FOR SALE, FEW QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS, _ part of rural section 48a, on. the high, bank of the' River Heathcote, close to Wilson's Bridge, and adjoining the property of T. M. Hassal, Esq„. ■ To persons with ydutfg'fiunilies, anxious to avoid doctors' 'mortality that prevails among children in Christchurch and the suburbs, 'this affords a firi&dratiefaipportunity to secure a ■sitefor a residence. The excellent drainage and gravelly subsoil render this situation the most healthy in the environs of Christchurch. i,: Land Transfer Act Title, . , Apply to Terms easy. ALFRED THOMPSON, , ~a,i - Solicitor, Hereford street. TO MECHANICS AND OTHERS REQUIRING SMALL BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, , Sfiiasm ma • "' : -■wj'"' _ "jJfyv*'. ; ■ - ■ , • -- j FOR SALEjn Sections, having a frontage of 44 feet or 66 feet, at option of purchaser, by a depth of 116 feet, that block of land situate on the Pound Road, and adjoining the residence of W. Wilson, Esq. Price Of Terms easy. This presents a first class opportunity to persons who are desirous of securing a freehold section in this rising neighborhood. Apply to SCOTT BROS, Durham Street North. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. j NEDWILL wishes to inform his patients that about the Ist of January he will be REMOVING to his new house near the Hospital. WANTED, FRUIT, FRUIT, FRUIT. I" AM a Purchaser of Fruit in any quantity, . small or large, for Cash ! HENRY MARKS, % High street. WANTED KNOWN, that G. L. Beath and Co, celebrated perfect fitting white Shirts (Irish linen fronts), are now on sale at Argyle House. Prices 5s 6d, 6s 7s 9d, 8s 9d, and Us 6d each ; or, 29s 6d, 37s 6d, 43s 6d, 48s, and 63s the box, Whole--aale warehouse upstairs. -,;—>~* - WANTED KNOWN, that. U, cases of Gents', Boys',. and YoiiiW Hats have just been opened up at Argyle House, including fashionable shapes in Straws, French Felts, Black Paris, and Drab Shells, at prices defying competition. , ANTED KNOWN that the youth of Canterbury will never regret visit-, ing Argyle House. Over 2000 suits to select from. Latest London styles. Q, L VJ Beath and Co guarantee a saving of 15 per cent by purchasing at their establishment. New Hats, Collars, &c. TANTED. KNOWN—Gentlemen wis& t ing to lay aside their winter Flannels will find Beath and Co's stock replete with every description of merino, gauze, silk, alnd cotton hosiery, short-sleeved under vests, drawers, &c &c, Crimeans, silk, Harvard and Oxford shirts in great variety. Whole sale warerooms up stairs. , ANTED KNOWN, that the Persian Ponof. ia +>io -fanbinnahlA •wa.lki'h'jr' coat of the season. To be had in blue diagonal coatings, fancy tweeds, and silk mixtures. Sole agents for Canterbury, G. L. Beath and Co, Argyle House, Cashel street. Also double and single breasted Pagets, from 25s to 455, . , ANTED KNOWN, that the Argyle Clothing Establishment stands unrivalled in Canterbury. Quality, style, and price, unapproachable. Trousers, fashionable.cut, 6s 9d to 21s. Suits 25s to 555. Beautiful assortment of white and coloured vests 4s 6d to 10s 6d. J Scarves, &c. Wholesale warerooms up-stairs.
"ANTED KNOWN—G. L. Beath and Co. are in receipt of their second shipment of Dress Material, comprising a shown in Christchurch. Two cases of Costumes and Polonaises just opened. Also, one case of perfect-fitting Corsets—ls lid to 8s 6d per pair. Wholesale warerooms stairs. "ANTED KNOWN That G: L. Beath &Co's only establishments are Argyle House, Cashel street, Christchurch; Argyle House, London street, Lyttelton; Argyle House, Oxford road, Raugiora. "ANTED—A Young Girl, about fourteen or fifteen years of age, to make herself generally useful. Apply to Mrs Gay, Cashel street. ANTED a Gilder. Constant employment to one that has a knowledge of frame work. Apply J. Firth, Triange, High street. "ANTED, a Resident, Governess for young children. Must be able to teach French, Music, and Drawing. Address Box 132, Post-office, Christchurch. "ANTED, Six Horses and Waggon to travel with American Circus upcountry and overland to Dunedin. Apply immediately to T. L. King, Warner's Com* mercial Hotel. |
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Globe, Volume II, Issue 183, 9 January 1875, Page 1
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