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King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 156, 17 May 1909, Page 3

JUST RECEIVED THE FIRST SHIPMENT OF AUTUMN AND WN DRAPERY p CLOTHING fl ETC. Comprising the Following Dress Department A Splendid .\-s.>rtin.-n? «>f the most Up-totXite Dress Materials A large of Per tec t Fitting Tailor-made Costumes, Winter Skirts, Silk Flannel and Flannelette Blouses, Coats, Cloaks Fur Goods, etc. C L OTHING We have also opened a Assortment of Men's Clothing. Suits, Shirts, Hats Caps, Ties, Collars, etc. Also a large stock of Men's Underclothing for the Winter. A TRIAL OF THE ABOVE IS WORTH V<H'R WHILE UP-TO-DATE DRESSHAKING ON THE PREMISES GEO. LINEHAM Draper and Clothier Next \\r\\ V.'.. TE KVITI FOR Lamps a Glassware and Tableware GO TO BLACKMAN & COBB BEDSTEADS AT 0 ALL 0 PRICES 4 ft. 6 in. Brass Rail from 395. 4ft. 6in. Plain from 27s 6d. Full Size Kapok Beds From 22-, "<\ Full Size 2-ply W.W. Muttreso i:> Bedsteads, Complete b OILCLOTH, u Ud per Yard Barton & Ross, Ltd. " AMIITOW .\Jr\ 13 ; .j* / __ —i ">=■* -=-r-a "r" SIMPLE, EFFICIENT. DURABLE. 77fc*?y hum COAL, or HOOD 17 inches tomS, >m Messrs Qreen NICHOLLS BROS., Man ufa c t urera, STANLEY-STREET