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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 173, 2 August 1901, Page 2

■ JAS. McKEE, IMPORTER OF GROCERIES, HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY, CROCKERY, AND GLASSWARE, HAS received the following goods per Steamer to-day:— Trice's London Sperm Candles Venus Wax Candles White Rose Kerosene Hydroline Soap Coarse, Fine, and Dairy Salt Evaporated Fruits Seeded Raisins Safety Matches Coleman’s and Keen’s Blue Marmalade Hedules’ Ginger Wine Dried Herbs Prunes Pain Killer Teas Sauces : Whitebait Neave’s Food . Wheatmeal Oatina Symington’s Coffee Essence, Also, EARLY SEED POTATOES Table Potatoes, etc. All the above goods are offered at very little over cost for Cash. JAMES McKEE, GLADSTONE ROAD.

P.O. Box 40. Telephone 126. M ARK WAY’S Startling Sale i OF DAMAGED CLOTHING AND IVIEBCERY SAMPLES, Bought at 50 50 PEU CEiNT - 50 DISOOTJNT From the KAIAPOI WOOLLEN ' COMPANY. .MEN’S SUITS BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SUITS K.B. SUITS MEN’S TWEED TItOUSEES (Saddle Tweed), etc. MEN’S UNDERSHIRTS, PANTS HALF-HOSE RUGS BLANKETS SWEATERS, Etc.

All Moee oe Less Damaged. THE ABOVE WILL BE OLEABED AT A SLIGHT ADVANCE. Also, NEW JOE LINES Jcst Pdechased. 100 FLANNELETTE BLOUSE LENGTHS, Only 9d, Is, Is Gd Each, Full length. 20 LADIES’ FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS, 7s lid, 8s lid, Os lid. 50 DOZEN TORCHON LACES, Od, 9d, Is Dozen G PIECES MANTLE DRAPE, 9in, 4fd; lOin, Gd; llin, 9d. 20 LADIES’ CLOTH CAPES (Kaiapoi), Now 12s 6d. 5 PIECES COLONIAL FLANNEL, 9Jd. 5 DOZEN STRIPED TURKISH N TOWELS, 9d Each. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S KAIAPOI BLOOMERS. MARK WAY HOUSE.