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THE CHRISTCHURCH TREASURE HOUSE. ITS NAMEStewart Sawson & 00. — . __ _ . While, tnaybe, a name does not eotrnt foe everything, tail i^^^^^^^^^^^^^k It «MaU Jar, tiie best fa Sterling SilrSr-"Wars, Jewsl- mS&SBiS S «/ IsuSk. Isry, Wfttstgr~ailvar-Plftt«d 5 O Ware, and HTOier Gooss. W^Jr Ths Wstoa we ilia«trsts / English Hunting Lever, fitted with Aampsnutkm baJinca \a^^^^^^^M^^ggjSp^ sad daii-proot cap; looki like 1^ * fen-gain«a wstob, and Stewart Dawson'* pries i« 70/-. A ristUsr Watch, fast extra Jeveued, for 90/-, and a tbrss years' guarantee with smb. Write for our Catalogue, posted free to any address. stewubt dawson & go., DW19218 KERGMTS • - • CHRISTOHURCH. C3OBO

r—ASK FOR —■ j BONNINGTON'S. \ Unscrupulous firms wishing to trade on-the great reputation of Bonnington's Irisn Moss, prepare an imitation of the genuine artide, and, so that you may be deceived, follow the design of our package as near as possible. The-value of such a remedy is best gauged by the methods its makers employ, and you take a big risk if you purchase it. BONNINGTON'S CARRAGEEN I IRISH MOSS the standard Cough and Cold Remedy 1 tbat has stood the test for forty-five | I years. I Stand for fair honest trading, and I insist on getting Bonnington's. | REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. I The "Justus good as Bonnington's" | is not good -enough for you, and, if a I retailer tries to sell you an imitation or | a substitute, tell him you want BON- | NINGTON'S IRISH MOSS, ask for I it again, and insist on getting it. |. I If YOU HAVE the CSS!) I You can always Buy Cheapest at | 'McCLEA'SI. Prices Un match able. | All-wool Coloniat Flannels .. o£d a Double-bed White All-wool B Colonial Blankets .. ... 19/9 H White Wide Damasks .. 1/6 I Creme Damasks .. .. 1/-All-wool Dress Serge.. .. 1/6 Coloured Velveteens .. .. 1/5 Dress Tweeds from .. .. 1/- ! Tartan Materials .. .. 1/6 Japanese Silks from .. ... 11 Id Black, Navy, Cardinal Glace Silks .. 1/6 White Laces .. .. doz. 1/Ladies' Belts .. . - .. 6d Motor Scarves .. 1/-& 1/6 Same as you see in other shops 2/11. I Reliable Gloves ;.. .. 1/Reliable Cashmere Hose from 1/- j Picnic Hampers from .. 1/6 I Ladies' Jackets from , .. 5/n j Costume Skirts'., .. .. 6/11 I Colonial Bloomers .. .. 4/6 I St\"lisli Millinery from .. 12/6 I Warner's Rust-proof Corsets J from .. .. ..' 2/11 H Men's Saddle-tweed Trousers 6/11' Roslyn All -wool Shirts & Pants 3/11 Men's Rubber Coats from .. 16/9 W. McCLEA & go. Corner Cashel & Colombo Sts. C 3454 FIRES. 1 —: (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) AUCKLAND, April 27. *' A firb at Fan-ell's bakery at Onohunen, censed .damage to tho oxtent of £1500. There was no in6itrance. A fire occurred last night at a boardinghoirs© in Harding© street, owned by Mr Gleoson., and.occupied by Mr iSykes. •Th© building was gutted and tho contents destroyed, several of th© board- • ens havinir to leave in their night-robes. Tho building and furniture were insored, but the loss on the furniture and he-iTders' effects is estimated at from £200 to £300. DUXEPINY April 27. A five-ropmed house in Edwin street, Caversharn, owned by 31 r ■W. Miller, and occupied by Mr Henry Connelly, was gutted by fire this morning. The owner was insured in tlio Australian Alliance office for £200. A DAINIT LUNCH. This can be obtained at tho Savoy, where from noon to 2 p.m. a menu of the most recherche description is t provided. Fish luncheons and teas a speciality. Private suppers catered for. Nothing to equal it in town is thecbrnment of all who have tried it. 1 ■PATENTS I DESIGNS TRADEMARKS! COLONIAL. 3 BRITISH & FOREIGN I C. GARLVON GOATES & GO. 1 REGD. PATENT AGENTS 1 (Authorised by IS"Jf. GoTernmest) " I HEREFORD STREET, B OPPOSITE | BANK OF NEW ZEALAND g \ t . '- *DVie« OH APPLICATIQH CjO'-l j