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Press, Volume L, Issue 14886, 28 January 1914, Page 5

M A Few of the 0 Bargain Lines 1 Rj • • AT • • PI W& We say a few bargain lines because it is impos- r""J Mm sible to mention more than just one here and II there ; but the whole of our regular slock is *- J D considerably reduced. These are splendid ex- |j| amples of our sale values, not specially selected Q catalogue lines, but typical of the hundreds of B attractive bargains which we are offering. • LJ □ Summer Costumes in casement cloth and serge am Usual price 69/6 to 126/- Sale price 25/6 each g 1 only Rose Taffeta Silk Frock, trimmed self and • S white embroidery, slightly crushed, Usual price 99/6 ... Sale price 42/- I I Cream Serge and Striped Costumes, last season* |J stvlcs □ Usual price 49/6 52/6 ... Sale price 15/6 each ||| Blouses in Ninon and Veiled styles, all a little Jgj r™ UstiaTpricf ... 18/6 25/- 28/6 30/- 33/6 m Sale price ... 9/H 15/6 17/6 19/6 21/- fl H Ladies' Jap. Cotton Crepe *' Morning Glory , ' Gowns JJ □ Usual price 12/6 each Sale price 9/6 each Children's Holland Play Aprons H Usual price 2/3 2/6 ... Sale price 1/3 each ||| exst Boys' Overalls in Cambric, Galatea and Drill .^ ill Usual price 2/11 3/3 3/6 ! Sale price l/ll each 1 J ™ Stylish Millinery Models, see windows JJ a Usual price 32/6 to 63/- Sale price 9/11 each Girls' White Embroidery Hats, detachable crowns ||| and frills . §§§. Usual price 3/11 to 6/11 Sale pnee I/II to 2/11 B Galatea Straws PI Usual price 2/6 to 4/11 Sale price 6d to 1/11 M Bedford Cords in brown, tan, biscuit, saxe, grey, □ navy, etc. - ngj Usual price 2/3 yard ... Sale price I/- yard J|| Iridescent Silk Stripe .Crepola in all fashionable H B shades ■•• . ■.' ;■..■ '■ '. '*!•' Usual price 2/11 yard Sale price I/- yard Tl •-— -I-J PI JAMES MITCHELL, Managiag Mrector U CHRISTCHURCH. 1

Farmers , Bristol Association. rpA-BLE of Meat Advancea which the Bristol and Dominions Producer*' Association, Ltd, -L are prepared to moke to any shipper who consigns to them through the West Coast Ports of England against shipping documents or store warrants before shipment: — Advances for first quality are made clear of freezing and shipping charges which the Association advances in addition, and axe based on the High Commi*sioner'» cabled prices at time of shipment, and Tory as those prioee vary. Thus, if the High Commjegioner , * cable shows 6Jd aa th« London price of lamb, the advance will be 66 per cent, of 6Jd per lb. (These figures are based on conservative v&loea particularly in regard to byproducts). Examples:— / LAMB. ADVANCE LIMITED TO'aN AVERAGE WEIGHT OF 401fc * •. d. Advance of 63 per cent, of 6}d in 4.23 d .. ■. ■. . ■ .. •14 I Fat, P«lt,. Wool, disposed of to farmeim' order, estimated value 3s to ss, s»y 4s „ .. • 4 « Total cash received by former (pending sale) •• »« .. .- »«•!*! WETHER OR MAIDEN EWES. EWES. Advance limited to an average weight ot SCb 661b ia both oaees:— Advance 85 per oent. of 4Jd is 3.63 d 111 1 6Qb Fat, Pelt, Wool, disposed of to farAdvance « per oent. of 6d is 3Jd .. olβ a mere , order, estimated value 4* te Ftt, Pelt, Wool, disposed of to far- 6» 6d, s*y 4* «d .. .. • 4 X men' order, estimated value 4s to , ———— Bs fid, say 4a 6d .. .. 0 4 c Total cask reeenwd by fnrwm .. 017 0 Total each received by farmer .. 0 19 a OX BEEF. Average BOfllb. OOW BEEF. Average 600 ft. Advano* 66 per oent. of 4Jd ia 2Jd .. t » • Advance 65 per oent.; 3Jd is Z4Jd •Iβ Hide, Pat, Tongue, and Tail, die- Hide, etc, disposed of to farmers' poeed of to fanner's order, eeti- order, vmlue 35s to 455, cay 40s .. 2 8 » mated value 4t)i to {Oβ, say 45s .. 3 S • Total ca*h reosivsd by funtr ..•Iβ Total cash received by farmer .. 11 8 4 — ' id per lb lece is advanced agaiast second qnality ia all elssses cf »«s4. NOTE—It ia desirable that farmers eh<ral<i remember— U) That Bristol charges, including cold storafs for th» fiiat month, are leas tbea h&lf of London's, while the freights are the ium. (2; That the London 21b weight allowance on aotton takes ofi tka n>llllllll is saved by shipping to Bristol. (3} Tkat in practice about 3 pet cent, out of the 6 per oent. deducted f«r cold weights as against hot weights, is caved at' Bristol. (4) That the Company guarantees that Uμ farmem' produce will be properly taken can of at the Bristol and other West Coast porta, which caaaot be promised is the cm— of London. (E) That no produce will under any circumstances, be disposed «T at lass thaa th« ruling price in London at the time of sale, (C) That, with the saving whkh may be effected in insurance, these difference* ia tht charges alone, means an advantage to the farmer of approximately id p*r lb. For further information apply to the New Zealand Farmere" Co-operative Association, Limited, Christchurch, the Canterbury Farmers' Co-operative Association, Limited, Timanj; F. H. Labatt, 155 Hereford street, Christchurci; at Uu loo»l dirwtoes, J. D. Hall tad IXannadukc Diion. _N m waammmr* m S&feet and rnoet *• " "™* Gentle Medicine foe ■~.— . , * £2 30 3>. 13, The UniTeraal Ttemedj for Acidity of the Staaseh, Headoab*. Heartburn, Indigestion, Soar Ernctatdons, Biliona *' ttß^T»f n t ?,