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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 179, 18 March 1902, Page 3

Notices. “THE COR NEK.” '1903 New Autumn and Winter Manchester Bros. & Goldsmith ARE now showing in all Departments a Choice Assortment of NEW GOODS, sad are daily opening up Direct Importations as they come to hand. Now Trimmed and Untrimmed Millinery New Jackets, Capes, and Macintoshes New Dress Materials New Umbrellas, Gloves, Laces, and Dress Trimmings HOSIERY. M. B. and G. have just opened a Large Stock of J- and R. Morley’s famou* Hosiery and Florence Kid Gloves. These Goods stand unrivalled for quality and value. Several bales of Ryland and Sons’, Ltd., Dacca Calicos and Sheetings. New Lace Curtains, Table Covers, Floorcloths and Linoleums. 1802 Goods. AN IMMENSE CHOICE OF ENGLISH, COLONIAL, AND AMERICA# BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS. Our Mercery and Clothing Department has just been replenished with a full rang* of Best Goods.

Manchester Bros. & Goldsmith NEW AUTUMN GOODS. SHACKLETON & : GrRANT AEE now Opening Up NEW SEASONABLE GOODS for AUTUMN AND WINTER WEAR. New Dress Goods in newest makes. Fine Serges in season’s colourings. New Coatings, Amazons, Friezes, <&o., <to. New Blue-black Cashmeres and Merinos, good weighty makes, splendid vAlae op to 3s lid per yard. New Fancy Blouse Materials, natty goods. New Velveteens from Is 6d per yard, pretty shades of iparine blue. You should see them. 50 f Dozpn LADIES’ CASHMERE HOSE (All W^ol). A Splendid ‘ Purchase, Is 6d per paj;, 2 pair/or 2? 9d. These Stockings are exceptionally good value, aqipt are jeally worth 2ri pair, t« be had in 2-1, 4-1-, 12-2 ribs. All sizes in Girls’ Cashmere Stockings, 6-foldkne««. New Woollen Knit Doys’ and Girls’ Stockings for winter., Very moderate prices, and we guarantee them to wear well. Ladies’ Colonial Wool Knit Hose, la 3d pair. NEW FLANNELS. NEW BLANKETS, NEW QUILTS. EOSLYN 3-PLY WHEELING WOOL, 2s 6d lb (steel grey only). NEW FLANNELETTES, in White, Pink, and Striped, from 4s 6d dozen np, A Special Line of Tapestry Hearth Eugs, 2s 6d, a bargain. ,Woof<Mats from 3s lid. A VISIT OF INSPECTION INVITED. A CHALLENGE. ADVERTISING ig'worjfed up to'Suist a pitch that we have to say something t draw thejpjibjpjattAntioD. V Ci> : ~Y: " lam going to (sll you something that I have not told you before. That i«, that YOUARE LOSING MONEY ABE NOT DEALING AT THE cIM boot shop. V k t J -A : We turn out the Best Boots at the Lowest Prices in South Canterbury or North ‘ YOU CAN SAVE 5s ON EVERY POUND iCIV/G'J GialtU i-'.'.-hjKU) ; ■ . __ Spent on’Repairing by getting your Boots and Shoes Repaired at the CASH 800 SHOP. A triaLwill convince you thatjwhat 1 say is correct. I am so positive thi I could lay Twenty to One about it. I li/’O c.vT ewLxn vj:rv<!,zi'j A. * Being a Tradesman, I am able to pick the Best Quality of Beady Made 800 and Shoes on the market, of which we have a good (.election, bought well for Cat and marked up po;SSIBLE PROFIT. 3 Y. A J T.McPHERSON, 1 : 7 diSH BOOT SHOP, . . .QUEEN STREET, . WAIMATE. ■ ■•I JjisJ ‘iiALl HA A. : r-Arrrrr.-ri-THE INHABITANTS OF SOUTH CANTERBURY ARE INVITED TO SjOTSOKI XHEfR , ; k K i’i / , !. kirk, s % v .|V.,% MANtJFACTDRBR, , to j rs p L MACHINE IoIJ|IE-p|bSSBD BRICKS OF HIGHEST DENSITY. , SEWER pA APPLIANCES-(Salt-glaisll), \ \ J ‘ YAMRS’ llp'lipS AND GARDEN TILBSV ‘ ( iIRBRIOKS, v .. D&ffVßß*^ J-.V.-t’ ,/ Mil. % i MANUFACTORY AND^OFFICE