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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13742, 25 May 1910, Page 6

To Purchasers of Shearing Machines and Oil Engines.—Last year 10 per ctiu. of tho Wolselpy machines were sold and erected by us in Now Zealand. Your shed measured free, and a complete estimate given for complete installation. McClelland and Anderson. 224 Cashel street. 6.

Housewives and young ladies busy with their wedding trousseaux will not welcome the news of tho impending 50 per cent, riso in the cotton market., as announced i>er Press Association in our columns last Tuesday It may, perhp'js. re-assure them to know that the D.I.C. will continue to sell present stocks at old prices till forced to advance them on* the new shipments. 6 It is to the advantage of importers to allow J. M. Heywood and Coy., Ltd., to clear their goods through Customs. They have a large staff constantly engaged at that work, and have every facility for giving quick delivery from railway. 6 Prices figure, but the real essence of cheapness is quality. Mesers Armstrong Coy., Limited, are keenly alive to this fact, renowned as the firm have become as our leading cash drapers. Tboy .sustain their reputation by carefully maintaining quality, despite their low prices. .4 Guns at low prices. Wo are offering balance of our high-class English Guns at specially low prices. D.8.8.L. Guns from £3 17s 6d. Cartridges at lowest rates. Hastie, Bull and Pickering, opposite Ballantyno's.' 6 The thousands who patronise Messrs Armstrong's High street establishment iYill npipTociatc the internal re-arrange-ments just completed for their comfort. A new ladies' coat and costume room has been added, and the -clothing department greatly enlarged, enabling tho firm to cope with their increasing business. j 4 Martin's. Clark's. Priest's Ball Bearing, «nd Knowles , Horse Clippers, Singeing Lamps, Mane Scissors, Hoof Parers, Hoof Dressing, etc., at Lewis an-1 Anderson, 221 Cashel street. 3 Baggage Lost! What a plight to _be in! But this is the risk you run with unchecked baggage. Avoid it by checking through us (rail or sea). Costs less in the end and ensures safety. Enquire. The Now Zealand Express Company, Ltd. . ~ ■ . 4 On few subjects are there so many popular delusions as in.regard to the eyesight, and the results arc often Berious. The defect which ia by far most general comes with advancing years Although the sight may remain good for distance, yet the eye •cannot accbrarotidato itself to near objects; consequently glasses are needed. Consult John R. Proctor, Oculists' Optician, 180 High street, Christchtirch. Who can name the Now Zealard Dreadnought?- Well,.the Cabinet can and will name it, but there is a five pound note awaiting the man, wdinan, or child who'first anticipates tho Cabinet's choice. This stimulus to intellect is offered bj our enterprising contend porary "The Weekly Press,", which publishes full details of the competition in its current issue. 6