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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 883, 28 January 1891, Page 3

Basinets Notices CHRISTMAS, 1890. IMORTANT NOTICE. rriHE undersigned have decided m hold- ■■■ ing a Monster Sale, * COMMENCING SATURDAY, DEC. 20, AND WILL CONTINUE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, When we intend making SWEEPING REDUCTIONS FOR CASH. Our Stock being large, and must be reduced, buyers for STRICT CASH will find it to thoir advantage to give us a call. Any Goods booked will be charged the usual prices. , ALL GOODS ARE WELL-SELECTED AND OF THE BEST BRANDS. We have a splendid lot ot NEW FRUIT for Christmas, also a great variety m Christmas and New Ycur Cards, Vases, j Dolls, and Facoy Goods generally. A. Cameron & Co., SrOREKEEPERS, Southbridgo. gg" Price Lists on Application. Cookham House. The Oldest BOOT. SHOE, and CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT m CHRISTCaORCH. CHISNALL AND STEWART, I The Sole Agents for the renowned 'COOKHAM BOOTS, comprising the Farmers' Water-tights^ Women's Dairy, and Children's School Boot 6, and are also direct Importers of all the leading English and Continental makes. The quality of our Colonial made goods cannot be surpassed, having oar personal attention, aad made from the best materials procurable. Tennis Shoes m every variety, and Rubber for re-soling same. Football Boots, Gymnasium, Running, Cricket, and Boating Shoes, as approved by the leading Clubs. Gum Boots of special quality for Fishermen with rubber lining. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Ready made clothing equal to bespoke. Garments made to measure from Kaiapoi Tweeds at the Shortest notice. A large assortment of patterns to select from. Waterproof Coats, real genuine articles, calculated to resist any weather. . Hate, Hosiery, and Ties m every variety and latest fashions. Portmanteaus, Travelling Bags, Hand Bag?, Bonnet Boxes, Steel and Iron Boxes, all of tbe best quality and newest designs. For nearly 40 years COOKHAM HOUSE has enjoyed the reputation of supplying the best goods m the Colony. Wo intend keeping that reputation, and also add to it the Cheapest Mouse, as every article is marked and sold at the very lowest possible price. WILL BE HELD ON Friday, Jan. 30. Bread ! Bread! Bread I WANTiiD, to inform the Public of StiuihDrulge, Leeston, aud surrounding districts tbtit I am selling best Bread 4d cash ; over the counter and delivered, 5d- cash. Cakes, &c, made 10 order on . shot test notice. Gioccroiee, etc., at a reduced price. •' for cash ; uUo, a reduction m Crockery. Come and see before purchasing elsewhere. J. WILSON, BAKER AND GENERAL STORE- | KEBPEK, DOTLESTON ANO SoOTUBRIDQE. CPALAIRKT, GENERAL AGENT » and LICENSED LAND BROKER Under the Land Transfer Act. Work done at Schedule Prices, as provided by thy Act. Any Sums of Money to L»nd at Lowest Rates of Interest. Sections for Sale at Now Brighton,. Linwood, and elsewhere. Offices : Corner o£ Armagh St. and Oxford Terrace Christchurch (close to the bridge). EVERY MAN HIS OWN UARUJENEH, And the way to succeed is to purchase good seed, And W.G. will sell tho balance of his new STOCK OF SEEDS & POTATOES At Greatly Reduced Rales. All Country Orders promptly attended to. Now on view at the Shop, Samples of Onious from which his Seed is grown for next Beason. , Als<?, . 800 Cases of Beet Lato Keeping Apples at cheap rates. W. GIMBLETT, 140, Colombo street. P.S. — Mr Gimblett has just received a consignment of Circular Head Potatoes, and recommends tiiam to farmers as a desirable cb.ange of seed and an improve- ■ tnent m tho quality, of potatoes. A H.A.C.B. SOCIETY. THE next Moating will be held at fceeiton oa THURSDAY, February tli, ■■ .'■'' >" r :::':;:T : -^ ~ : ' : ~