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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14860, 29 December 1913, Page 11

WANTED TO LET. XKT ANTED to Let, Motor Garage, with -* * ■ good connection. 65 Victoria street. 1631 WAITED to let, one of my Offices, in 184 Cashel street. Isaac Robinson, 18* Cashel street. „_? TO Let, Centrally-situated Business Premises, suitable manufacturers, workshop, motor garage, «tc Low rent, good lea*e, no rates. Apply Hama Bros.. 153 Hereford street, Agents. 814 HOUSES to Let—3 rooms: ss, 7s; City, 7s, 8a 6d; Selwyn street, 7s; Sandyford street, 8s 6d. 4 rooms: Bath 6s, 4 r. 7s; City, 8«, Bs, 9c; Sherborao street, 9s; Sydenham. 9s, los, us, ii«. ii» «4 y* **" 128 ¥' 12s 6d 12s 6d; 4 rooms, Addmgton, 9s 6d; & rooms, Sydenham, Ss, 10s. 10s, lis. 12s; 5 rooms, Addington, 13s 13s- hw 5-roomed Bungalows. 15s 16s; 5 rooms, Cashmere Hi'is 17s 6d 255; Redcliffs, 20s; 6 rooms, Sydenham, Bs, 12s, 13s, 14s, 14s; 6 rooms with stables. 20s; 6 rooms, Ferry road 14s 6d- City 15s- 6 rooms, Opawa, 22a 6d; Burwood. 8s; 7 rooms, 13a. 16s 6d, 22s 6d; 7 rooms with 2 acres, 2m; 10 rooms lSs; Shops. 15s. 17s Cd. 20s. 22s Gd. 25s 27a 6d. 80s 30s, 30s, 30s. Forest and Perkins, 433 Colombo stTeet.JSydenham. 635 MISCELLANEOUS. XMAS Cycles for your boys and girls, reduced to 5 guineas for tho Xmas week. Do not miss inspecting these natty little Stars, fitted with front brake, free-wheel, steel guards. Adams, JLtd., High street. CHILDREN'S Books, Toy Books, Picture Books, magnificent value and very low prices, at Minson's Popular Stores "\*7ANTED" Known—Mrs Quartermain is s> IT, Cash Purchaser of Ladies, Gents, and Children's Left-off Clothing. Letters by post or otherwise attended to. Address: Mrs G High street. GREAT Xmas Sale of 03 First-class Cycles, going for 50s each. We guarantee each one of these Cycles as being in good running order. One of these would make a nice present for a schoolboy. Adams, Ltd., High street. IF you run in to Minson's and look round you will bo finished with any anxiety as to what to get for that bran tub. BOYS and Girls, bring in your Fathers to inspect 25 Beautiful Little Star Juvenile Cycles, finished in glossy black enamel and plated rims, fitted with brake and free-wheel; usual price £7 10s, for Xmas week 5 guineas. Adams, Ltd.,_ High street. LEFT-OFF Clothing—Under tbe supervision 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 Elwood, 123 Armagh street. 'Phone 303. C BLOOMfNE is a pains "taking" remedy. All the difference between having painful corns and not having them, is 6_, the price of "Bloomine Corn Cure." SoW everywhere. '_ __I? SPRING BLOSSOM PILLS" cure- Liver Complaints end Indigestion, etc. Are purely herbal, sugar-coated, email pills, email dose, email price—6d and Is. Everywhere. C 2379 LEFT-OFF Clothing—Mrs Roboon, 2C3 High street (late of Dunedin), Cash Buyer of Ladies', Gents', and Cbildren'a Leftoff 'Clothing. Letters attended to. 'Phons 8628. ; C^Sl MOTHERS, we are the Cheapest Shop in Town for Juvenile Cycles. Our Little Star Cycles, beautifully finished and equipped, cannot be beaten for price, finish or strength; usual price £7 10s, now 5 guineas. We guarantee these cycles. Adams, Ltd., High street. BON-BONS (Crackers) —Great value at Minson's. Boxes of twelve for Is, Is Sd. Is 3d. Can't beat these for fun at Xmas. ■. LOOK out for HOLMES and SONS' HALF-YEARLY SALE, Starts MONDAY, December Ist, at 130 and 132 High street. _ C_so3 SCHOOLBOYS are invited to inspect 25 Second-hand Cycles, guaranteed in perfect order, reduced forwXmaa week to' 60s each. Fot price and quality we defy competition. Bring in your parents to-night. Adams, Ltd., High street. ' GOSSIP for Girls, Housekeeping Hint*, Weekly Fashion Notes, and Reading for Everybody, appear in the "Page for Women" in Saturday* Edition, of th* "Evening News." THERMOS Flasks; haven't you one? What a eharael Perhaps someone will think of yon and get one fot you. Minson's prices, 4s 6d, Bs 9d, 7s 6d, Ss 3d. ARRIVING BY EVERY STEAMER. QC LARGE CASES of Boots and Shoes now opened up for the Holiday Season. Every variety and kind. STEWART ROBINSON," of Cashel' street, begs to inform his numerous patrons that very larare consignments of BOOTS and SHOES have arrived recently. A large percentage of the goods being overdue; 150 pairs of Ladies' beautiful canvas goods being one of the lines.These are in fawn, Derby and Albany Pattern Canvas Shoes, 5s lid; white Canvas Derby Shoes, 5s lid, 65 lid, 7s lid; grey,, in all styles, 4s lid, 5s lid; and many other colours and styles. 65 Pairs Ladies' Seal Glace Derby Shoes, coloured welts, at 9s 6d (an eye-opener this line); 49 pairs Ladies' Glace Derby Shoes, 8s 6d (English make, very neat); Ladies' Glace Kid Derby front Boots, 10s 6d; 10 cases of Gent's Footwear, • Harlow's and Master Brand, and other well-known makes. Note our price: 15b' 6d, 16s 6d, 17s 6d. These prices are the lowest in Town for these lines. In our Colonial linos of Footwear, we try to load the. way for cutting prices. Men's . Nailed Bluchers, 5s lid; Men's Split Kip Shooters, 9s Gd, 10s 6d; and Pegg Shooters, lis 9d; Youths'• Chrome GoloshBalmorals, 2t05. 8s lid. 9s 6d: stout Split Wear Bals, 2 to 5, 8s 6d; solid. leather those! Gent's Chrome Golosh Bals, riveted, 9s lid and 10s 9d (absolutely reliable, postage 6d); Gent's Chrome Derby Bels., riveted or sewn, 12s 9d (no better boot made at any price for wear). In connexion with our latest purchase of boots from Lowor High street shop, some 150 pairs of Ladies' Job Boots and Shoes remain. These must go before the New Year at Ss lid, 4s lid, and 5s lid pair. In thanking all those who so generously supported us during the past year, to further increase our largo turnover in Boot Sales, it is my intention to still keep down the prices for the coming year. . Everyone can rest assured that the goods offered by us for sale cannot possibly be sold at a lower figure. Our motto ia: SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS. If you desire to save money or lessen your Boot Bills, try us. We carry a stock of £3500 worth of Boots and Shoes, and pay particular attention to all country orders entrusted to us. STEWART ROBINSON, The Cash Boot Man. , . Cashel street, West' • 1711