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Maoriland Worker, Volume I, Issue 6, 20 February 1911, Page 22 (Supplement)

The Popular Cycle Shop for Workers. Federal Cycle Works "SSTw FEDERAL CYCLES—Made from the finest genuine B.S.A. fittings by New Zealand artificers. Price only £13 10/ST. GEORGE CYCLES—AII New Zealand made, £10 10/-, carriage paid. PRIMUS CYCLES £8 10/Bicycle Repairs, Accessories, and Second-Hand Cycles. WORKERS—Support local industry by trading with the FEDERAL CYCLE CO. You will-get-the best possible cycle value. WE ARE THE LEADING BAKERS. TELEPHONE 921. WE WANT YOUR SUPPORT Wm. Wright & Co.. Limited DTXINrEJDIINr Bread Bakers, Coffee and Spice Merchants. Kindly Note. —Bread delivered to al] parts of the City and Suburbs by experienced Vanmen. Our Bread is manufactured, by Machinery, and is therefore absolutely clean. Our Factorj' is open for inspection at any suitable time. Ask for "SOCIETY" and " FAMILY " COFFBE. Also our Peppers, Spices, etc. Quality guaranteed, and packed locally.

F. G. PAUL.] [T. BARRACLOUGH Paul & Barraclougii ... Fashionable Tailors ... Hume's Buildings, Nos. 1, 2, 5 and 6, Second Floor, WILLIS STREET. Phone 21 7 2 OWEN & DAVIES MAKERS OF The "HUB" Bicycle Best Shop for Tyres, Lamps, Pumps, and all Bicycle Repairs. 625 Colombo St. CHRISTCHURCH. (2 doors North of Tuam St.) L. H. REID Corner of St. Asaph & Colombo Sts. ... Ch rtstch urch ... For Motor and Cycle Repairs Bnamelliiig- and Plating a Specialty. Workers, Patronize Him ! M. HANNON DENTIST Jβ Thames St., Oamaru. J. MoGORMICK SECOND-HAND DEALER, Troeadero Buildings, Manchester St., Ghristchurch. ■ Left-off Clothing bought, sold or exchanged.

Farmers Co-op. Assn. WHY OUR STORES - SHOULD BE YOUR O UODDI S? MTPRI-l n our Drapery Section we have always on hand complete stocks in Ladies' Clothing, onvrriwvi WCliinu. Millinery, Underclothing, Boots, etc., and Gents , Clothing, Boots, Mercery. Also 7000 Shareholders and 29 prosperous years Blankets, Rugs Furniture, Crockery, Furnishing Carpets—in fact, we stock every is bona fide evidence as to the substantial wanted household article, and the prices are right. The first week m March we %2T standing of the Farmers Co-op. " We buy ™11 be showing the latest styles and prettiest fashions in Ladies' Millinery, Dress for cash from the world's leading markets, Materials etc., and we cordially mvite all who can to do so, to attend this great Unl \/// P ) therefore there is no middle profit for you Autumn Exposition. /£===-? J 3*\ topay for, and in always stocking the highest ', ' ' " " -msSfV quality in all merchandise at comparatively low prices, housewives must see that the Our (Jrrocery and Provision Department now ranks as one of the largest and most Co-op. Stores ought to be their buying store. up-to-date izi the Dominion to-daj r . By working on the smallest margin of profit, To our country patrons who cannot come and always keeping our stocks clean and good, we have slowly but surely worked into town regular, we have a right up-to- our way up to the top rung of the ladder. Our many customers have recognised the date Country Order Department, and a letter genuine value we offer with the result that SJ&r^e^m^c^fflJZltoF 1 Our Business has never ceased to Expand. O - -A-ir* 99A OASHESL ST- Branches —Rangiora, Ashburton, Ha.wa.rden, £§SL& Id &&*%s Cnristchurch. East Oxford and Leeston. Published, by the New Zealand Federated Shearers and Woolshed. Employees' Industrial Union of Workei-3 (M. Liaracy. Montreal Street, Chriatchurch, General Secretary.) Printers : The " Lyttelton Times " Company. Limited, Gloucester Street, Christchurch, N.Z.