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Press, Volume LII, Issue 9301, 31 December 1895, Page 4

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS GRAND CHRISTMAS FAIE gPECIAL CASH PURCHASE! BLOUSES ! A MANUFACTURER'S STOCK f 65doa LADIES' AND MAIDS' BLOU«! In Prints, Cambrics, Flatiucletl Fancy Muslin, &c., &c. AN ENORMOUS VARIETY TO SELECT FROM. REGULAR VALUE 2/5, 2/11, 3/6, 5/6 EACH CLEARING PRICE 1/0, 1/3, 1/6, 2/11 „ HATS. HATS. HATS. TO-DAY SAILOR SHAPE IN BLACK AX WHITE, FANCY, AND Willi STRAW, THE NEWEST GOODS. REGULAR VALUE 1/9, Iβ!, 2/11, 3/11 EACH JPECIAL PRICE flOi, 1/, 1/3, 1/6 EACH 33DOZ ASSORTED SHAPES IN FANCY STRAY AN IMMENSE~ASSORTMENT. REGULAR VALUE 4/6 to SAI EACH, ALL TO BE CLEARED AT IAI EACH. KENNETH MATHESON & CO., " THE HALL," HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, ROLF BOLDREWOOD'S NEW BOOK, THE CROOKED STICK. 2s 6d, cloth 3s 6d. COLONIAL LIBRARIES, Price 2a 6tl, or clot] 3s 6d. Mary Dickens—Prisoners of Silence. Cormn Doyle—The Stark-Munro Letters. Weyman—Memoirs of a Minister of State. Spender—The Wcoin;: of Dors. My Honey, by Author of Tip-cat. Chalmers—The Renegade. Hocking—All Men are Liars. Mi:w Yoiiffe—The Lone Vacation. Kieha (1 Prycc—Winifred Mount. Phillips—Tne Education of Antonia. Barrett —A Set of Rogues. A Natural Method of Physical Training, By A. Checkley, 2s 6d. THE NEW YEARLY VOLUMES. FOUNTAIN BARBEB, BOOKSELLER, OASHEL STREET, CHRISTOHURCH. FIRST CLASS CERTIFICATE AWARDED TO THE CASH TAILORING COMPANY T7TOR THEIR MAGNIFICENT EXHIBIT OF TWEEDS AND WOKSTEDS AT LATE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. Over Forty Hands employed making up from same goods. EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS, wiTn SUIT TO MEASURE, 65/LARGEST STOCK IN NEW ZEALAND. CASH TAILORING COMPANY, HIGH STREET, TRIANGLE, IF YOU VALUE YOUR HEALTH DRINK DEWAR'S W HI SKEY. ThU Whiskey, which ha? gained Twenty-five Inter national and Gold Medals, and also the Diploma of Honour at Edinburgh, is the First Choice ot Great Britain. E. W. ROPER AND CO., AGENTS. IMPORTANT. THE GREAT ASSIGNED ESTATE SALE or the { 80UTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. npiHE CONTENTS of this Valuable ESTATE has JL been TRANSFERRED to our CHRISTCHURCH PREMISES. The opening Saturday of this Vast and Bona Fide Clearance ww visited by hundreds of eager, anxious buyers. Unfortunately a jjood many clients were unable to get their requirements. In ' order to avoid disappointment we would respectfully request them to try and make their purchases during the week, a* it is impossible for us to properly attend the crush that usually occurs on Saturdays. SPECIAL NOTICE. From THIS EVENING, and diwiner the Christmas and New Year Holidays, our PREMISES will be OPEN EACH EVENING until NINE O'CLOCK. We feel sure the new dopartura will be welcomed by a large section of residents who are unable to conveniently make their purchases during the daytime. W. J. HOPKINS and CO., BANKRUPT AND ASSIGNED ESTATE VENDORS, Next Grieshaber'e Jeweller's tthop, and Wood and Co., Booksellers. 7439 MONEY TO LEND at £510s per cent per annum I hare several Sunn of llone.v, from £150 to I, awaiting investment on first-class fanning securities, at above rate. RICHARD v>. THOMAS, Solicitor, 535 207 Hereford street, Christchuroh. HOW TO DECIDE IT. ■VTTHEN about ta PURCHASE A PAIR OP T T BOOTS decide first if you want a cheap makeshift, or a pair of honest, well made, easy fitting, serviceable HooU that will look well and hold their shape. If you want the first it don't matter much what you buy. yon will with you liad bought something else, but it you want the latter by all means go where you can Ret variety in style and finish ; in short a fit, anrf allow us to say you will dud no better place to go than A. MILLS, 216 HIGH STREET. Next Standish and Preece. HE STANDS BEHIND HIS GOODS.