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Motueka Star, Volume IV, Issue 167, 27 March 1903, Page 2

pring To Our Customers. We beg to advise that we have now opened, up our NEW SEASON'S GOODS, comprising all the Latest and Most Fashionable Shades and Patterns in Cambrics, Muslins, Prints, Mercerised Patterns', Blousings, and Seasonable Dress Goods^ Our Show Room Is replete with the Newest Shapes arid Choicest Goods in Hats and Trimmings, together with alt llie Best Makes in Corsets and Garments for Ladies' and Children*' wear too numerous to particularism. Bent's Suits to Measure A Large aad Varied Selection oj. New and Handsome Patterns tochoose from for above, together with latest things in Ties, Collars,Shirts t Hats, etc., an Inspection of which will well repay you. Has ahvays been to provide the BEST POSSIBLE QUALITY FOR A MODERATE PRICE, and-'Customers will find this season's stock no exception to that rule. MOTIJEKA. Mam Miller HHD S©N S, OF THE Beg to announce to the Motueka people that they are still manufacturing - .'■ Chrome Boots and Shoes And are in a position to supply them at WHOLESALE PRICES as al] the Goods are made in 4beir Factory. ISP" Send size'and cW? of Boots, you require, and same will he forwarded at once. Please give Pull Address. Motueka Fruit-growers* Co=Operative Society Limited. SHAREHOLDERS Are reminded that the Society is NOW READY to receive Gooseberries, Currants, and Raspberries, At the Factory. Hours : 8 a.m to 5 p.m. Saturday 8 to 10 a.m. ■ ■ J JOHN A. FINDLAY, < ~2 Manager Factories Ac]£ QWNERS and Occupiers /f Factories are reminded that Registration Fees under the above Act are due on Ist April next, and must be paid to the undersigned on that date. C. E. ALDRIDGE, _ ■ Inspector of FactoriesNelson, March' 24th, 1903.