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Notices. G. J. SHACKLEWX'-.i’ ?. VICTORIA HOUSF. SUMMER NOW BARGAINS I CLEARANCE BARGAINS I SALE. Swing. BARGAINS! A Heavy Stock must be reducod. Only unusually greatly reduced prices will do it. No undue talk. Solid X s. d. prices. Here they are. But wbat shall we quote first ? What do you require ? Well, here's a start with plain, every-day Goods, and not old out-of-date lines nobody wants : —• White Ca'icos, usual prices 4s 6d, 5b 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d a dozen Sale price 3s 6d, 4h 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 3d, 6s lid a dozen Finlay’s White Twill Sheeting, 72-inch wide, usual price la 3d, 10 6d, Is 9d ■* Salo price Is, Is 3d, Is 6d White Lace Curtains, usual price 2s 3d, 3a 6d, 4a bd, 6a 6d, 8a 6d Sale price la 6d, 2a 6d, 3s 6d, 4s lid, 6s 9d Unbleached Sheeting, sale price (68 inches wide) 7 l-2d yard ~ „ (70 „ „) 10 l-2d yard Shirtings from 4 l-2d yd, Flannelettes from 3 l-2d yd, Turkey Twills 3a lid doz. Muslins, Delainettes. Prints, Ginghams, all one price, ' 3 1 2d yard, worth double and treble the price. Oddments of Print, at 2 l-2d yard, worth three times as much. Oh, yes; we intend to astonish you. You read these prices, then come and look at the Goods; FANCY COUNTER. Lace Collars, usual price from 2s to 4s 6d Sale price Is each Bibbons, |ld yd; Tape, 2 l-2d doz; Hairpins, 100 for Id; Handkerchiefs, Is doz., etc., etc. DRESS DEPARTMENT. Among our Dress Goods mote surprises await you. Large stock of Black Dress Goods, 9d a yard of short lengths Coloured All wool Materials, usual price 2s yd, sale pi ice Is yd-half price Big reductions in Coloured Serges and Summer Tweeds, from 2s 6d to Is 6d. Beal Bargains. You shall be the judge. DRESSMAKING. Miss Roberts, whose artistic and perfect fitting dresses have given every satisfaction, will make up Costumes at reduced prices durina the Sale. MILLINERY AND SHOWROOM. Oh! if we only had apace we could fill this paper with the prices of our Bargains. Trimmed Hat at less than half price. Sailor Hats, white or black, 3d each. French Sailors, Is each Blouses from 2s 6d, Underskirts from 2s 6d, Ladies’ Sun Bonnets Is each Wide Millinery Ribbons 6d yd, worth three times as much Ladies' Pink Knit Under-vests 9d each, Combinations 4s 6d. Sunshades 2s 6d, worth three times as much. Strong Corded Corsets 1s 6d Ladies’ Undewearr all reduced. Oh it’s terrible to us the way these prices are cut down, but delightful to the purchaser. CLOTHING AND MEN’S MERCERY. Gents’ Youths’ and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing and Underwear all share the same fate, and suffer from red ink. Boots and Shoes all reduced. Bem.mber, at •• Victoria ” House Sale you have this advantage: You get eveiy article at reduced price. Should there be one line not marked down, you get 15 per cent off its value. That is 3e in the £ discount. We only ' 8 18 k you to come and see. Prices will speak.

WE IMPORT DIRECT. Corner.” Manchester & Co. comer.” * A FOREWORD. In setting before the public our goods we wish them to clearly understand our position. Our buying dominates our selling, and if we buy direct from the maker it will readily be seen that we can sell always at a lower price than those who are not on a similar footing, and yet make the same profit. We do not profess to sell below cost save at special times for special reasons, of which we will inform you as necessity occurs. Buying direct in large quantities for cash is our system. It pays us, and if you will pay us a visit we will show you how it will pay you. Grocery is grocery all the world over. But the method and condition in which it reaches the customer makes all the difference. You will notice that when purchasing your Cbrist.It store. Our Currants, .Raisins e new and specially cleaned, tels, Malaga and Californian i, Pears, Prunes, Angelica and Race Cherries are an educainty and fresh, they come to the growers, and the result is unt off regular prices. Earthenware and Glassware we > date. If you wish a Child’s full of Flower Tubes for the low you get it at once, ving line you might look at is ing Jars. We are just landing t for quick sale, and the prices lers are going to be very much intage of direct importation is 111 the every day lines, from ig requisites, are in our store eduction. You can't fail to erial, too, is on the same foot- : Galvanised Iron, Spouting, Doors, Sashes, Locks, and in inge of Builders’ Ironmongery, villing to quote large quantities Iways in season, but just about reatest activity prevails. Most thing new with which to begin but it must be tasteful and of I. Again our careful buying lers an advantage. Our Furui:er is in a large way and is so ality of his goods that all wood d for at least three years before We have articles at all prices, 3 reliable and does not warp or you not rather pay more for ? Then, when you consider sk more,but in many instances « where your advantage lies in us. Perhaps you are not going v goods. In this case we are . On our premises are careful, n engaged in upholstering and y work, and reasonable prices antly employed, but they have work. Bring it or let us know, I for it.

THE TOP BUTCHERY, IF YOU WANT * Good Beef go to J. O’EBIEN’S Top Butchery, IF YOU WANT The Best of mutton it is to be - found at the Top Butchery. IF YOU WANT Lamb that excels in sweetness, or Veal, Pork, or any other line of Meat, you will find it at J. O’BRIEN’S TOP BUTCHERY. I 'yAll Orders Punctually Delivered, t4r MoINTYRE’S Exo. Strong j 1A Female Pills ,4a fid. Mb D. A. Chemis agent Waimate. 1

,'!,’. ; r» Pouch, silver ' - ''■ . Show—i ■ftnt, Handkerchief office. with Garnet A’-, \ ir phase return 'vi Belt Street, a Bicycle this office. fc< ’ or Restorer Working | a,;’-',- *,• “■ loca agent, Wai-’ SSSIBb . i

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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 7, 19 January 1905, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 7, 19 January 1905, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 7, 19 January 1905, Page 2

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