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Maoriland Worker, Volume 3, Issue 62, 17 May 1912, Page 14

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Always Honest Value for i the "Worker" at . . ! = CAREY'S = J Ready-Money Store = CHRISTCHURCH = Specialists In Drapery A Clothing. TAILORS ahd COSTUMIERS, j There is a Time in 1! Affairs of Men. A time of buying "toggery" which eeeme to be all the time. Clothes will wear our in epite of all cndeavouri to the contrary. Fortunately, there'■ g" * one place at toast—< W^ik GABITES' EL V , KNOW, W\ y where you can pur- l^t**-^ chaie all your wanti dlwjlJm at prices that will yum ISm please you. From top to toe we /^^^^^| clothe you with the f^^^^^^H beet of "togs" that wear long and hard. If unable to call, send your order by mail: it's a safe And speedy method of shopping. A. GABITES, Men's Outfitter, Timaru. The Place to »t»y Iα Chrlstchurch STOREY'S HOTEL, Right Oppeilte Railway Statloa. ißoriiiToi • • s. i. Mini. Telephone 237>. J. W. DOLLAN, Bootmaker and Repairer, 55 Manchester Street (Op. Coker'i Hotel). HAND-SEWN WORK A SPBCIALITV. Worker*, P«tronUe Him. ROTHERFIELD HOTEL, CASHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH. JAMES GEDDES, PROPRIETOR. A HOME AWAY FROM HOME. ALWAYS BUY YOUR DRAPERY AND CLOTHING —From— McCruer and Co., TE ARO 11OUSK, AVESTPORT, The shop whore the workers get a Good Article at a Fair I'rice. -* TITO U NT ROCHFORT HOTEI} Near THE HALL, DENNISTON. 0. STOKES Proprietor. Try JT. LAW SON, • For Outdoor Photographs, Bellevue Gardens. Private Address: 158 ADELAIDE ROAD. WELLLNGTGN. i ■ i • ii ■■ —- —- "" RUHANCA BUTCHERY. 0. 0. DALZELL. PftlMESt MEAT KBPI,

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