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A First Grade Mason-StirlingVi Sent Without Deposit . SIMPLY A MONTHLY PAYMENT. TO Introduce the Maaon-Stirling 1901-2 Model Roadster we ten machines into each district without a deposit, ihia are prepared to send I is simply c advertise is a Revelation in cycling-comfort, enjoynvoi, ease and *«•; Ii pir-sccailo’iija Rapid, Rigid and Reliable distinct in construction and tj » i * i ioj. Biyoa-l all qu jstioa the most luxurious of cycles. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. TAKES THE FIRST PLACE EVERYWHERE. '• Cars /rlbß fitted without cost whenlmachine is P» ld f ° r pan £lllßs, £&22 Kh. Cash or easiest t tfarment. Eally application is necessary, as the number is nm /* 3 % Book ahead. P.O. Box 473. CHRISTCHURCH. FURN TURE. 63 to 65 STAFFORD ST. FURNITURE. FURNITURE you thinking of FURNISHING ? If so, you can SAVE MONEY by pacing your order with the local manufacturer, lE. ®ECKINGH. W f \ V %) The Fill'll XJL The Furniture is equal to th W « ¥"f T SMOstSL¥VMCEs! L One" Visit will *Mf you *. Imported, and at HEAoupl AdLid r.VARIETY UNSURPASSED if value is irnfflrobable, better value impossible qua!’ value ipyobable, J, E. Beckingham Stafford Street, TIMARU. GOODS DELIVERED TO NEAREST RAILWAY STATION

FRITZ CYCLE WORKS. Half a league, haIJL Half a league Into this PlungedjjSfny hundred. *« i.be nation’s cry. Whgse is the best “ yours, most c&Mfnly,” ; bhout many hugpw^ Bike shops to rig|t of U3*v ; Bike shops to leffc.of us, Bike shops around us, All. all have blundered. Armed for the Cyclb Trade, ' Here we stand undismayed, Asking the people’s aid, For no high charge is made. Come, come many hundred ! Come, then, to right of us, Come, then, to left of us, Come, then, before us ; We never have blundered. Stormed at by those who cry Other makes, “ as good,” to buy, Failing most dismally, Fail many hundred. None can such cycles sell. That is now known full well. From all we bear the bell, Say many hundred. When shall our glory fade ? Oh, the light charge that’s made, Shout many hundred. WAIMATE BOOT SHOP. REMOVAL NOTICE. WHILST thanking my ottmerous Customers tor patronage during the nine months I have beea.Tn'Basiness on my o.vn account, J beg to that 1 have removed to Isrgerancl more central premises m MR PETIT b NEW BUILDINGS, Next to (26 op. store Lirge S'ooks of COLONIAL ini IMPORTED Boots and Shoes always on hand, ■ ■ s, tl - Repairs while waitci on (when necessary). Special I&scount on Family Parcels. J. P. SMITH, WAIMATE BOOT SHOP QUEEN STREET, WAIMATE.

i THE PHARMACY, DISPENSING (3HEMISTS AND OPTICIANS, Next Co-operative S'ore, Queen Streo ~ WAIMATB. power tottesist disease. ® Z q" It's Famous.” 88 Worms undermine children’s health Take Wade’s Worm P’g .

Notices. W. V. CHAJIERTON T>EGS to nmjjWiSce that he has * ' commenced Carrying of all de criptions in Waimate at moderate rates, and solicits a share 'or public jsilronage;| All orders left at J. B. Fox’s alore will receive proiilpt attention^ Agent for Waihao Coal. On and after Ist May the price of, Waihao coal will be raised Id per j sack. I WAIMATE HOTEL. m \V » £ H l S New Waimat * Hotel is now Open to the General Public, and fitted U P with every modern convenience. St and c|ld shower baths First-class Afjjpomtuodatioa for permanent boardeira and the travelling public. None but the best brands of Wines and Spirits kept. T. TWOMEY, Proprietor. MASSEY HARRIS AND IMPERIAL BICYCLES. announces to and the genera e /Has been appointed mt for the above wel Ifß S ’ pbljc thtll f»iraate./A knlfwit Sioywes, and has opened in the shop lately <f copied by Mr H. Frank I.IK in High Street. G

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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 224, 3 July 1902, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 224, 3 July 1902, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 224, 3 July 1902, Page 4

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