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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIII, Issue 39, 28 September 1905, Page 8

ASHBY, BERGH & GO., Limited, Wholesale and Retail 21? High Street, * CHRISTCHURCH. Are now showing a very large Assortment of Goods suitable for Presents of every description, including — OPERA GLASSES FIELD GLASSES FLOWER STANDS SILVER HAIR BRUSHES PURSES COMBS AND ALL TOILET REQUISITES KNICK-KNACKS IN GOLD AND SILVER CARD CASES CiGAR CASES DRESSING CA^ES GLADSTONE, BRIEF, AND FITTED BAGS WALLET 3 CHATELAINE BAGS IN BEST LEATHER WITH SILVER MOUNTS wm^ Inspeotloaa. Oord.ia>lly In-srlted. ~WQ Vm* TO HOUSEHOLDERS. -•» tfftifannsifa ftafisil The BEST and ONLY HOUSEHOLD COAL in the (V<lll.81lly8i»€l UUCII market; gives every satisfaction. tW £*m&**m%*m£k&£* Mll#^ Unequalled for KITCHEN RANGES, BAKERS, and IV4ll*illlljßi¥si 111119 Steaming Purposes generally. SOLD BY ALL COAL MERCHANTS.— An ample Supply of both COAL and NUTS on hand. Prices can be ascertained from any Coal Merchant or the Company. Offices: Provident Buildings, 14 Rattray Street. M *" ft " 1 ' Thomson, Bridger & Co., Ltd, Ironmongers, Inn tad Timber Merchants. Woodwan Monufaeturiri, DUNEDIN. The Best House In the City for— Importer* of Hardware of the Best Quality— ELECTROPLATE and ALL HOUSEHOLD IRON- To suit the requirements of all classes. MONGERY, BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY, GRATES, ranges, tiles, mantel-pieces, etc, etc., in Prices Settled at the Lowest Possible Rates great variety. consistent with good quality. THOMSON, BRIDGER & CO., Ltd., Panedin and Invercargill, ■■■ ll^^™™ lil ™™ ll The Electric Tea Rooms. o** *% A 169 GEORGE ST., DUNEDIN, 1 m f\ || II Are cow entirely under New Management \3 \J \M mmmmmm^a^m^^^a^amm^^mmmmm We have the Qoßiee^.Q 08 i ee^. RoomßR oomß j n town, nicely warmed for the winter, and you can get a I ,1 l^elreshitig Cup of Tea, CofFee, or Cocoa, v otn es *^w with c *2&£r' ew - VIV%IIVV V yJP Open from 8a m. till 10 p.m. «3- GRILLS TO ORDER ■■■■^■■■^■■^■■■■■■nl A. "WIULIAIUS, Pastrycook, 169— GEORGE STREET— I 69 Dunedin. Good Clothes imply good material, good workmanship IyCcKENZIE and good Style. CASH ' BUYER OP OBNTB* TAILOR. Some garments possess the first qualities, but they are MADE CLOTHING, New or Second-hand, woefully lacking in the latter. » ORTMaNTEAL s, TRUNKS, etc. And General Commißsion Apent. The " Standard " Ready-to-wear Clothes are made aud Auction Sales Attended, designed in the Standard Factories. ROYAL ARCADE, DUNEDIN. Telephone 1998. They are really good Clothes, and every one who sells "^ = nvitrT\g\ia — J2v — mi or buys them is proud of them. «»• «»• TUDOR & UO*| t 1 . ,• t . .v .m *v x. DYERS & CLEANERS, Look at the ticket on the next Clothes you buy and .___. «»,«„«-«» «♦ n**—l**~ see that it bears the « Standard » Brand. l 7d lE s^ s "Trts, SostoSS^SS) You'll then know that you are getting the best GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING Clothing produced from the best wool by the best manu- CLEANED, DYED AND PRESSED. facturers in the best little Country in the World. Suite Made t0 Measure from 50/. Country Orders will receive ever attention HHBHMMMHHHBaiBMHii^MMMm and be returned with the utmost despatoh. Charges Strictly Moderate. A trial colifitPfJ. -pTHi a rnxr o_ r*r\ Best Value in CHRISTUHURCH for Mantles, Millinery, ~"~