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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 55, 7 March 1899, Page 7

Having purchased the whole of the KA!APO§ EXHIBIT, value £3,000 (at a heavy discount), comprising Blankets, Ru^s, Flannels, Dress Tweeds, Suitings, Reversible Cape Cloths, Tailor made Costumes, Mantles, Capes, Ladle's and Gent's Waterproofs, Fingerings, Boys' and Men's Suits, Shirts, Ties, Gent's Mercer/, etc, etc *Ye will offer the same for sale at our Warehouse on 6VBONDAY NEXT- This ; oeing extra to our ordinary stock every article will be sold afc such 1 eductions from current I rates as must speedily effect a complete clearance | EXTRACTS FROM THE "HERALD." j TEXTILE FABRICS (Sole judge, mr. James ullicq). j In his Report on the Woollen Exhibits, Mr. Lillico say*:-" limve had the opportunity of visiting Oft Melbourne and all the other Colonial Exhibitions, and .consider that this is the finest and most attractive | display of Woollen and Worsted Goods ever made at any Colonial Exhibition. I wish to draw attention to the Kaiapoi1 * realty fine display of their goods which is one of-the most attractive in the Exhibition." I- . . «. - ' ' I Kaiapoi Woollen Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Kaiapoi: j First Award and Special Mention f« General Excellence of Exhibit and Design and Coloaring | in Rugs and Capes; ateo a Sped*! Award for Ladies' Evening Wraps, Wlrifce Serge Gown, and Golf j Capes. TWae goods the Judge remarks are exceedingly-beaatifuL • , In addition to above we shall also show on MONDAY our First Shipment of New Autumn Goods, ex s:s. "Gothic."

Lans & Smith late F. Lambourne KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. j Handsome SUITES OF FURNITURE from £5:0:0 Splkkdid Selection in HOUSE FURNITURE at Bkd-Rock Pbicks Wickke, Rattan and Bamboo Chaibs, Platform Rockees, Mantel Mieroks, &c. r g —— — "H JUST LANDED •„ ;,,,' . . ~-if% f*\ Heavy Shipment of Brass and #gp" & mm t ] t . IfeS \J} PearlMountedltalianßedateats, If f I f"^»'-^'" jO Half-Tester Bedsteads, French B F ■, t IgM L««fl*»»M«*W«-^"«^ *fflf Bedst-cads, Children's Cots, Shcct- ¥* g i ■Xj^BV 1 ' .^i^V >bL "*b> Qo^*lß' L*oo Curtains, Wini, r,*r->. • ' gf|^ ' I dow Blinds, &c. Wire Mattresses l-'&ll "?*""**"lj" Io "'OT §[ BEDDfi^G j"y «J "j'^"''^' P' Jy 1J OF EyBRY DKBORIPTION. >^/^^\f|.*i liijjfE i. -««( >j ; ; |8j j_ |W] New Light Colours in Carpets, *^T^-J ™ * y^^t^-tt-Zr-irTl^ Linoleums and Floohcloth. 1 r 3 1 -_J(-.^-^'*^*i^^ Mason's Preserve Jars, Brass, ~ ~^ Copper and Enamel Jam PansTHE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN. WE FURNISH THROUGHOUT. INSPECTION INVITED. 1 n'HHlTTilllJr'nillTl I Ponsford's Stock is Kr 11.Ki lIKp X' NOT rubbi§ h ' IUJJJIUIIIUIJIIo B u t High-Class Goods now n Selling at : — HALF-PRICE. ' FREE Life Insurance for 1899 Z^^^^'X^ Scottish Metropolitan 3 with the ... — " trader which we issue FREE to n og a rynnrt^<m ffitH/P* (C(H\ our Cash Customers Policies of £^f (£ A SSUrUUL& (UOo Insurance for limited periods as — > p'ider: A-£IOO at Death from Accident or 20s. per week for maximum of Ten ll Weeks during disablement. j; E— £SO at Death from Accident or 10a. per week for maximum of Tea Weeks during disablement. \ e This unrivalled system of Free Insurance has been successfully introduced in Australia and we have adopted it as a.boon to our customers and to stimulate CASH TRADE. We extend this benefit to our Country friends and shall continue to sell all lines at Wholesale Prices. ? LAMBOURNE & DEWAR THREE LAMPS, PONSONBY For Furniture, Bedding, Oilcloths, Ironmongery, Enamelware, Tinware, Brushware, (Jlassware, Stationery, and EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HOUSE FURNISHING, Etc.