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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4906, 22 March 1894, Page 4

Businoss Notices, GOOD MORNING ! HOW ABOUT SHOES ? JUST ADDED 3 GROSS CANVAS SHOES, RUBBER BOTTOMS. Very thing for the Seaside. And just look at th( Prices. Any size from 7 to 9 for 2s 3d, 10 to 13, 2s Gd, 1 aucl 2, 3s ; Women's, 3s 6fl. XjIANCY, what LOW PEICES. I wonder when MILLS, At the Corner of HIGH AND LICHFIELD STREETS, Gets such Cheap Goods ? No matter how low others may sell, he i 3 always 938X • A LITTLE UNDER. | ASK YOUR GROCER FOB "fi'..'.l L • L E S P 1 E' i ESSENCE iiF . COFFEft i j We allow 2d Each for Empty Bottles JOHN WALLER & CO., TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, Tuah Steeet, Railway Siding— Windmill road, ARE prepared to Supply, at LOWEST CUR RENT BATES, every description of BUILDING MATERIALS, Including— Red, White and Black Pine Totara, Kauri and Mottled Baltic, 9 x 2, 9 x 3, 12 x 3 V.D.L. Timber, Sft and 6ft Palings Lysaght's Orb Iron and other brands Knight Bevan's and Colonial Cement Kauri Flitches, assorted sizes Kauri, Red and White Pine Flooring, Lining Architraves, Moulding, Shelving, Floo: | Skirting, under cover, ready for immodiat ' use Doors and Sashes, Builders' Ironmongery COALS AND FIREWOOD. COUNTRY OBDERS promptly executed nni delivered direct from the Siding. -rfITT-ABRE, xrOCKLEY & f^iO (LIMITED), WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, South British Chambers, HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Cellar Entrance from Cathedral Square. The Stock of Wines and Spirits held by this Com pany embraces every needful variety for ordinar; or special use. Assorted dozens of Liquors are supplied fo family or invalid purposes. Special arrangements made for Balls or Dinne Parties. Lock-up Tin Cases provided for Race Meetings Picnics, &c. Wines packed and forwarded (freight paid) t any port m New Zealand on receipt of remittanc or satisfactory reference. A Choice Selection of Finest Indian and Havann Cigars. DUNFORD & CO. ARE MAKING ESPECIAL JCLEDUCTION! PREVIOUS TO STOCK-TAKING. NO SEASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. DINNER SETS FROM gQS. TEA SETS FROM J£S £D, TOILET SETS FROM -J^S* gD. Also, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF VASES, AT HALF-PRICE. DUNFORD & CO., HOLYROOD HOUSE, 156, COLOMBO STREEI W. G. WILLIAMS, Manager. J. T. BROWN AND BO! TIMBER and COAL MERCHANTS. BUILDING MATERIAL IN GREAT VARIETY PARTIES intending to Buil 1 are invited 1 inspect our Stocks of SEASONED TIMBER, And also to ask for our Prices. HOUSEHOLD COA3X BEST QUALITIES OF NEWCASTLE AND WESTPORT COAL AND FIREWOOD. Best attention givea to Deliveries. OFFICES and YARDS, corner Colombo an 3 Tuain Streets. WHOLESALE YARDS, St Asaph Street. P.O. Box 30. Telephone, No. 72. X544 FASHIONABLE STATIONERY . AT Oimpson & William '£ HIGH STREET, CHETSTCHURCH. NOTES ON DRESS REFORM, by Miss K Walker and Mr J. R. Wilkinson, M.A. price 6d (ready in a few days). BAYS OF LIGHT, Poems by Dr Russell price Is. MACPHEESON'S GULLY, a New Zealao. Story (dedicated to Sir George Grey), b Eeve Warden ; price Is. ANGELA, a New Zealand Story of To-day, bEdith Howitt Searle ; price 2s. COLONIAL COUPLETS and IN DOUBL! HARNESS, Poems in Partnership by G. P Williams and W. P. Reeves; price Is each THE SITTER ON THE RAIL and othe: Poems, by Jessio Mackay j price Is. A Treatise on the Principles and Practice c the Supreme Court Code of New Zealand by C. J. Foster, M.A., LL.D., in threi parts; oifered for 105 .6 d (originally pub lished at 635). Notes on the Minor Tactics for Cavalry, hi Henry Slater, Major N.Z.V. ; price Is. Mistaken Views on the Education of Girls, 03 Johanna Lohse ; price 2s Gd. Estimates for all kinds of Book and I Pamphlet Work. LAW STATIONERY SPECIALLY RULED OE PRINTED TO ORDER. A Large Stock Always on Hand. CUSTOMS FORMS— Every Kind of Form used for Passing Entries, &c, in stock. Estimates given for Yearly Supplies. ACCOUNT BOOKS Mado to Order, Ruled to anj Pattern. Orders Recoived for Dies, Monograms, Care Plates, Embossed Paper and Envelopes, Bal Programmes and Visiting Cards, and every des> cription of General Printing. . A Large Variety of Specimens on View. Orders by Poßt Promptly Attended to. SIMPSON &TW)LLIAMS/ BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS, High Street, Christchurch. ANGLO-PARISIAN DRESS-CUTTING. No Fitting Required. MRS NAPIER (recently from England) has OPENED CLASSfeS for INSTRUCTION ig this NEW and SUCCESSFUL METHOD. The Anglo-Parisian System has been adopted by ALL leading houses in Invercargill, most in Timaru and Dunedin, with Great Success. Pupils may easily learn to Draft and Fit iv less than a month. Ladies are invited to call and see working of system at No. 6 (First Floor), Morten's Buildings, Jathedral Square. Thursday Afternotn and Evening Classes Arranged. X1053 PUPILS PREPARED FOB AGENCIES,