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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS KAIAPOI CLOTHING AT NEAELY HALF-PEICE-BEATH AND CO. AGAIN TO THE FRONT. ANOTHER EXTEAOEDINAEY CASH PUKCHASE - OF BOYS , , YOUTHS' & MEN'S NEW SUMMEB CLOTHING AT NEAKLY HALF-PBICE. AT NEARLY HALF-PRICE, EVERY GARMENT MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. SJSmSJSS MEN'S S.B SAC SUITS, KAIAPOI, 32s 6d, for 19a lid S^SSSfSS CLOTHING MEN'S S.B. SAC SUITS! KAIAPCm! 455, for 25s 9d CLOTHING CLOTHING MEN'S S.B. SAC COATS. KAIAPOI, 26s 6d, for 9h lid CLOTHING CLOTHING MEN'S HEAVY TWEED TROUSKRS, KAIiPOI, 10s 9d, for 7s lid* CLOTHING CLOTHING YOUTHS'TWEED TROUSER SUITS- x a ft CLOTHING CLOTHING Job Prices- 12s 9d, 13s 6d, 14s 9d, 16s 9d, 16s 9d, 17s 9d. I8»%d CLOTHING CLOTHING Usual Prices-aii 9d, 23s 9d, 25s 6d, 27s 9d, 29s 6d, 31s 6d, 3359 d CLOTHING CLOTHING — . CLOTHING CLOTHING YOUTHS'SERGE TROUSER SUITS- CLOTHING CLOTHING 21. M, 23?, 24?6d CLOTHING Usual Prices-29s 6d, 32s 9d, 34s 6d, 36> 9d BEATH AND CO. CAB £S&JnJ&*% BEATH AND CO.

XMA S . ON the approach of THE FESTIVE SEASON it has been our custom to Devote Outeelvet LARGELY TO CATERING for the special requirements of those of oar customers who may require HIGH-CLASS FANCY GOODS for presentation to their friends. YEARS OF STUDY .have enabled tw to gauge the taslea and requirements of our customers to a nicety, aud every article put forward has been EAGERLY SOUGHT AFTER, PROVING CONCLUSIVELY that our Selection of HighClaaa Goods has been APPRECIATED BY OUR CUSTOMERS. , For Christmas 1899 we have PREPARED EXTENSIVELY. High Art characterises many of the -Articles now on View. STERLING VALUE is in evidence in every thing, while ou»* usual MODERATE PRICES still prevail. WE WOULD DIRECT SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR NOW '" WELL-KNOWN : . . HIGH-aEADE SEWING MACHINE, WHICH, IN A HANDSOME CABINET. MAKES A MOST APPROPRIATE GIFT. ITS PRICE £3 18s 6d. . WE CORDIALLY INVITE INSPECTION. ONE SHILLING IN THE POUND DISCOUNT FOR CASH. J". BALL ANT YNE AND COMPANY, CASHEIi STBSBT, OHEISTCHUSOH.

0 H B I S T M A S SUGGESTIONS. YOU WILL BE WANTING SOME ARTICLES FOR PBESENTS THIS CHBISTMASWHAT. YOU HARDLY KNOW. BELOW WE GIVE YOU A LIST OF SOME OF OUR GOODS, WHICH MAY ' HELP STOU TO DECIDE. Oar Success during the past seven years proves our efforts to please have been satisfactory. We, therefore, reckon on yottr continued support, and have prepared a much larger display than ever before. Walk round and inspect. Alarm Clocks Child's Knife, Fork Handkerchief Boxes Pionio Baskets Sugar Bowls and Ash Trays and Spoon • Portmanteaux Sifters Aft. Tea Spoons Card Cases Indian Clubs Pickle Forks Sponge Racks Art Figures CarafTei and Ups Ink Stands Paper Knives School Bags Aft. Cups & Saucers Chinese Lanterns Pm Trays Salt Cellars Aft. Tea Sets Cash Bo*es - Japanese Trays Perfumery Salt Spoons ABC Blocks Clothes Brushes Jap. Cups & Saucers Photo. Albums Serviette Rings ABC Books Jardinieres Photo. Screens Sleeve Links Dinner Sets Jam Photo. Frames Suites of Studs Bread Knives Deesert Sets - Jana Spoons Pocket Inks Shaviog Brashes Bread Boards Dcseert Plates Jelly Stands Pen Knives Shaving Soap Bread Trays Dolls Jumbo Cups nnd Pen Racks Shaving Mirrors Bread Forks Dominoes Saucers Pocket Knives Shaving Mugs Berry Sets Draughts Jewel Cases Pocket Pencils Biscuit Bane!s Decanters _ _ w*« rJ£ Toilet Cases Bedroom Sets Doll's Bedsteads £** B" 1 ? 1 S*fiSV * Table Bell 3 Bedroom Lamps Doll's Heads £ ce y Cha i?, 3 . Plated Teapots Travelling Trunks Bird Cages Doll's Furniture Kitchen Clocks Tennis Ball 3 Breakfast Cruets • «« ore Tennis Racquets Butter Knives Cruets Letter Cases Razor Casea Trinket Sets Boxes of Fancy Soap Letter Scales Razor Strop* Triple Trays Butter Dishes* * SSSSt" Luncheon Baskets Rooking Horses liVjYrs Blotting Pads & Forks fetter Racks Rug Straps Table Mats Brush and Comb Sets £ & Cruets Lettuce Dishes Tea Caddies Bouncingßalh Embroidery Scissors Ladies' Hair Brushes Toy Spades Bracket Lamps J HUver-Moumea T jj m ets Bike Baskets _ ■ . _ Match Boxes Purses To i Soldiera Bacon Dishes Fountain Pens Match Stands Shoe Sets Toy Pistols Brooches ' S ,re P ere 7 t ne * Money Boxes Bets of Irons Toy Pop-Guvs Bonnet Boxes Feather Dusters Muffin Dishes Spirit Stoves Toy Hordes Brief Bags Fancy Mustard Pots Marmalade Pots Shoulder Baskets Toy Tea Sets 8 Fern Pot* Moustache Cups Salad Bowls of all kinde Chese "STf , Pots mnd Melon Di>hes* Scrap Books ToSist Cases (Jrib Bcftrds Pedeetals MilitaryHairßiufthes Sets Fancy Jugs Tea Sets CrickeTS l air ' Mu9ic Salad Fort & Spoon g^J* Cricket Bate y" «m m • cf^'n 6,1 G MeS Teapot^Stande Cabin Trunks S a ? ? r } mm * n Stud Boxes Tall Candlesticks Card Trays Folding Mirrors Nail Scissors Sportsmen's Knives Toast Racks Christmas Carls Silver Tooth Pioks Crumb Tray* Glaie Baskets O[ en Baskets Scissors . Comrasses Glass Dishes OakTra,s Scissor Cases Velocipedes CakeDUhes Glove Boxes Oak Biscuit Barrels Stamp Albums Vases Cheese Stands <*»*'■ Cu P s Md Ornaments | ft , veal !S «r .LOL -j Cress Strainers Saucers . Stiver Pens Watch Stands Cocoa Jugs Purses Silver Pencils Work Companions Coffee Pots Hanging Lamps Plush Companions Silver-Plated Ware Wall Match-holders Candlesticks Honey Jars Pearl Necklets Silver-Plated Tea- Wall Lamps . China Matchstands Hani Bags Pocket Books pots s Work Boxes Carvers Hanging Pote Pocket Combs Stamp Dampers Wallets Carving Sets Hen 1 Mirrors Pocket Mirrors Stationery Boxes Writing Desks China Cruets Hand Bells Plate Baskets Sewing Machines Writing Cases . Cannitters Harmonicas Picture Books Sugars and Creams Water Jugs Collar Studs Hot Water Jage Picture Blocks String Bage Work Baskets AND ONE THOUSAND AND ONE OTHER USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES THAT CANNOT BE SPECIFIED. ..MINSON AND CO., 220 COLOMBO STREET, ■ . .• *

NEW LINES OF BUILDING- MATEBTATj WORCESTER HOUSE. The Mβ of which will add LITTLE TO THE COST, but will be of . LASTING BENEFIT. * P. AND B. BUILDING PAPER . ■ . WB HAVE JTTST LANDED a Choice Iβ used between the studs and weatherboards of wooden buildings, and makes YV, Variety of the them absolutely damp-proof and draught-proof ; warmer in winter and cooler in NEWEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE summer. It is also used under floor-boards, and is quite odourless. GOODS including ASBESTIO PLASTER dinner services, tea services Jβ, largely composed of Asbestos, and after severe tests has been ptoved to b* DESSERT SE BVICES FIRE"PROOF, sound-proof and more ELASTIC than the ordinary plaster DOULTON AND WORCESTER WARE, " BON ACCORD " SANITARY PAINT in Latest Designs *nd SUPERB DEHas pro Ted itself to be all that has been claimed for it for both outside and inside CORATIONS work. It is far more durable than ordinary paint, and keeps its colour and surface, Bplendid Variety of the It is. in fact, •• beautiful for ever." Mixed ready for use in artistic shades. CELEBRATED MILLER FLOOR *' ARABIC " LAMPS and TABLE LAMPS Is for coating iron roofs of dwellings, workshops, &c, in the heat of the summer, reducing the interior temperature m a marvellous degree. JOTTN T4 A T"F! S A "NTH CC\ RUBEROLD ROOFING ovnJX -DA-L-Eifc 3JSU UU. A material for roofa far superior to felt. wnunuomnu ™ FULL PARTICULARS OF THESE AND OTHER LINES ON APPLICATION. WORCESTER HOUSE, EDWAED KEECE AND SONS, ""SbSSSbS*** , *"* WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS AND OIL MERCHANTS, COLOMBO AND LICHFIELD STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH ~ Established 1856. THE LATEST BREAKFAST RELISH. '■ "" "IioLLED OATS." NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTOEY. * Q lfi t %4^ r ,aL att * e *" 1 — Made from beat New Zealand White Oate. 1000 BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUITS TO CHOOSE FROM. To U obtained from .U Grocers and Store. • ___—. keepers. T^": PREMIER ESTABLISHMENT FOR JUVENILE CLOTHING. uoib and £ ca!*CHMSTcm7RCH. BOYS' STRONG SCHOOL SUITS, all sizes, same price to fit boys from seven T~~ to thirU»nye*r«, 9 3 6d. " (IHABLES KAY. BOYS , SAILOR SUITS, 2s lid, 3s lid, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d XJ IT . _ „,,«,. * «.» YOUrHS' SAC SUITS, 19s 6d, 28s 6d. 25e <.., <**** I?™g* ™*% Oxh YOUTHS' THREE GARMENTJUITS, 15s 6d, 17s 6d, 19e 6d. Next ftt ig^.??gSJ ! gSS« rtreet, NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTOBY. engineers ( Ind o1 cycle manufacTURER. OUB ONLY CHfcISTCHURCH ADDRESS IS NEXT D.LC, CASHEL STREET. AGENTS FOR THE ALEX. HJiNDRY. Manager. JSLkQABA AMD DAYTON BICYCLES,

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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10522, 7 December 1899, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10522, 7 December 1899, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10522, 7 December 1899, Page 4

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