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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 115, 2 March 1901, Page 2

Notices. 1 • T:^F^NF'’mLISGATE, ironmongers and direct importers. Queen Street, Waimate. O IRONMONGERY DEPARTMENT. have ia Slock Up to-Uiito IRONMONOSUY ol Everj Description and of the Best Material. FARMING IMPLEMENTS. : have Eve >7 Implement a Farmer requires, comprising the Famous •i IC K R ~\E and BIN OFF. Sole Agent in South Canterbury lor PLANEi .JEN and FAll.Vl TOOLS. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. ; hi- 6 a Complete Slock of Up-to-Dnte FniDitate, and havinj: a Ci.oiueuuaher and Upholsterer, can make FURNITURE OF ANY DESIGr . All Repairs and lie-covering at Reasonable Prices. Inspect Our Stock before Buying Elsewhere. It will pay you. r the COMING HARVEST we have in store BINDER TWINE, BAGS AND OILS Of Every Description, and Every Harvest Requisite. J , 1 - k-ck of BINDER EXTRAS, which may be procured at any hour, Day or Night. AGENCIESAn ’ i’rin-s and Beaven’s Chaffcutters. Booth, Macdonald and Co.’s Windmills. P. andD. Duncan’s Agricultural implements. Sbacklock, Scott Bros., Barmngham 3 ° and “ Champion ” Ranges. ALSO For the Celebrated Sterling andNewhaven Bicycles. All Cycle Accessories in Stock. FISHING SEASON. All Fishermen’s Requisites in Stock—Rods, Lines, and Up-to-date Flies. Everything First-Class. HORSE COVER AND TARPAULIN DEPT. Jlorse‘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. hamate Industrial Co-Operative Association, Ltd.,

QUEEN STREET. ■FENCING WIRE, cornsacks and crushed wheat for pig feed in stock At Lowest Prices* A Vrge and Choice Assortment of Glassware suitable for Season’s Presents will well Repay Inspection. Cm Stock comprises Hardware of all kinds, Groceries, Farm and Garden Seeds, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, and Brushware, ustemers Waited on Daily. Last Ten Days

OF LENTENNIAI, SALE AT VaSHACKLETON and GRANTS. still FURTHER leouctioks. ?'> '-LANCE o£ Summer -tick must be sold to make room for Winter (procds. 1 > ' STARTLING h IBGAINS, BABGAIKS, That ’* i ‘ u aJwayß bs aploaauro to yen. Now we Give the Gents a Chance. Ronto’ bins comiortable shirts, 8/9, 4/6, 5/9. UoiiW rt r-nis shirts, 5/6, 6/11, 8/6 ; sale price 3/6, 4/6, 5/9 Bunts’ natural wool shirts and pants, 4/6, 5/9, 7/6 ; sale price 2/9, 3/11, 5/3 Gents’ cotton and merino pants, sale prices irom 1/- up Gents’pyjamas suits, 9/6; sale price 4/6 Gents* Roslya line woollen knit pams, beautiful goods, market value, 8/6; sale price 5/6 ; Gents’. Boslyn heavy woollen knit pants, sale price 2/11 under flannels, sale price 2/11. Ties, tour for 1/’I wo Only gents’ Martin wire spring belts, worth 4/6 ; sale price 3/6 Four pair coloured cotton sox for 1/Harvest shirts, 1/11, Blue overall trousers, 2/11 • Gents’ straw hats, sale price 1/6, 2/6, 3/6. Boys’ straw hats, sale price 6d each. We are also offering Extraordinary Bargains in Dresses. A full dress of Fine ALL WOOL serge, with furnishings and trimmings complete for 13/9, worth 20s. Shades : Grey, Fawn, Brown, Green, Dove and Navy blue. 6syds Dress 6 pieces whalebone 6yds lining 1 reel silk 4yds Velvet Binding 1 reel twist fyds silk for trimming Remember this PURE WOOL Dress complete for 13/9, worth 20/THE BEST BARGAIN OFFERED IN WAIMATE THIS SEASON. Gall and see our Bargain Tables. No one pressed to buy.