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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 902, 18 April 1891, Page 1

Susine** Notices MILLINERY AND DRAPERY. ,; , Mrs, Gamble, wishes to announce to the Public that she is now showing New Goods for the Autumn and Winter Seasons at the lowest possible prices to meet the hard times. New Straw Hats and Bonnets, trimmed and untrimrned. , Ladies' and] Children's New Felt Hats, New Tonke "HatsJ New Wool Hats and Hoods, New Plush Hats New Ribbon m Plaids and Plain New Plushpp, New Ostrich Feathers, Ne wßirds New OBpreys, New Flowers m White and Colored, and Black. Bfack Crape, Blaik Cashmere froiri 2s 6d. per yard. Ladieß' new Shirt Jackets m Grey Fawn and Black Ladies' new Dolmans, Indies' and Children's Ulsters m a;reat variety. Now Dress Goods m plain and fancy materials, new Dress Tweed, Coloured Cashmere LndiW and Children's new Prints and Muslins, ne* Gloves, new Laces m Blact and White, new Hosiery m Cotton and Cashmere. New Cambric Handkerchiefs, from 28 6d. dozen. New Umbrellas, Now Corsets. Ladies' and Children's ingMen's Oxford Shirts and Shirting. Men's & Boy's heavy Shirts and Shirting Men's end Boy's Ties and Hosiery. Also a good Assortment of Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes, good Quality at very reasonable prices. Ladies' Evening Shoe* from 2s 6d. Light Kid Gloves Is per Pair. Note the?addreps, MRS GAMBLE, High St. Sou.hbridge. REMET_BJ]MET pj E L E B Rm^ rSAIKY AS OUR PRESENT STOCKS\re- run- . ning low, Consumers are requested to forward their ORDERS EARLY, to prevent disappointment. £UFF & GRAHAM, ■, Agents for Canterbury. J. N. Coxon, JOINER AND CABINETMAKER, ; - HIGH STREET, SOUTHBRIDGE, : .;! .(Opposite Court house,) BEGS to inform the general public that he has on hand a LARGE STOCK of CABINST-WORK, which he U offering at REDUCED PRICES, Inspection Invited. . AMI kinds of Upholstering work done on the premises. FOR PIANOS BY BEST MAKESS, AND FURNITURE Of every description, visit J. BOWMAN. & . SON'S AUCTION ROOMS, 200, HEREFORDSTREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Lowest Prices m Town, CCXAJU HAVING left the employ of Messrs White & Co., I beg to notify to the Residents of Leeston, and Southbridge, and surroundings districts, that I have now COMMENCED BUSINESS on my own account, and have Bccured a Railway Siding at Leeston for the purpose of v COAL AND WOOD DEPOT. Being well-known to 'he residents of the above named districts. 1 trust that by strict attention to their requirements to merit a share of their support and patronage. STOCKS OP THE BEST KEWCASTLE COAL, And WESTPORT COIL, Always on hand, and to be had AT LOWEST RATES. Special attention to Thrpshing Machine Proprietors and Mill Owners. DAVID AITKEN, Bailiff Siding, Loeston,