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GEO. W. COLLETT, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, - Naylor Street, Waimatb. DEGS to announce that he has Im- . I-* ported the LATEST DESIGNS in Poli bed and Covered Coffin Furnilure, Wreaths, and all kinds of J Mortuary Requisites. 1 THE PRICES are as LOW as are consistent with FIRST-CLASS 8 WORKMANSHIP. Waimate Clothing Factory. ROBERT INKSTER, MEBCHANT TAILOB AND OUTFITTER. HOLDS a large stock of Worsteds, Tweeds, Coatings, Vicunas, Serges, Trouserings, etc., and will make the ame . ' up at prices to suit all pockets. I R. INKSTER, i Queen Street, Waimate. HERE j WE ARE AGAIN. r ■ ■—. . ■ .* < t “DEAUCHAMP on his Massey < - Harris won the Ten Mile , Rasa at Melbourne on the 13th DECIMBER, 1902. _ 'I Massey-Harris and Redbird, riders toil not, but see how they win. INSPECTION INVITED. S. CLARKE, Queen Street, Local Agent. k 3 JOHN CRAWSHAW, i ! MUSIC-SELLER BOOKSELLER STATIONER QUEEN STREET, WAIMATE. jpULL STOCKS OF VIOLINS ACCOBDEONS FLUTES CONCERTINAS BANJOS, &oj PRACTICE CHANGES BAGPIPE REEDS VIOLIN STRINGS AND FITTINGS, Sheet and Book Music in great variety. Music not in stock promptly procured without extta cha.ge. j Large stock of books suitable for presentation. Also, Church Praise, Sankey’s, Wesley’s, B.U. and Anglican Hymn and Prayer Books. Stationery in plain and fancy boxes, etc,, in Ige variety. School Requisites, Fancy Goods Albums, Purses, Music Carriers NEXT POST OFFICE. “ What’s dough in the bread Is hard to take out of the teeth.’ -Up-to-date Proverb, f Jas. Symon, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, QUEEN STREET, Waimatb, HAS no dough in his bread—ic is composed oi the best and cleanest flour, kneaded by up-to-date and skilful machinery that far excels handkneading, and baked to just the right degree under the watchful eye of experienced bakers. “ Sweet as a nut ” is what everyone says of Symon’s bread, and more could not be expressed in a volume of space. In Cakes and Small Goods, too, the same applies. Mo handling; all done by powerdriven machinery. Result, as near perfection as mortal can attain. A’ good week is well ended with a Cup of Coffee and a Pie at Sxmon’s Tea Rooms. "ft TiTA 1 “ ,;,ve8 Coughs. That’s) JIJIJL vH.V its work, and it decs

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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 10, 26 January 1905, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 10, 26 January 1905, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 10, 26 January 1905, Page 4

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