLAHD,' Timtoer and Coal Merchant , T'AEGE STOCKS OF BUILDING JLf MATEBTALS Of every description, seasoned ready for use, always on hand. j Also, Galvanised Iron, Portland Cement and Builders' Ironmongery. Country Orders Carefully Selected ■ " and forwarded. TUAM STBEET, CHBISTCHUBCH. y^7^\ SPECIAL. 3?^JisL± [Boys 1 Suits /aP§|§^M m\ To Choose from. «iy/ 1 ' o'so^^0 ' 50^^ s d pifeW 1 j ly^ori I' !!; 10 6 \ <Sl —f 7 If 9 years '.'.'. '.'.'. 12 6 XSyh&^JpTli 10 years 13 6 a t/p t =^ flg 12 years t 14 6 j>] afl 14 years ... ... 15 6 * i II All< ■ NEW G00:DS ' / / 'AKB OUE / / OWN MANUFACTUBE. H|||f HALLENSTEIN BBOS., ? ' WnWs NEW ZEALAND '••SSS WaW! CLOTHING FACTO BY Next to the D.I.C. ALEX. LOWBY, Manager. ■'-'"' ',» ■ ! "W»rANTED, LADIES OF CANTEBBUBY TO , INSPECT OUE BEAUTIFUL— FARIB MILLI&EEY MANTLES and DRESSES BEATH & Co.BOYS' KAUPOI BOYS' EAIAPOI TWEE© SUITS TWEEB SUITS 4/11 EACH, COMPLETE. THE MARVEL • • TEE MARVEL OF THE AGE OF THE AGE 700 TO SELECT FIOM, ALL PUEE WOOL. BEATH&Co., CLOTHIEES, &c, THE BEAUTIFUL SCENES Y OF NEW ZEALAND. T%TO Present to distant Friends could be,.inore jj^l acceptable or appropriate than an Album of the Lovely Views' of New Zealand. We have Books, aIT sizes, which can be filled with Views fiom bur large stock in an hour's notice to customers' own selection. The Sounds, Lakes, Otira Gorge, Buller Gorge, The Glaciers, Maori' and up-country life, &c, in foot all over New Zealand. , j Our negatives have taken its twenty years to ' collect, and cost us sgveral thousands of pounds, 556X E. WHEELEB & SON, Show Window, N.Z. Scenery Depot, Corner High and Hereford sts. Cathedral square. " WOMAN'S SALVATION. " fTIEEATJSE on "-Woman's Salvation," posted I < for three New Zealand twopenny stamps. Write. Professor Hermann, French specialist, 45, ' Collins Place, Melbourne. 531 j