.« _____ BUSINESS NOTICES. ' ' I YOU CANNOT HELP SEEING THE I STRIKING ADVANTAGES I VISITING OUR. Af" Where we are R DISPLAYING ENTIRELY KEW SHIPMENTS CRICKET, TENNIS AND CROQUET REQUISITES, GLADSTONE AND QTHER BAGS, MANTELPIECES, TILES AND GRATES, ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, &c. jfp c are confident, too, that a visit of inspection will convince all that (if la OUR PRICES ARE MOST REASONABLE. ; MASON. STRUTHBRS AND CO., I CHRISTCHURCH. • 4 "t I - —, —•" j BICYCL.E SALE. OWING TO NECESSARY ALTERATIONS in onr SHOWROOMS we INTEND to REDUCE OUR STOCK OF BICYCLES, including "TRIUMPHS," ~V 1 MPERRYS " and the beautiiul "NE VVBOLD PARK " Machine, &c, and have made < LARGE REDUCTIONS IN PRICEg *;| FOR NEXT FORTNIGHT. ;i<j: ' • . . • ' ;i : 'l . Paring Sale we will Supply and Fit-our Superior Make of Dunlop Pattern Pneumatic ' I"I Tyres at Reduced Rates. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRS, ELECTRO-PLATING AND fr ENAMELING. % (Mr Tinsley, late of tho Hercules Bicycle and Plating Business, is in our employ.) 'fa . • ■' ■ . . REMEMBER WE HAVE NO OLD STOCK. ! THE CROWN IRONWORKS COMPANY* Lm . JAMES TROUP, Mana2ing Director. ;i , , SHOW ROOMS AND WORKS— I " ARMAGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. ' J* '■....■,■■■■ . ■ ■ m -;■ Agents Famous Gas and Oil Engines and the Famous Westinghouse \ % v . -* American Steam Engines, Ac.
k J •* ■ ■ • - IT'S JUST A QUESTION OP TASTE, But people are commencing to say HcCLEA AND CO.'S SHOP Iβ Rβ GOOD as the best and very muoh better than others. CASH BUYING, Light Expenses, and , the narrowest margin of- profit means such valnea as must prove eminently satisfactory to the keenest buyers. We want your custom, and believe we. can five the very beat value. Our SPRING and SUMMER GOODS ate now to hand direct from London, and we invite comparison of our Prices and Qualities, for we know it is impossible for 4 anyone to Sell Cheaper than we. PRINTS—AII Fresh Goods. Good range pretty-pattern prints, 3jd. , Better qualities at 4gd, 6£d, 7Ad. lUtiable zephyrs and ginghams, 9£d. 0»; twilled sheeting, 2 yards wide, 9§d. Strong white calico, 2a lid doss. ■ Baam door slips, Is 6d. ; Cretonnes, all new patterns, 3£d, 6|d, 7£d. Koral art muslins, 2fd up to'9£d. CORSETS. ■ Special line, grey and fawn corsets, all aizes, 3a lid, worth 5s 9d. ' Better quality, perfect fitting, 5s 6d, worth •' ' . 7s 6d. - /Jammer skirts, lovely shades, trimmed with lace, 4s lid, 5a lid, 7s lid. 8«a bonnets, for ladies and children, in pink, blue, white, all best value. BPRING GOODS, ALL CRISP AND NEW, JUST TO HAND. Better Value than Ours Impossible. W. McCLeTaND CO., The Corner.
WE ARE THE PEOPLE WHO REALtf SELL CHEAP. All our GOODS are CRISP and NEW. MILLINERY. We have engaged a first-class Milliner, equal to the best. Our Hats from London and Paris are the prettiest and most becoming, our charges the lowest. , Nice White Straw Sailor for Is Better Straw Sailor, ribbon band, Is 9d Still better Straw Sailor, velvet band, 2s 9d Trimmed Hats, in the height of fashion, 12s "6d, 15s 6d, 17s 6d See our Trimmed Hats at 21s, worth 30s. DRESSES. We are showing a special line o£ Navy and Black All-wool Coating Serge, 4Oin, usual price 3s 3d, special price 2s 3d, or 13s 6d per dress Spring Coloured Dresses, special value 4s lid, 6s lid, 8s lid, 10s 6d, up to 21s All the best shades in " Lister's " celebrated Plushes, 3s 6d A fine rangfe of Moire Silks, 3s lid. GLOVES AND HOSIERY., Ladies' White, Black and Tan Gloves, 6Jd, : 9£d, Is, Is 3d Ladies , Tan Kid Gloves, Is 4sd, 2s 6d, 3s lid Black Cashmere Hose, 2 pairs for Is lid Shot Silk Sunshades, 3s lid, 5a lid, 7s lid Fine lot. of Ribbons, all new goods, cheap New Tartan Belts, Iβ, Iβ 6d White Handkerchiefs, with initial, 6£d ■ Lovely Laces, all this season's, from 2f d. WE BUY DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS. SPRING GOODS NOW ON VIEW. See them and you will Buy. W. McCLEA~AND CO., ' Corner Cashel and' Colombo streets.
1 REMINGTON BICYCLES. 1 THE REMINGTON CYCLE AGENCY reports having had a most Unexpected "" X Demand for the NOW POPULAR REMINGTON BICYCLES, two Shipment* .All ' wing been Ceared Within Five Weeks. . M ■*- * . ■ . ,■ • ' I ,' The NEXT SHIPMENT, ex Beator. will be OPENED UP by OCTOBER 12th. ..V > Riders who have decided upon ft Remington will do well to" place their orders' at •Mβ to save disappointment. . •REMINGTONS have WON THEIR WAY upon the Roads of New Zealand jjOLELY THROUGH THEIR MERITS, and not by being boomed ol the Racing •lick. . THE REMINGTON FORK is claimed to be UNBREAKABLE with fair asnage nnd *Ha with unfair usage not one has yet been known to give in any part. ;. J&BMINGTON BICYCLES WITH EITHER WESTWOOD BTEEL or BOSTON WOOD RIMS ENGLISH DUNLOP TYRES, and" are "i»b«I in either REMINGTON BLACK, MAROON or GREEN. . ■ ■ ■ ..■..- - f •:. ; CALL AND SEE THE NEW REMINGTON CHAIN. i - : , r V EEMINGTON CYCLE AGENCY, , • '/•' 216 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH "j < ' ; 4 p'''„ SEEDS THAT WILL GBOW. 7 NIM MO AND BLAIR, Dunedin. •'j ; Standard Seeds. Illustrated Catalogne Free on Application. . -\ - % VEGETABLE SEEDS, 3d per paeket-_?eas, Beans, Asparagus, Beet,' Borecole or , 1 Kalo, Broccoli, Brussel Sprouts, Cubage, Carrot, Cauliflpwer, ! Cecumber. Leek, Lettuce, Melon, Mustard, Onion, Parsley, Parsnip, Pumpkin, Radish, ', ojAiach, Tomato, Turnip, Vegetable Marrow, Herbs. . s $LQ WER SEEDS Id per packet—Aster, CaUiopsis, Candytuft, Carnation, Cocks*»b, Cornflower/Everlasting, Gaillardia, Larkspur, Lobelia, *Mox, Portulaca, Balsam, Canary Creeper, Canna, Clarkia, Convolvulus, Dahl ia , Fox- ; . ; B»ve, Godetia, Linum, Marigold, Pansy, Nasturtium, Poppy, Salpjgrossis, Wallflower. ', - r Seeds that will pay to grow for show purposes :—Cabbage—Blair Phenomenal 6dj>acket, j , .». Wb's Earliest of all 6d. Peas—Dr. Stewarc Is, Sir Harry Atkinson 6d, Diamond •obUee Iβ. Onion—Early Golden Globe Is, Yellow Giant 6d. Cauliflower—The Monarch , '',ll6d. Carrot—lntermediate Stump Rooted"3d. Lettuce—Zealandiaod, Trianon Cos 6d. V' X . JADOO, a new potting material tor the successful raising and growing of seeds, plants, \" •' {p J»«ioo increases the size of flowers,, prolongs their season of bloom, and ensures ,bnl- '< ,- ' fltocy »nd intensity of colour, perfectly cleaivto handle, ancWree of any offensive «mell. WHEELBAND'S PATENT BLIOHT SPECIFIC is a certain and speedy cure for i*»fe and other blights which infest fruit trees. One careful dressing is sufficient for •Weral years May be safely applied trom the falt of the leaf to the bursting of the buds ™ «Pring, and to the stem and main branches-at any period of the year. The most per«*t blight exterminator on the market, and'it can be strongly recommended. Price in •""—os, 5s 6d, 10s and 20s ; 5 gallon drums, 50s. and BLAIR, Seed Merchants, Dunedin, (Seedsmen to her Majesty the Queen), * FLETCHER BROa, Agents, High street, Chrutohnrcb, and' East street, Asbborton.
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Press, Volume LV, Issue 10175, 24 October 1898, Page 3
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