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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6072, 8 January 1898, Page 5

mmi^^'''Baaa^ai^^^g^ a ,^ ma^^tmmmmmmM Late Advertisements. Xheatbe Royal. messbs williamson & musgbove Beg to anno unce on mi. NEXT, JAN. 12, lno First ProducUon in Christchurch of Wilson Barrett's Nohle Play, THE SIGN OP THE CBOSS ■Mi^-JfSfJJS?^ h * a Mo-rtPowerfnliCaat. MAGNIFICENT SCENEBY. -o. ™- , „ GOBGEOUS*COSTUMEB. box if twa at Milner and Thompsorfs. 67 j MADAME HELLER, | PHYSIOGNOMIST, INSPIEATIONAL MEDIUM, Camhridge Terrace (179, second House from Manchester Bridge). Qjuestions answered on everything— Health, Marriage, Business, &c. Short season only. 8066 SUMNEK, gUNDAY. ENGINEEBS' BAND Will go dow-a-on 2.5 Tram-and play at*±he Camp of the E Battery in the Afternoon. FBQB7 I JUST AS GOOD S what interested retailers will tell you about certain lines they wish you to buy. "Just as good means " taking chances.** " Taking chances " in business is a bad policy, but taking chances with your health is downrighfeioolishnesß. Yon don't take any chances when Buffering from ■Indigestion, Constipation, Sluggish Liver or Deranged Kidneys if you ask for LOASBY'S WAHOO, __ And insist upon haying- it. WANTED, a kind person to adopt a pretty Baby Girl, age twelve months ; no premium. Address X.Y.Z., " Times " Office. 68 WANTED, a Oottage, near Bailway Station, for about £200 cash. Bai«r Bros., Manchester Fire Omce, 198, Hereford Street. 69 WANTED to Let, in Market Place, Victoria Street,..Bhopjix*!d Dwelling, 7 rooms: just renovated; rent low. Apply, Baker Bros., Manchester Fire Office, 198, Hereford Street. 69 WANTED to Sell, Second-hand Bicycle, cheap, '98 improvements. Lawrie, next Opera House. 41 W ~ANTED, for Cash, 1 E Flat Bass and 1 B-Flat Cornet. Apply Mr A. G. Heath. Harper Street, Sydenham. 8064 ANTED, a Bespectable Boy (uot exceeding sixteen) for office; must be smart and write well. Apply by letter, addressed Secretary. care Posfr-Office, Christchurch. 71 BOTTLES and Jars for Jam; cheapest and largest stock in Canterbury. J. Snell. Colombo Street south and Elizabeth Street Sydenham. yg ,« ÜBNISHED Booms to Let. 101, Montreal Street, near bridge. 72 ÜBl-UTUxiE — Furniture Lent on Hire at Pike's, Armagh Street, first shop from Colombo Street. 79 B C. H. FOX, Teacher of Pianoforte, Besumes Teaching Monday next. 225, St Asaph Street. 74 M. GRAY for New Hats, Caps, Scarfa.Bows, , Collara, Shirts, Sox, Braces, Ac. 73 VAMPING learnt in five minutes; Thompson's Mechanical Tamper; inspection invited. C. H. Fox. 74 ASPBEBBIES, and other Jam Fruit, for Sale in any quantity. J. Yates, Harper Street, Sydenham. 8065 TO LET, a Five-roomed Cottage, scnllery, pantry, copper, &c. Apply 90, Madras Street. 8120 THE Friends of Mra Nicholas are invited to attend the funeral of her late son, William Thomas, leaving her residence, 260, Manchester Street north, for the Public Cemetery, at 3 p,in., Monday. 10th. W. LANGFOBD, Funeral Director and Embalmer, corner North and East Bflts. Telephone 387. 75 ,\riNE CUPS of DELICIOUS TEA FOE A J^l PENNY, first water. Test the truth of this statement by experimenting 011 Half apound 2s 4d Palm Brand India n. Leading Grocers. F-6810 NE POUND OF PALM BBAND INDIAN TEA at 2s 4d Makes 256 Cups of fragrant Tea with first water How many will it make with the-second water. Leading Grocers. 1608 ARMY AND NAVY CIGABETTES, 15for6d. saforls6d, GOLD MEDALLIST CIGABETTES, 12for6d. 50 for 2s. ESLICK BROS., MANUFACTUBEBS. ~VftT ANTED KNOWNI WILL NOT BE BESPONSIBLE for the DEBTS OF MY WIFE unless they arexjontraoted n the PUECHASE of JOKO TEA, which I know she cannot live without 11068 THK "CANTERBURY TIMES." 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