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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 96, 15 January 1901, Page 2

PRIEST AND HOLDGATE, GENERAL IRONMONGERS AND DIRECT IMPORTERS. Queen Street, Waimatd. IRONMONGERY DEPARTMENT. :te have iu Stock Up to-Duto IRONMONGiv.Y of Every Best Materia!. Description and of tte FARMING IMPLEMENTS. WE have Everv Implement a Farmer requires, comprising the Dimous McEOLIvIICiv IiFAPF Hand I>l>*D£K. Sole iu South Oautcrburj for .. ,liL UAIiDFN auti FA Till FOOLS. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. \S'l! have a Coitijiletc Stuck ol Up-to-Dntc Capable Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer, can male h u HNiTURL Oh AM DuAO.v. All Repairs and Re covering at Reasonable Prices, Inspect Our Stock before Buying Elsewhere. It will pay.you. .For the COMING HARVEST we have in store BINDER TWINE, BAGS AND OILS Of Every Description, and Every Harvest Requisite. Fuil Stock of BINDER EXTRAS, which may be procured at any hour, Day or Night. AGENCIES. And rows and Bcaven’s Chaffcntters. Booth, Macdonald and Co.’s Windmills. P. andD. Duncan’s Agricultural impbuntnis. Shaddock, Scott Bros., Barningnam a and *• Champion ” Ranges, ALSO ■For the Celebrated Sterling and Newhaven Bicycles. •| All Cycle Accessaries in Stock. FISHING .SEASON. All Fishermen’s Requisites in Stock —F.ods, Lines, and Up-to-date Flies. Everything First-Class. | HORSE COVER AND TARPAULIN DEPT. ' Horae Covers, Tents, Marquees, Tarpaulin and Stack Covers made to order by Capable Workmen, MARQUEES ON HIRE. The Trade supplied with Material or Made-up'Goods. Nothing “ slop ” on the Premises. Everything made by First-Class Tradesmen. E. J. ATWILL, Manager.

u . ; i : QUEEN STREET. 108 the Coming XMAS and NEW YEAR wo have Imported Largo Stocks of the Best CURRANTS, RAISINS, SPICEa, PEEL, and are selling At Lowest Prices* A Large and Choice Assortment of Glassware suitable for Season’s Presents will well Repay Inspection. Our Stock comprises Hardware of all kinds, Groceries, Farm and Garden Seeds, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, and Brushware, Customers Waited on Daily.

SHACKLETON & GRANT to thank their numerous customers and patrons for their hearty support during the past year, and apologise to those who were unable to be attended to on Christmas Eve. / *- \ J ALMANACS FOE 1901. y 3 i i : ' ■', '■' Customers who may have bean overlooked in the rush and have not received an almanac will oblige by letting us know. End of Season Bargains. LADIES’ SAILOR HATS. ’*■ Some unusual bargains ; see window for display. At hall-price, 6d, Is, Is 6d, 2s’ 2s 6d. New hats bought cheap. If your hat was spoiled during the holidays, get another at half-price to finish the summer. PRINTS f PRINTSI! PRINTS! 1 f Rare Bargains. Don’t miss seeing our value at 4Jd, 6|d, Gd, 7dandßd; same quality cannot be sold at the price again for a long time. Dresses! . - Dresses! Dresses I Doable width, cheap, B£d per yard; worth 1/3 A splendid corded cloth, Is per yard ; worth 1/9 Figured Bkck Lustres, 1/6 per yard; worth 2s A Pretty Fawn coating costume cloth, 1/6; worth 2/6; toflgh wearing. A splendid bargain, bought very cheap. Black and Navy Serges, Fancy and Plain Dress Material up to 4/6 per yard. SHACKLETON and GRANT.