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Notices. THE CORNER, Manchester Bros. & Goldsmith HAVE NOW OPENED OUT TfiEIR NEW GOODS, AND RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT INSPECTION. Every Department now Stocked with Latest Noveltfefc EW Trim ned and Untrimmed Millinery, Mowers, -Feathers, Ornament*, I Kibbuud and Laces, Blouse Silks and Washing Materials, P ints »nd Mercerised Sateens, New Dress Materials, New Kid, Silk, and Fabrli (ilove>v Sutrehades and Umbrellas. NoveUi's in Chiff.n, Lace, and Neck Frills aid Scarves, Hemstitched and Embroidered Handkerchiefs. \ Our HbuseFurriishing Department has just been replenished with art Immen* Selection nt Floorcloths and Linoleums, Carpets, Mattings and Squares, fcaoe Curtains, and Curt-tin MtiefHns by theyard, PtUthsttes) -Crfct6«'rtes, Hearth Hugs ift Wool, Tapestry and AKininHier, Table Linens, 'Sheetings' and Calicoes, 100 tfozea Serviettes (a great bareiin), la 9d, 2s 6d, 3s lid, .4»?6d r Si 6d, 6s6d.pwdocen, Table Covers and Priatdd Tablings. A beautiful selection of Gents' Tennis and Dress Bhirtß, FeltHat*, ties, Collar^ Kranns ariH TJiiilflrnlnthincr flliiiiatnne, ft.era Mesa's, 'Boys', and Youths' Clothing unapproachable for valtfs. Manchester Bros* & Goldsmith

An Important Engagement WE have pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of Waimate fcad ttrrduto&n* districts that we will opan on SEPTEMBER 21s* ft DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT under the able management of a First Class Dressmaker end Fitter, Mis i Ha&s, t Waimate, who toas just retarfled from Dunßdin after some time spent in studying ihe pcientific, tail, r make and artiatio achievemeuts of her profession. We fee confident in recommending Mis* Hark an a first-class dressmaker, who will giVA every satisfaction, and all orders entrusted to her will "be executed in most feettft styles, perfeot fit and finish. OUR NEW DRESS MATERIALS AND TRIMMiNGS in atl the very latest, have now arrived, and *e advise Ladies Wanting ©ostumos f<* the coming season to choose their materials and book orders at onee, and avoid ti* rush and disappointment after the season has started^ All prices Very Moderate- First hooked first made. ARTHUR JONES AND CO

During the Beit Four Weeks T. MTHERSON, CASH BOOT SHOP, EARING SALE of these Lints to make room for New Stook— Six doz pairs of Men's Sest Watertight Eootß, usual price 16s 6d, reduced to 12s6d Three dor pairs Men's Best Watertight Bluchers, usual price 12s 6d, reduced W 8s lid Feur doz pairs Men's Good Quality Kip Balmorals, usual price 12s 6d, reduce^ to Sa 11 d One doz pairs Men's Leather Slip, usual price, 5s 6d, reduced to Ssfcd Two dot M'en'B Chrome Balmorals, ÜBual price lis 6d, reduced to lis 9d One doz Ladies' Tan Leather Walking Shoes, usual price 7s 6d, reduced to 6s 14 Two doz Ladies' Plircsoles, usual price 4s 6d. reduced to 3s 9d Ladies' Chrome Walking Shoes, usual price 7s 6d, reduced to 5s 6d - Many other lines reduced too numerous to mention. If you want to encourage local industry get your boots or shoes made to roeasttft t tfHE CASH BOOT SHOP CHEAPER THAN YOU CAft BUY BLOF-iiADE ONES ELSkWJBEJHB* BOOT REPAIRING TRADE. Bring your old Boots and Shoes tons- DonH •'consider where you bough Get them repaired in the cheapest and beet shop in Waimate. BAND BEWN BOOTS MA&E TO MEABURE A SPECIALTY* T. McPH£RSON\ QUEEN BTBEET-, WAIMATE. '

THE INHABITANTS OF SOUTH CANTERBURY ARK INVITED SUPPORT THEIR OWN INDUSTRIE*. B. .";■■%■ KIRK, &ANUPAOTUBER, * prepared to tak* an.d ropply Ordew to any «I»u* i* thi idllo#in« lines U ' MACHINE DOU3LE-PRESSED BRICKS OF HIGHES? DENBIT& SEWER PIPES AND SANITARY APPLIANCES (S&Uvglazed)* ''jrABKEBS* FIELD £I*ES AND GARDEN T&.E&. ALB-BRICKS AND OHIMfiEI-POTS. y •> .' ' 100,000'BRICKS READT FO3 DBWyEBTi itANUFAOIdRX AND OFFI6E M . .>•: QOLUSttEROA&> flttAßtf

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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 116, 17 October 1901, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 116, 17 October 1901, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 116, 17 October 1901, Page 3

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