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Press, Volume LX, Issue 11748, 24 November 1903, Page 6

NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTOBY THIS WEEK WE ARE SHOWING TRAVELLING BAGS, SUIT CASES, RUGS, &g. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING- FACTOBY (NEXT D.1.C.) Ths"Ls_«st» HOLBROOK'S SAUCE. The"Lancel" says:— Don't hare Imitations. says:— that Km fres Without a Danasrous Rival. nleasina EL HOLBROOK'£r SAUCE. SSs »»_»*«l>-'' Ths Premier Sauoo of lbs World. description.

FOR BEST VALUE IN BOYS' AND MEN'S CLOTHING TRY qnCNEYOL-FFE AND CAREY. Boys' Serge Sailor Suits from 4s to 17*. -toys' Worsted Sense D.B. Shamrock Suits, With Whits and Butcher Blue Drill Collars, from 13* to Us 6d. . Boys' Twwd Sailor Suits from 6s to 15s 9d. Boys' Tweed Melville Suits from 9s. Boys' Norfolk Suits in Reliable Colonial Tweed, nice selection of patterns, from 15U M to Ms Boys' and Youths' (3 garment) Suits, good colonial twewU, from 18s fid to 86s Cd. Boys' Norfolk Suits, in Indigo Worsted Serge, from Ms fid to 80s (according to site). Men's S.B. Suits, ia Strong Colonial Tweeds, from 28s 6d<Men's 8.8. Sao Suit* in Colonial Saddle Tweed at 83s 6d, 88a 6d, 48s fid, 545. ;. Men's 8.8. Sao Suit* in Indigo Worsted Serge, 4Ss fid. Men's Trousers, in Strang Colonial .Tweed, at 7a lid pair. Men's Trousers, in Colonial Saddle Twseds, at 10s (Id, lis 9d, lsi Sd, and 18s Cd. : SPECIAL PURCHASE. 186 PAIRS MEN'S TROUSERS, in the Beat Colonial Tweeds and Worsteds, at 12s fid to 16a fid pair. Usual prices IBs 64 to Sis. . ' TONEYCLIFFE AND CAREY, THE ____DY-_tON£Y DRAPERS AND OUTFITTERS. W!7_P ''■» * * i * • PROTECTION FROM -TBE GTJARANTTED Where' ELE-TRIC, FIBE | ALARMS are installed. •> ■■ Being -ths Only System in ths World that is GRANTED A 10 PER Ci.NT. REDUCTION ; oS Fir* Insurants Premiums. i . Of the Millions of Pounds' Worth of _■ ftI party protected, the GR__ITEST LOSS he* beta TEN POUNDS. Estimates Furnished Free cl Cost by ths Sole Agents for New Zealand— TURNBULL AND JOtfES, LIMITED, - Christchurch. Wellington, and Dunedin F * THE PRESS. INSTRUCTIONS u» to the INSERTION or WITHDRAWAL of ADVERTISEMENTS in "THE PRESS" MUST BE IN WBITING. Advertisements received without written orders will _c inserted until- countermanded and charged accordingly. Advertisers in the Country can remit payment hy Money Orders, Postal Notes, or Foatam Stamps. Whus •very cars is exercised in rejrard to ths due insertion of advertisements, tne pro. prietors do sot hold themselves responsible lor non-insertion through accident or from other ec-Ma and tha Proprietors reserve to . theraselTOS. the right >» omitting advertisements that they may deem objectionable, even ahhough such advertisements may have been received and paid for in the usual course oi business. Disclaimers will in all cases be treated ss •dverUaaUM-te, and charged accordingly. Orders to Withdraw Advertisements mast be seat in fan WKITI_fG,-to the Publishing Offioe, not later than six o'clock p.m. each Adv_rti*ements received after tea o'clock Monday. Wednesday, and Thursday eveniags, and after 9.30 on Tuesday aud Friday evenings, will be placed over ths leader headtag, and charged doable rate*. Alterations lor Standinf Advertisements to be ia by six p.m., or will not be altered for following day of issue. I All affii-irnnlcs-o-s to be ad-feesed to *____ -L-NAOE-.'