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Maoriland Worker, Volume 3, Issue 50, 23 February 1912, Page 12

Maoriland Worker© Your Drapers Submit the Following Lines. The Best Value Offered in the Dominion. For the Men. QUR NEW SEASON'S SHIRTINGS have just been opened up, and com prise a Grand Hange of Cloths for Men'g Working Shirts. Readers ol 'his paper can rely upon getting something very special in th© way ci Value, as we import our materials direct from the mills and manufactufll all our own Shirts. BLUE GRANDRILLS (Leather Shirts), 3s 3d, 3s 6d, 31 lid, 4t Sd. S.S.S. NAVY DRILL (Plain and Striped), 4s 6d. HARVARD SHIRTS, 3s 3d, 3s 9d. The hardest wearing shirt on th* market. lIEAYT COLONIAL ALL-WOOL SOX. Special price, IM par pair. For the Ladies, 3Gin. IMITATION LINEN (in all the newest shades for th« BeunnJ, Our price, 6,d per yard. 86in. Perfect Substitute for LINEN CORDED (a lovely Dress and Co* ttinie Material). Our Price, 9d per yard. COTTON SHANTUNG, in plain colours (ver ysmart). Our price, Bd. COTTON POPLINS, in all the wanted colours. Single width, O.d pM yard; double width, is 6d per yard. SEND FOR PATTERNS. PLEASE ENCLOSE POSTAGE WITH ORDEBr 6111 O& GOij Outfitters, 480 & 482 Colombo Street, SYDENHAM JUST OVER RAILWAT CROSSINGI Engineering Knowledge by Correspondence.' P A Letter of enquiry posted to JAS. W. BOWER, Principal • \ of the Auckland School for Engineers, will bring you by ' I return mail a Prospectus and full particulars of the Corres- q X pondeuce aud the Class Courses of Instruction specially « f prepared for Government Examinations of ALL Grades. «j \ ifflP Record of Passes for Five Years 670. { Address: AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS, \ ( TYRONE BUILDINGS, CUSTOMS ST. EAST, AUCKLAND J

' K. S. LAM 3 & CO. jj ; THE TAILORS i | Church Street, Timaru ; BLAKE AND CARLISLE, Customs and Forwarding Agents, . . . » . r Ceneral Carrier*. » « « FURNITURE CAREFULLY REMOVED. 11 Hunter St Telephone 2617 26 Pirle St Telephone 1605. WELLINGTON.