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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 229, 15 July 1902, Page 4

A First Grads Mason-Stirling Sent Without Deposit, SIMPLY A MONTHLY PAYMENT. TO Introduce the Mason-Stirling 1901-2 Model Roadster we are prepared to aervl ten machines into each district without a deposit. This is simply c advertise f-STIUOtNjr is a RjvjUtioi i i cycling-c i nfort, enjoym-mi, ease and ac*; la pir-etcelloace R tpil. Rigid and Rjliable distinct in construction and j. t , ~ ~*’i .« i/j i I ill .piubi-. i the most luxurious of cycles. ? WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. FIRST PLACE EVERYWHERE. Tires fitted without cost when (machine is ’ ’ ' £lB 18s, £2O, £32 10s. Cash or easiest terms. Your old machine ta e P payment. Early application is necessary, as the number is limited. * J ' Book ahead. The Mason-Stirling Cycle & Motor Co. P.O. Box 473. CHRISTCHURCH.

furn turg. 63 to 65 STAFFORD ST. FURNITURE. FURNITURE A RE you thinking of FURNISHING ? If so. you can SAVE MONEY by pacing your order with the local manufacturer, -*** A. E. BECKING-HAM. a y seeing you secure ‘pBIOES 11 ’ One satisfy you tha ,«4patf{!S J S£ r P Se. YARIKXV OKSU»FA.»W) J, E. Beckingham Stafford Street, TIM ARE.

GOODS DELIVERED TO NEAREST RAILWAY STATION FRITZ CYCLE WORKS.

Half a league, half Half a league onward, Into this Cycle Shop Plunged many hundred. “ Bikes ” -s the nation’s cry. Whose is the best to buy ? “ Yours, most certainly,” Shout many hundred. Bike shops to right of us, Bike shops to left ; ot us, Bike shonggHfQund ns, Aji*-#uhave blundered. ’“Armed for the Cycle Trade, Here we stand undismayed, Asking the people’s aid, For no high charge L 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 try Other makes, “ as good,” to buy, Failing most dismally, Fail many hundred. None can such cycles sell. That is now known full weli. . From all we bear the bell, Say many hundred. When shall our glory fade ? Oh, the light charge that’s made, Shout many hundred. W AIM ATE BOOT SHOP. REMOVAL NOTICE. WHILST thankirtif'my numerous Customers for patronage during the nine months I hajjjisb ( been in Business on ray o-vn account, I beg to state that I ■have removed to larger and more central premises in MR PETIT’S NEW BUILDINGS, Co op. ■>, Large S' COLONIAL and IMPORTED Boots and Shoes always on hand Repairs Executed while. Waited on (when necessary). Special Discount on Family Parcels. J. P. SMITH WA IMATE BOOT SHOP QUEEN STREET, WAIMATE.

Notices. \V„ V. OHAJ TEUTON T> EGS to announce that he has ■commenced Carrying of all de crinions in Waimate at moderate rates, jlid respectfully solicits a share for public patronage. All orders left at Mr J. S 3. Fox’s store will receive prompt Attention. Agent for Waihao Goal. On and after Ist May the price o! Waihao coal will be raised Id p r sack. W AIM ATE HOTEL. Waim ' rn New * Hotel Is now Open to lh General Publitf and fitted up with every modern HOT ANP CO! nvemen BATHS Acrammodatiornyfor permanent boarders and the travelling public. None but the best brands of Wines and Spirits kept. T. TWOMEY, Proprietor. MASSEY HARRIS ANDIMPERIAL BICYCLES. ■jV/I'B S. CjLARKE announces to his the generapublic that |he ha| been appointed Waim ate Agbnt foe the above wel known Bicyclfe, andlms opened in the shop lately occupied by Mr H. FrankUN in High street. All Cycle A“OCB3orie« kept in hto