"Wv: AlfMsONi AA-lAi- I'lfiAAfy iiiii.i - At. Ayi .i .1 : Clarksville, HAS greatly Increased his stock 6f &ME RAL VpR APER Yj4nd , READY-MADE CLOTHING* , and is selling the sairie' at ; : '' ' * "' EXTREMELY IfiM JUICES. ■ Mens' Mosgiel Tweed Trousers : f rom J 7/6, and other line^ Equally Cheap. I ■ ■.! ' I GROCERY and PROVISIONS. Akaroa and Wyndham CHEESE. Only the BEST BUTTER kept I am Agent for the "JSell" Ted, Delicious, Wholesome, and Refreshing. A Grand Competition in connection with the " BELL *' TEA. A chance to win £5 ss. W. ANDERSON, CLARKSVILLE. PRIZE ALES AND STOUT. (POWLEY & KEAST BOTTLERS OF J. SPEIGHT & COS. CELEBRATED ALES AND STOUT. >i'E have secured the Mowing Awards ' * at the Tasmanian International Exhibition : — Bottled Stout. First Prize ... Gold Medal. Second Prize ... Silver Medal. Bottled Ale. Second Prize ... Silver Medal. T he largest and most complete BOTTLING STORES IN THE COLONY. Order through" Telephone No. 644. Family Orders promptly executed. Note Address : POWLEY & KEAST, BOTTLERS, ! HOPE STREET, DUNEDIN. WHERE can be found a preparation made purer ihan TUSSICURA? Obtainable all chemists and grocers ; price s6d. MONEY TO LEND. £3000 TO LIEILTID on* Freehold Security. DONALD REID. TO THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY. FURNISH THROUGHOUT AT Tjl A. HOOPER AND O O.'S, Jj . OCTAGON. DUNEDIN. FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE FURNISHED THRODGHOUT FOR £35. SITTING ROOM— Art Carpet Square, 1 Fender, 1 Hearthrug, 1 Set Fireirons, bnite Upholstered in Leather (I Coach 2 easy Chair?, 4 Small Chairs, 1 Oval or Foand Table), -The Rnom for £14. BEDROOM — 1 Art Carpet tquare, 1 Ducbesse Toilet Chest with bevelled mirror, 2 jewel drawers, and braßs handles, 1 Set Toilet Ware, 1 Wash stand with Towel Rails, I Double Bedstead, 1 SpriDg Mattress, 1 Bolster, 2 Kapok Pillows, 2 Caae Chairs. —Tbe Room for £10 10a. SPAKE BEDROOM -Art Square, 1 SiDgle Hedstead and Spring Mat-cress, 1 Bolster and Piliow, 1 Washstand aod Ware, 1 Toilet Table and Glass. — The Room for £4 10*. DINING ROOM, Etc— Floorcloth {12 x 10) 1 Table, 3 Chairs, 1 Dinner Set of 25 pieces, 1 Tea Set of 21 pieces, 1 Set Jugs (3 bizßb), 6 Tumblers, 1 American Broom, 1 Set "Shoe Bru^he*, 2 Black Lead Brushes, 1 Tin Dipper, 1 Knife Board. 3 Saucepans (in tizes), 1 Kettle, 1 Enamel Frying Pan, 2 Galvanised Washtuba, 1 Wood Washboard, I Galvanised Bucket, 1 Teapot, 1 Japanned Coal Hod, 1 Hair Broom, 1 Wash-up Basin, Halfdoz ,n Tea Spoons, Half dozen Desert Spoonp, Half-dozen Table Spoons, Halfdoz j .n Desert Forks, Half-Jtzen Table Forfce, flalf-dozan Deaert Knives, Halfdozen Table Knives,— The Room for £7 10s. EVERY ARTICLE GU iRANTEED GOOD QUALIIY. THE FOUR ROOMS FOR £35, PACKED FREE OF COST. F. A. HOOPER AND GO. OCTAGON, DTINKDm. THE POPULAR DRINK. ■ -. ■ .•••:■ : --'A. '■ ! QBT -.IS .T'LE TROM ALL
GROOERS AND STOREKEEPER,* , " XMirkTION -is the-ainoerest torn of X flattery," but no imitatien oan equal tbe gencfne Hondai Lanka Tea,
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Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3098, 12 September 1899, Page 3
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476Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3098, 12 September 1899, Page 3
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