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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 190, 15 April 1902, Page 4

Important Announcement 45 PACKAGES NEW GOODS Autumn and Winter. k 5 taini larqest range Dress Material* ever submitted to the ladies of South Canterbury. All UP TO DATE GOODS. NOTE Special Prices, 93 6d, 13s 6i, 16s Gd, 22s 6d, 26s 6d, verv latest. 800 Yards Costume Tweeds', 8s 6d for Full Dress. DRESSMAKING SPECIALITY, B¥ MISS BROOK.

SHOW ROOM.—Splendid Assortment Millinery, Ribbons, Policy Wings; 10 per cent Cheaper than aijy other firm. and Mart save 7s 6d lb each »ne. SEhoice Goods. Inspection invited. ! f| MMENBE STOCK GEIpRAL DRAPERY, BOOTS, §IOES, SLIPPERS, fi| 5 per cent discount for cash.

R. E, BOYD, IMPORTER. N.Z.L. and MA. Coy r>EFORE BUYING A CHURN SEE THE «« DAISY " BARREL CHURN. The Best made. Limited supply. At the Christchurch Show, the Farmer*s Favourite Combined Grain, Manure & Turnip Drill Gained the GOLD MEDAL, Also First at Ashburton and Oamaru.

Walter A. Wood Wide-Open Rear 3-Apron Reaper and Binder Gained the ONLY MEDAL awarded, BOTH MACHINES COMPETING WITH EVEBY MAKE AT PRESENT ON THE MARKET.

The " WOOD " is the simplest and best Reaper and Binder on the market. We do not base our claim to superiority on prizes alone. We start all our machines and GUARANTEE THEM to WORK WELL.

If you are a buyer, write fo a trial. Solo Agents for Nicholson's Patent "Hercules" spring Steel • tine Cultivator, «« Binemo " Potato Harvester (cost saved jj about three acres of potatoes), Labour-saving Garden Implements, E.G. Beaperß (the best clover cutter In order to meet the requirements of Farmers, we would be pleased to receive their orders for TWINE and OIL fo the coming season. FULL STOCK OF EXTRAS AT WAIMATE AGENCY. CHAS. A. WILSON, Local Agent, Steward street.

Neil's Herbal Remedies, ABE well known and extensively used throughout the colony, and although over 25 years on the market, the sales ore increasing every year. Their virtues are now too well known to require any puff. We have recently appointed

Mr A. BAKER, Of Queen Street, as oar AGENT FOR WAIMATE, Who is now prepared to supply any line we keep. If not in Btock, he will be pleased to obtain it at the shortest possible notice.

IF your grocer sticks out for big profile and won't supply HondaiLanka P»re Ceylon Tea, drop us a postcard, and we'll send you the address of the grocer noaieat you who knows a good thing and. sella it.