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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14600, 26 February 1913, Page 12

PUBLIC NOTICES. X l y c k l p ' s - PRICES and QUALITY Bre the true TEST of VALUE. Best White Cane Sugar, 2id pn lb. Best White Cans Sugar, in 561b b»gs, 9s 9d Best New Currants, 4d per lb12lb, 3s 9d. ' Best Seeded Raisins, 5d per lb12lb, 4* 9d. ' Finest White Sago, 2»d pet lb Best Pearl .apioc,-., 3d per lb. Best Flake Tapioca, 3d per lb. Best Kerosene, 4s 3d per tin; Ss 3d per case. KINCAID'S SPECIAL TEA At ls Sd IS GOOD. No Tea Coupons packed in ihu Tea. Discount Coupons equal 1o li in £ given with all CASH PURCHASES at KINCAID'S, LTD., COLOMBO STREET. C 7936-354 MISCELLANEOUS. I' ADIES" Auxiliary Home and Foreign J Missions Garden Party. Side of Work, to-morrow afternoon, at Mrs lladficld'a residence, Stanmore road, Richmond. If wet will be held iv schoolroom opposite. Take No. 10 Car. :_. 1794 SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, Moles, Blemishes, "•■? Birthmarks, effectually removed by Electrolysis. Mr Hammond, Specialist, 273 Cashel street. 1470 Gt-OiTTshl. Butter, Is per lb. The Cash Grocery Company, 110 Cashel street West. ' 1813 MOTOR and Marine F-nßineering—We are building up our business by a satisfying process. Wo keep tho quality of the work up whilo keeping the prices down. Lawrence's N.Z. Motor Exchange Garage, St. Asaph 6treet. S TROLOG Y'W-ife. Change*. Prospects, !3arriage. Destiny, etc. Send birth date, 6d stamps, to "Arion," Arden street, North Melbourne, Vie. 2015 LEATHER Gloves for gardening and house work, from Is 6d. at Minson's; Canvas Gloves ed and ls. 1261 GOSSIP for Girls, Honsexeeping Hints, Weekly Fashion Notes, and Reading for Everybody appear in the "Page for Women" in Saturday's editions ol "Ths Evening News." IT-IE Special "Page for Women" in SaturJL day's Editions of "Tho Evening News" appeals to everyone. A bright home Magazine. DINNER Ware, glorious o-sortmeut at Minson's. Any piece sold of 12 stock patterns. Sets from 17s 6d. hp-UE Special "Pago for AVomen" in Sat-ur-X. day's Editions of "The Evening News" appeals to everyone. A bright home Magazine. Clothing — Under the euperJ vision of the Government Health Department, I have fitted up a Fumigating Chamber. In future everything will be fumigated and thoroughly cleaned. It is well known a good second-hand article is worth two cheap new ones. Mrs Eiwood, 123 Armagh street. 'Phone 308. C HAT Dye, special new kind for soft. Etrcws, 3d a bottle with brush. Strawine all colours, 6atne price. Mineon's. 1261 W6l_fjJNY~Toys sTM-hson's. SluWh. mode's in tin. 3d China Floating Ducks, etc Minson's for Xmaa Novelties. "f"EFT^OFF — CiothTng, Mrs Hickland. Casli ■IJ Buyer of Gents' Misfits, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux, also Ladies' ond Children's C!othing._ 117 Lower High street. CBO6B SCISSORS for cutting out, and all sizes",' down to Embroidery Scissors, at Minson's. Nail Scissors from 6d. 260 %JPRING BLOSSOM PILLS" cure Liver 0 Complaints and Indigestion, etc. Are purely herbal, sugar-coated, small pills, small dose, small price. 6d and Is. Everywhere. - C 2579 LOOMINE is a pains ''ta'iang" remedy. All the difference between having painful corns and sot having them, is 6d, the price of "Bloomins Corn Cure." Sold everywhere. __ TX/'ANTED Known—Mrs Quartermain is a t t Cosh Purchaser of Ladies'. Gents', and Children's Left-off Clothing. Letters by post or otherwise attended to. Address, Mrs G. Quartormain, 174 High street. HE Special "Page for Women" in Saturday's Editions of "The Evening News" appeals to everyone., A bright home Magazine. '-' •' GOSSIP for Girls, Housekeeping Hints, Weekly Fashion Notes, and Reading for Everybody appear in tho "Page for Woir-n" in Saturday's- editions of "Ths Evening News." / I WONDERFUL SUCCESS OF CHARLES LAFFERTYS BOOT STOCK _E32Y:0:0 WORTH OF BOOTS & SHOES Bought from Mr. Charles Lafferty, Sydenham, who has gone farming to the North Island. This is not a Bogus Sale —all splendid Boots, best quality obtainable, a large proportion his own make. Notice the Prices of Boots we arc now quoting. Nowhere else have these prices been attempted in face of j the rise in leather. Please notice that we have -the entire stock of Mr. Lafferty. We are going to make a clean sweep of every fl pair. I 0. LAFFERTY'S STO3K : I 23 pairs Men's Split Kip fi Shoott-rs .. 9/5 | 14 prs. Men's English double- jj sole Sewn Boots 16/6 jj 17 pair Men's Heel and Toe « Plate Balmorals 9/0 fc 18 prs. Ladies' Coloured Can- \ 1° vas Shoe?, Derby 4/6 | 40 prs. Sandals, 7to 9 2/11 B 10 to 13 '3/6 1 17 pairs Real Glace Derby | . Shoes .. 8/6 I 20 p irs Old Ladies' Kid \ Elastic Boots .. 6/9 i 2 > pairs Bluchers, nailed | 4/11 3c pairs Women's Black Can- 1 vas Shoes, lace and f str.-p _ -. 3/11 16 prs. Glace Kid Ladies' Ox- I \ ford Shoe, round toe 6/6 j ! 14 prs. Girls' School Boots, 1 j iotoi3 .. 5/11 I i) prs. Glace Derby Shoe, f ] ' Ladies .. 5/11 | j 16 prs. Youths'Schoo. Boots, | 2t« 5 •• 7/11 j I 40 prs. Child's Patent Ankle t I Si raps. 4to 6 1/6 [ S 9 prs. Youths' Rivetted f \ Chrome Golosh Bals, 2 i j to 5 .. 8/6 I i 32 Drs. Gent's Glace Kid Pat. ! ] Cap Derby Bal. 15/- ■ I The low prices in Boots are the result of my indention to buy up, 1 where possible, Boot Stocks; { j we thus being able to offer to j ] the Public Boots and Shoes at j I Less than Cost Price. j Buy your boots o:7 the man who j 1 has k-.pt down the prices. j : STEWART ROBINSON j CASHEL ST. WEST I j c 5.65 i _j_tS-*-ZSKtB-mW-mmymWmmtJn^