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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. SPECIAL SHOW. SUITABLE FOB THE PEESENT SEASON, OF WASHING DRESS GOODS, CHOICE TRIMMED MILLINERY, JACKETS, CAPES, BLOUSES, SUNSHADES, PJBBONS, LACES, WOOLLEN DRESS GOODS, INCLUDING COLOURED AND BLACK ALPACAS, COLOURED AND BLACK CREPONS, Now so Much in Demand. AND EVERY REQUISITE FOR LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR. Oar IMMENSE STOOK3 are practically UNLIMITED, i»nd c.innot fail to meet the requirements of all Intending Purchasers. J. BALLANTYNE AND CO. 1895-6. HOLIDAY SEASON. 1895-6. WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER THE MOST WONDERFUL LOTS OF HOLIDAY REQUISITES AND ARTICLES OF HOLIDAY ATTIRE EVER SUBMITTED, AND HAVE TO CALL ATTENTION TO THE UNDER-NOTED EXTRAORDINARY CLEARING PURCHASES. CASHMERE TUNICS.— EXTRAORDINARY PHRCHASE OF 190 CHILD'S WfIITH AND CREAM 'CASHMERE TUNICS. Richly Embroidered Silk These we Offer at 8s 6d each. Usual prices 11$ 6d and 17s 6d. PRINTS, PRINTS.— EXTRAORDINARY CLEARING PURCHASE OF PRINTS, COLOURED CAMBRICS, &c. These we offer at 3|d, 42d, and sid per yard. Usual prices 6Ad to 10& d. WASHING COSTUMES.—EXTRAORDINARY CLEARING PURCHASE OF LADIES' WASHING' COSTUMES. These Costumes, which are now so much in demand, consist ot the Fashionable Open-Fronted Jacket, with Latest Style of Uevers, &c. Special prices each 10s lid to 23s 6cL Usual prices 16s 6J to 42s 6d. SHIRTS AND GARIBALDIS.—EXTRAORDINARY CLEARING PURCHASE OF LADIES' AND MISSES' SHIRTS AND GARIBALDIS. These we offer at from 2s lid to 4s lid each. Usual prices 43 lid to 8s 6d. STRAW HATS, STRAW HATS.—EXTRAORDINARY CLEARING PURCHASE OF LADIES' AND MISSES' STRAW HATS, in all the Newest Shapes and Combinations of the present season. These we offer at fro:n 9.i to 2< lid each. DRESS FABRICS.—EXTRAORDINARY CLEARING PURCHASE OF PLAIN AND FANCY DRE33 FABRICS. These we offer in full dress lengths at from 4s lid to 17s lid ea;:h. Usual prices 9s 6d to 23s 6d. MUSLIN APRONS.—EXTRAORDINARY CLEARING PURCHASE carnisticisr of 630 L.-VDIIM , ami HISSES' WHITE MUSLIN , APRONS in all the ni33 fashionable shapes. Theie we offer at from Is t:> 2s lid each- Usual prices Is 3d to 3j 9d. SUNSHADES.—EXTRAORDINARY CLEARING PURCHASE of 690 LADIES' SUNSHADE 3, comprising Gloria, Satin de Chene, Satin, Moire, and other makes. These we offer at from 3s lid to 12s 6J each. UNBRELLAS.-EXTRAORDINARY CLEARING PURCHASE consisting of 1800 LADIES' UMBRELLAS in all the latest effects. These we offer at from Is lid to 12* 5d each • FLOUNCINGS.—EXTRAORDINARY CLEARING PURCHASE OF 318 YARDS OF EMBROIDERED WHITE MUSLIN FLOUNCINGS, 24in tc 45in wide. These we offer at Is 3.1, Is 6d to 2j lid per yard. Usual prices Is lid to 6s 9d. W. STRANGE AND CO., 2223 VICTORIA HOUSE.

NOW PUBLISHED. THE « NEW ZEALAND TURF REGISTER " FOR SEASON 1894-95. AND ACCURATE REPORTS OF TUB PAST SEASON'S EACING (INCLUDING TROTTING) IN NEW ZEALAND. ENTRIES, &c, FOR PRINCIPAL FORTH COMING EVENTS TABLE OF WINNERS WEIGHT-FOR-AGE SCALE RULES OF RACING And other Interesting , Sporting- Matter of a Valuable Character. PBICE—I0 s 6 D cash. Published at the OFFICE OF THE "WEEKLY PRESS AND REFEREE," Cashel street, Christchurch, Where orders (addressed to the Manager), should bo SENT IN AT ONCE to prevent disappointment, as only a Limited Number are Published. TAILORING. FIRST-CLASS TAILORING AT READY-MONEY PRICES. KAIAPOI, ROSLYN, MOSGIEL, WELLINGTON, AND OTHER PURE WOOL TWEEDS, FROM 45s THE SUIT, TO MEASURE. TROUSERS FROM 14s 6d TO MEASURE. HAVING PURCHASED A SPLENDID LINE « EOSLYN WORSTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS AT A NOMISAL PRICE, We intend Making Them Up (during the alack season) at 65s THE SUIT AND 213 THE TROUSERS TO MEASURE. The above are Splendid/ Goods, and are Usually Sold about £5 5s the Suit I READY MONEY DOES IT. TONEYCLIFFE & CAREY. p JUNO TOBACCO. PURE VIRGINIA LEAF. nOMFASE SIZE OF STICKS. None Genuine Unless Stomped T. C. WILLIAMS CO., JUNO. N.Z. ATHLTEIC SPORTS DEPOT. CRICKET, CROQUET, TEXXIS, GOLF, FISHING TACKLE, &c THE Largest and Be3t Selected Stock in Christ church. Tennis Rackets repaired and restrnng , . W. BRICE, Opposite Bank of New Zealand.