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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13375, 17 March 1909, Page 5

The Ready - Money Store Everybody is ready to buy New Goods now.' The important point is "where to go for them." A great many stores have been pessimistic about business, and have small stocks to show, and shortened facilities to show what they have. We have been optimistic every minute, our optimism began six months ago, when our London buyers were instructed to gather the finest and best assorted stock zee had ever presented. If you wish to select from the newest and the best, depend upon finding them at CAREY'S. If you want to be sure that you pay only a fair price, depend upon CAREY'S. From the Men's Section Fancy Cardigan Waistcoats .. .. from 7/6 to 14/6 each Cardigan Jackets in black and brown . . from 4/3 to 14/6 each " Autumn Down " Underpants and Singlets from 3/9 to 5/6 each " Winter Down " Underpants and Singlets from $/_ to 3/9 each Colonial Knitted Underpants and Singlets from 3/9 to 9/6 each Cashmere Underpants and Singlets . . from 4/6 to 8/6 each Fancy Cashmere Silk and Plaited Half-Hose from 1/9 to 2/6 pair Plain Cashmere and Knitted Half-Hose.. from 1/- to 2/6 pair Boys 9 Jerseys and Jersey Suits Bare strength is necessary in Boys' Clothes to stand the pulling and hauling ; but, in addition, here's taste and novelty, and great variety, so your little boy can be fitted with a style that will become him, and you will not find as good for less money. Jerseys, button-on-shoulder, in self colours and fancy stripes, from 2/9 to 6/9 each. Norfolk shaped Jerseys in fancy stripes .. from 3/- to 7/6 each Jersey Suits in brown, green, and blue, from 9/6 to 11/— the suit Everything for Man and Boy CAREY'S TAXI CABS FOR HIRE .. .. TELEPHONE 1838 .. .. In introducing the now world-famous London " Taxi Cab" to Christchurch, we feel that we have supplied a public want. It means that we have brought the price of motoring within reach of the general public, and everyone may now hire a ""Taxi" for long or short distances, at any time of the day or night. Below we give a brief description of the Cab : — The " Taxi Cab " is built by Renault Freres, and is recognised as the finest motor vehicle in the world. The body is of the Landau type, with tho rear portion of the hood collapsible, leaving in front two sliding windows which makes an effective wind screen. For all ordinary purposes, however, the " Taxi " is run as a covered Landau. Operated from one of the road wheels is the Taximeter, the instrument which denotes the fare, according to the elista-.ice travelled, the fare being in view of both passenger and driver. Charge is made during the time the " Taxi " is kept waiting, but of course at a much less rate than when running. This charge is likewise shown by the Taximeter, I and at the completion of a journey, the passenger pays only the faro as indicated by the meter. An impression exists that the " Taxis " can only be used.on short distances, we wish to point out that the Cabs, like Cars, can travel anywhere, and we undertake trips to Akaroa, Hanmer, Timaru, Dunedin, in fact anywhere. . The public will find the Cabs delightfully easy and quiet to ride in, with no" possibility of soiled clothes as in open cars, whilej the "charges are no more than with the horse-drawn vehicle. FOR SALE. —Mr. R. M. Macdonald's well-knowp 15-20 H.P. Darracq. with handsome canopy top. The car is in splendid order, and presents a most handsome appearance, being built for show purposes. As the owner is leaving I New Zealand, we are to sell at a very low figure. FOR SALE. —A superbly finished 28 H.P. Darracq, nearly new, and in thorough order, wind-screen and hood, dual ignition. Owner bought larger car, and will accept extremely low price. A. W. SMITH ®, SON Central Garage, Worcester Street* 1 WE WEAR WOOMOW.? ~DOV01#?| — — m_a BOWLING. The following teams will represent the f__ Ohris-tchurch Centre of the New Zealar:u StiWKS"»»o"'T»%BB»SI ™" ' Bowling Association the i\crta _§~?W!3r9Z , __9£a7s3 •fMaairattTTC Oiage Centre, Dunedin Centre, and South jS[J&!a&Vi!idni% sWHtWHII.S, Barlow ('kip); J. h! COBfiBS doufaH (skip)"* J. Cull, ""l? Wadde'll, F. AND COLSS. Storey, D. Xeave (skip);.G. B. Davy, H. WAZW&_\ffi_ll_ v»«.*r_>. Brown, E. C. Chcpwin, M. S. Brown (s-kir.); - '.-———-, , W. J. Cressweil. J. D. Stewart, E. Manchester, F. "W. Johnston (skip)- "W. So-per, '. —— ; ' C. Duggan. J. H. Maynard, Jno. Brown , (skip); J. W. Stubberßeld, W. Bridget. J. < ____ D. Taylor, A. Stark (skip). Messrs Mitchell A GREAT an-d Soper a.ccompa.r-.y tho teams. The teams leave Christchurch by the first ex- |_ __*___- rt «__,_, __JL ____ fX. - press on Thursday morning piny Xor.h KIIVIIIO 1111011 lM 1111 IT V Otago Centre at Oam.ru at 2.50, arrive at UUjIIIK UUUUI IU 111 Lj ■ , Dunedin by the Becond express, ar.d play " * — * ' " " Dunedin on Friday on the Caledonian OEYLON TEA Green at 2.30 p.m. A rmoke concert will ..,_._, "bo held at the Otago Green in the evening. In iolb. Air-tight Tin Boxes. Th-? teams leave Dunedin by the first ex- Good Whole Leaf Ceylon, o/- per box press on Saturday, play South Canterbury Fine Ceylon Orange Pekoe, 11/6 per box at 2.30, and arrive at Christchurch by the Golden Tipped Ceylonl Orange Pekos, 13/6 box '■eeord exnrp°« 01 Snfnrdnf r.itrM Choice Flavoured Golden Tips, 16/- pec box "* IOM e *P re:?s on baturdaj tight. _ xua - hojc< _ Ctylo _ change Pekoe, jo/- per bos Arrnngeroen-ts fcr the Chrisrtchurch Cen- INDIAN TEA — tre's Easter Rir.k Tcurramtnt are well in T _ .-.iy, a;, *i„v,* Tin T4/v-»a hand, ar.d the Programme will be published In lolb - Air-tight Tin Boxes. early n-cxt week. Good Strong Indian Tea, 10./- per box _____________________ 1 Fine Rich Assam Tea, 13/6 per box ' S Golden Tipped Assam OraDge Pekoe, 16/- box STAN DISH AND PREECE < Choicest Flavoured Darjeeling Orange Pekoe,"/* . ' per box ♦ » Name is synonymous with perfection CHINA TEA — in portraiture and characteristic pic- In iolb. Air-tight Tin Boxes. ture*s. Studio, 218 High street, Christ- Fine Mild Panyong, 15/-per box church. 20 Choicest Quality Panyong, 20/- per box ____________________ , Finest Pa~um Tips, 12/6 per box Highest Quality Ching Wo, 22/6 per box e.-hemists and storekeepers. 3 Delicious Blend rd Chinas, 17/6 per box Mr A. Warner, Stafford, NZ BI _ EN DED TEAwrites:— A few months ago, while- T ~ .-..,,—._. working in a store at Utiku. I had a In lolb - An-tognt Tin Boxes. severe attack of colic and diorrheca. Extra Strong C-ytonaiid Indian Blend, 13/6 boa Ut a 7-*. _ _- r Finest Golden Tipped Ceyloa and Darieelinjr. I was steadily growing worse, [ 17/5 per box *■=•—*■« decided to try Chamberlain's Colic. Choicest Ceylon and China Panyongs, 17/6 box Cholera end Diarrhea Remedy, and I Very R_ich Assam and Ceylon. i S / T per box was surprised to find that it only took Finest Chmg Wo, Cey!» and Tera t .,o/-per box a few doses to cure mc. Since then J °** R »«* rUO Ss_°Sss&_!_ > *- rm '* mxn havo never lost on opportunity to recommend it to any of my frienels su.l HA fl I _ _,_ f% Q f_£% I Tft l'ering from the same complaint." For |_I U I 11_I<| £\l I_o ■ B 119 >ale by all chemists and storekeeper-; HIMsUIIIU XX» UVs 1_ I l*Vs-> Lilies are always favourites in tho TEA SPECIALISTS " '^* n * Nimmo and Blair of Dun- Corner Gloucester Strae! & Oxford Terrtc_ din, offer at low prices bulbs just #.udh.t(.uiidi.u aa - landing from Japan on pa_o 3 of this CHKISTCHUKCH, n.z. paper. .31