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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4859, 26 January 1894, Page 4

Business Notices. j " CEYLINDO " IS THE TEA TO BUY. « CEYLINDO " 18 THE TEA TO DRINK. CEYLINDO " IS THE TEA TO RECOMMEND TO YOUR FRIENDS. " UEYLINDO " HAS NO EQUAL. No.l N0.2 N0.3 N0.4 {' Is 6d | 2s | 2s 4d | 2s 8d j | PER LB. I REMEMBER !NO HAWkers OR AGENTS. DIBECTFBOM KINC AID'S GXC. ! fTRY 8T FOR M^^M^TRENSTH,^^^^ 1 1 "I GO ON FOE EVEB." ; Teas may come and teas may gO| But we go on for Ever, Ever, "We go on for ever THE TEAS comprising these several Blends being selected by old and trusted Bayers in INDIA , CHIAN and CEYLON, we can guarantee them to be ABSOLUTELY PUBE. They are blended tinder careful and erpert supervision, and will be found to possess qualities which not only make them delicious to the palate, but also add an invigorating and healthful tone to the system. Possessing great richness and strength, they are the MOST ECONOMICAL TEAS that have been put bei'ore the Public. v TO BE HAD OF ALL STOREKEEPERS AND GROCERS IN i.LB AND ILB PACKETS, 2 x gLB AND JQI-B TINS AND HALF-CHESTS.

BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS, j sale\ sale. sale. TjlOR rf^HEISTMAS f^NLY. Sou Never Saw such CHEAP BOOTS in All Your Life which we are NOW OFFERING. ALL GOOD} BEST ENGLISH- ") NO ALL GOOD) MAKE. S EUBBISH. SAND SHOES, from 9 g CANVAS SHOES, from 2g (Jd BOYS' and GIELS 1 STEON BOOTS, from J~ Come and See for Yourselves, and JUDGE. EAYNEE'S, OPPOSITE CAFE. THE ST GEORG3 TABLE DELICACIES AND APPETIZEES. BETTEE QUALITY, MOEE QUANTITY, AND ONE-HALF THE PEICE OF THE IMPOETED AKTICLE. Potted Ham and Chicken ( Potted Ham and Tongue Potted Devilled Ham Potted Ham Delicious Sheep's Tongues in Jelly Home-made Jams in Jars Superior Candied Peel, containing til tb.6 essential oils Preserved Bluff Oysters Preserved Whitebait DESSERT— Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Pineapples in syrup, &c, &c. TAET TEEATS— Peaches, Apricots Plums, &c. Prepared by IRYINE & STEVENSON, he Croese and Blackwell of New Zealand, and to be obtained from all Grocers in and around Christchurch. XlOftl NEW FATTISRN& HEWPATIERNB. LOIE Fuller, Seven-gored and Empire Skirt 3, Cross-over, Directoire and Empire Bodices, New Circular Capes, New Blouses, New Sleeves, New Children's Dresses, Coats, Jackets, &c. A SPLENDID ASSOETMENT AT aras fofe's, OLE AGENT DOMESTIC PAPEE PATTEENS MOBTEN'S BUILDINGS, COLOMBO STBEET X829 U.tNTAi MOI'IOE. lß>a OEYM OV H OJiIM-FliiT, 215, Colombo street, Christohurth, CHAEGEBugs, Ss ; Ezlraotions, 2b 6d. 125 Rifctoua Oxide Qos adminiatored for painlws Oitraotion of te^th. Fee for administration. ss. ] WILLIAM STOCKS, I MONUMENTAL MASON, I Madras Street South, Christchurch, I~^^7"ISHE3 to inform persona in want v v of ASfonwnontal that ha intends fo SELL HIS PKESENT LAESiJ STOCK, oonsistinjf of Granite, Marble and obiter Stono Monuments, at a reduction of from 10 to SO per cent to end of year, 1893. Iron Foncos, Oonorote and Stone Korblngs, reduced in price. Inscriptions and all gl work in connp.ction with the trade done In S first-class etylo. Early inspection invited. E Several now lines lately arrived. ACADEMY OF ARTISTIC DEESSMAKING AND MILLINERY. CONDUCTED BY MADAME ALICE (Late of London and Paris). "TrxEESSMAKINGaiuIMILLINERYThoroughIy AJ TAUGHT to Ladies wishing to do their own Drcssmalcincr or successfully engage in business. Ladies learning under Madame Alice are Taught as iv the best London and Paris Houses (not scientific system). Ladies wishing to make inquiries kindly call on Madame at MISS CHAPMAN'S, between 10 and 4, 51, CAMBEIDGE TEEEACE WEST, Near Montreal Bridge. 261-i