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Globe, Volume VI, Issue 605, 27 May 1876, Page 1

Cashel H OUSE. B. C^YSS, (Late W. Stringer) IMPORTER Of GENERAL DRAPERY Direct from the Home Manufacturera. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING Under thoroughly competent management. Ladies please observe — NEW FITTING-ON ROOM On the ground floor in connection with the Dressmaking. ONE SHILLING OFF EVERY POUND PURCHASED FOR CASH. B. CASS, CASHEL HOUSE (opposite Cobb’s -office. P, Patterson, GENERAL DEALER, Cashel street, opposite Dunstable House. P. PATTERSON begs to draw attention to people who are Furnishing, to his Varied Assortment of Useful and Cheap Furniture, from whom every article required can be obtained, aud at prices to warrant satisfaction. Inspection invited. N.8.-P. PATTERSON Buys and Sells Goods on Commission. Note the Address— CASHEL STREET, OPPOSITE DUNSTABLE HOUSE. 2865 SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY. ATKINSON’S NEW STYLE OF Leamington ranges and SITTING-ROOM REGISTER; they are adapted entirely for the working class. All sizes ; and equally cheap. Come aud see them before you buy imported ranges, and keep the money in the country, and give work to the unemployed of Christchurch. See my Handbills for Prices and .Sizes. P.A. wishes to announce to the public that he has removed to his new premises, opposite Brown’s timber yard, Tuam street, near corner of Colombo street. Repairs of all kinds done. All cooking ranges gauranteed to give satisfaction. Bricks, lime, and sand, and bricklayer kept on the premises. T. ATKINSON, 274 Maker. HORNEMAN’S Registry office for male and FEMALE SERVANTS. Office of Inquiry for Missing Friends in all parts of the world. House and Land Agent. Debts collected. S. E. H.’s long experience in the Police of the Colonies enables him to have every facility in obtaining infomation respecting missing friends. Office: Opposite Victoria Bridge, near 2649 the Supreme Court. RANGIORA NURSERY. w. e. Ivory Has FOR SALE many thousands of Fruit Trees, one to three years grafted. Apples (free from blight), Pears, Plums, Peaches, Cherries, Almonds, Apricots, Nectarines, Quinces, Walnuts, Grape Vines, Gooseberries, Currants, and Raspberries, all of tine growth. Many thousands of transplanted Filberts of sorts, Fruiting trees ; also, 200,000 strong Quicks, Evergreens, Roses, and general Nursery stock. Catalogues and prices on application. Orders delivered free to Christchurch or Lyttelton. Orders left at Seabright’s Zetland Arms, Cashel street, Christchurch, promptly attended to. 2898 NOTICE. J. C. BURBERY BEGS to inform his old friends and the public of Christchurch that he has recommenced business as GENERAL DEALER, FURNITURE BROKER, COMMISSION AGENT, &c And hopes by keeping a well assorted stock of general useful articles, combined with reasonable prices, to merit thafysupport so liberally bestowed on’him when in business before. N.8.—J.C.8. in thanking his customers for past favours, inform them that he is a purchaser of furniture, tools, clothing, stoves, old metals or anything worth buying, or will exchange for any of the above. Note the address—J. C. BURBERY, nex* Bruce and Go’s, Colombo street south. A BAZAAR in aid of the Primitive Methodist Church will he held in the MUSIC HALL, ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, The 30th and 31st May. Open at noon. Admission, Is ; children, half-price. Gift Auction on Wednesday evening. 2951