rsiaWfW^Tsrsscsonr-an A First Grade Sent Without Deposit. bIMPLY A MONTHLY PAYMENT. tassrA s -#s£££ K&X-*" the most hmostoos ot 0,0,05. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. CAKES THE mST PLAGE EVERYWHERE. New Tires fiticl without cost when &™ chl ™ 18 o ?d d m !!SinV taken as {>«. £lB 18,. £2O. £-22 10 . Cash or li.mto I. S~t *«*. p.ymcnt. K«„ .ppW-" « 191 dOy? P.O. Tsox 473. jfMim mu CHRISTCHURCH.
FU. N TUB your to 65 Si' I' i’ C ■-1 • FUIINI L'UUd'l. FUi’.Xl I Uriii you thinking of FUR.NISHIX' ■> ■ X 3 ’•' Kl Ll order with the local ii.auuU.ia; er. ,AViO MO.X/V G pacing J. E. BECKING tiAal. . Furniture is c) i d to th secure your Immune a- v ,s.t w:d k.iu-i,- >ou lha ay VSONABLF UXSURVASrfKUI lue is im|robabie, better value unpas„.oK. r , E. Beckingnam. Stafford Street, ■ TIM ABU. goods delivered to nearest railway station FRITZ CYCLE WORKS. Half ft league, half Half ft league onward,| luto this Cycle Shop Plunged manyjiundred. Come, then, to right of us Come, then, to left of us, Como, then, before us ; We never have blundered. • i Bi|es” .a the nation’s cry. Whot&is the bestV> buy “ cerliilnlj Shout Stormed at by those who cry Other makes, “as good,” to buy Failing most dismally, Fail many hundred. Bike sh ps to right ol 1 3ike shops to left of u l)ik>- shops around us, « L&.U. aU have blunders^ for the Cycle InJji'L, Here we stand undismayed, Asking the people’s aid. For no high charge ty macK Come, come many hundred . None can such cycles sell. Tint is now known full well. From al we bear the bed, Say m my hundred. When s'all our glory fade ? Oh, the light charge that’s made, Shout many hundred.
W AIM ATE BOOT SHOP. REMOVAL NOTICE. HU ST thankiJO rny numerous Customers for patronage H S“; 1 JLI i.. r»inn S .««™ ? ;o..n“=. ; nn , 1 during the nine to s-ate (hat 1 W «•* riiTlT ’ s » EW xJUILDINGS, Ncxi|to (Jo Store Jfr\ [,„ S . S «*. U c|IOSIAL an! Boot- ami Shoes always on hand Repairshxccuted : .jfhile waited on (when necessary \ Soccial iMsc.mntJJn Family i’areeh. J. PwA! MATE BOOT SHOP
Notices. W. V. CiTAJ lERAON announce that ho has connnen&t-d Carrying of all descriptions in Waiuuite at moderate rates, and re-?p!#.fuily solicits a share |bt public patronage. All orders left at J. F 3. Fox’s store will receive proi|ipl attention. Agent for Waihao Coal. On and after Ist May the price of Waihao coal will b - raised Id per sack. W AIM ATM HOTEL. TWOMEY’S New V/aimato Hotel is now Open to the General Public, and fitted up with ove?ymodcrn convenience. S *. *" T. HOT APID COLI Ml BATHS i’irst-class Accommodation for permlbom boarders ancr the travelling pubic. Norfe but the best brands of Wines and Spirits kept. T. TWOMHY, ‘ PuofKIBTOU. - - MASSEY HAtHIISj m -mu: IE KIA L lo generaippointed DniSte . 'Ue above well has opened in the by Mn H. Fkank'iLjiPlß! L'k l ' • s > tr, 'et> ’ c Accestoneij in slock.
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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 209, 29 May 1902, Page 4
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