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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 284, 18 November 1902, Page 4

A First Grade Mason-Stirling Sent Without Deposit . SIMPLY A MONTHLY PAYMENT. ■ mchine. 1 ~n { o r t. emoyimm, ease am The MASON-STIRLING is a BpeUtJ> o y i3binct in construction am - ; P ir * Bxce l j*^ r j ous o£ cycleß . n'uii ihiUi!" s/ J 1 x lu 'l ‘ 'Sr m CATALOGUE. PLACE EVERYWHERE. No Tire, filial WitfcMt a^'“*n^ £ “ **" JSS 11 ” 1 - "“ n “ The Mason-Stirling Cycle & Motor Co P.O. Box 473. CHRISTCHURCH. FUr-NHURE. 65 to 65 STAFFORD ST. furniture. furniture SAVE MONEY by pacing A RL VOur j E. BECETNGHAM sssaosat mebb J, E. r eckingham. Stafford Street, timaru. GOODS DELIVERED TO NEAREST RAILWAY STATION. GET IN FRONT Ride a Fcfti and Keep in Front. MAKE of Trane ramao UKbl 1M i -XI« ON application. f. Ac HARD, FRITZ VCLB WORKS.

-r ADlfi-S, your littlf Gills art no un.es. they ..rcwrariug a Hetty pil d „{ BUTTON BOOTi ju t opened oufl rtt ■aima% BOOT shop.] I SIZES. ,k fo'i name—- % P. Smith, f!KXT L'O-OP. bTOBE. \v. V. CHAI C>EGS to announce that lie lias , commenced Carrying of all d(Jcriptions in Waimate at moderate rales, and respectfully solicits a share All makrs left a yjl T IT store will receive jpl at for Waihao CoalCtaifnd alter W M».v «*,***<* Wftihao coal will ba Tilled Id pu sack. MASSEY-HARRIS AND IMPERIAL bicycles. L/T R S.ICLARKE announces to dk hisnbriends and the generahas been appointed rlmate Aftnt for the above wel iown Bicyc®, and has opened in the ,op lately ocfcpied by Mb H. Fkankn in High stflfct. 111 Cycle .i/'cesscrie* keptin block. WAITANQI REFRESHMENT ROOMS, bakery and confectionery. D. Mitchell, .AS lo return thanks for the genAjus support accorded him ;o comuJncing business m Waimate, I trustsMbj continuing to Btfpply a d'-class Article, t 0 retain t * liß e,a * ronage. ,la, Soli ee»Social9, Wedding Parties, Pi.niAetc., Catered for. P P ES, TEA, COFFEE, COCOA, iN CAKES AT ALL HOURS. Those wishing Carl to call kindly leave the ■ -i i un ‘t t ie Bdo^. IST OPENED AT WAIMATE BOOT SHOP, f, , r Boys’ and Girls’ Best Wear—isAl’ BROWN SHOES, 1 BAR. 0’» to 10’s at 3s 9d IPs to 13’s I’d at 5s Gd. Vaiue ev-r <-H<-re ; tne Name, I-ock toJ P. SMITH, WAIMATE BOOT SHOP. i.CwOfKK AZItM BtOU J£.“