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SHORT, SHARP PRICE-LIST. EVERYTHING MARKED IN PLAIN FIGRUES. Sale. QUEEN HEATING STOVES— . Were 28s, 35s 6d. NOW 255, 33s DOVER COOKING STOVES— Were 78s, 85s. NOW 62s 6d, 70s KAYO KEKOSENE BUGGY LAMPS—- , Were 18s 6d. NOW 15s 6d each DIETY SEARCHLIGHT LANTERNS— Were 15s. NOW lis 9d each PIONEER STABLE LAMPS— Were 32s 6d. NOW 15s each WHALEBONE DANDY BRUSHES— Were 2s 6d. NOW 2s 3d each COPPER RIVETS AND WASHERS— Were Is 9d. NOW Is 6d lb COTTER PINS, 4 dozen in packetWere 9d. NOW 7d packet MOLASSES in scwt casksWas '7s cwt. NOW 6s cwt FOWL NETTING, 36 x 2 x 19— Was 8s 6d. NOW 7s 6d coil BLACK WIRE (English)— Was 10s 6d. NOW 9s 9d cwt RESISTEEL WIRE, Galvanised (English)— Was 16s 9(1. NOW 15s 6d cwt PERFORATED BLADE LONGHANDLE SHOVELS—- / Were 5s 6d. NOW 2s 9d each WAGGON or CART PAINT, in various Colours—Was 6s 6d. NOW 5s 6d tin A recognition of the merits "of our Sale and our methods has been the great number of satisfied customers who have visited our store during the first two weeks of the Sale. This is the third week -, we are entering upon, and we are putting forth further efforts in the interests, of our customers. The reductions on everything are genuine, and represent real savings. "' / ' SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO LETTER ORDERS. A 400-gallon tank of 600 pieces of Crockery and China .. at bare cost. The manufacturers sent out a tank of samples for us to select from. We have done so, and now want to.clear. And, remember, the samples represent the newest designs in the potter's art. "FIT ALL" OPEN FlßE<for Ranges Was 12s 6d. NOW 10s each EXCELL CREAM SEPARATORS—--13-gal, 765; 22-gal, 110s cash SECONDHAND ALFA LAVAL SEPARATORS—Write for particulars LONG-HANDLE' MANURE FORKS—- ., ' Were 3s 3d, 4s 3d 4s 9.1 NOW 2s 9d, 3s 9d, '4s 3d IRON BARROW WHEELS*- . ' Were 4s. NOW 3s 6d each CASTIRON BOILERS, for Pig Feed, 30, 40, 50, 60 gallons—Were 40s cwt NOW ONLY 30s cwt 10 Sample RABBIT TRAPS— Were 10s 6d. TO CLEAE, 7s lot STOCKS and DIES for Bolts and Nuts and PipingWere 15s 6d, 21s, 25s set NOW 13s 6d, 18s 9d, 22s set Blacksmiths' DRILLING MACHINES Were 75s 6d. NOW 57s 6d each SMALL BENCH DRILLS— Were 15s (id. NOW 9s DONALD'S CHAIN GATE FASTS— Were Is 6d. NOW Is 3d SAW CRAMP'S, for Setting and Sharpening—Were 4s 3d. NOW 2s 6d each

WE CAN FULFIL EVERY DESIRE IN HEADSTONES OR MONUMENTS! We recognise that different persons have different tastes, and so' always keep a large and varied stock—from the plain, simple, inexpensive stone to the elaborate monument. Whatever your taste is we can satisfy it, giving you a headstone or a monument that will be artistic and beautiful, and which will add grace and beauty to the plot. Call and see the stones, or write for photos. FRAPWELL & HOLCATE. SOUTH PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. CYCLISTS, Avoid Spills, BUY A LAMP! Don't take risks. For a few shillings you can buy a good Lamp from us —one a good light and shows the ruts and holes in the road. All kinds; all prices. Whichever it is it will be the best of • its kind at the price in the Dominion. CYCLIGHT OIL LAMP —Absolutely the cheapest of lamps, but strong, serviceable — .. .'. .. .. .. .. 2s REFEREE OIL LAMP— A better class of lamp. Well finished. Great value .. .... ...... . • 5s PANTHER GAS LAMP— Unequalled as a medium-priced gas lamp. Economical on gas; attractive design; strong light 6s PHENOMENON GAS LAMP— One of the best gas lamps; burns five hours on one charge; safe, reliable, brilliant light— Small Front> lis; Medium, lis 6d; Large, 13s 9d Hosts of other Lamps in stock. Write for what you want. All Cyclists' Requisites kept in stock. Our catalogue gives prices. *> Write, for it. Free. W. A. SCOTT & SONS, gSASK street ' CHOICE GARDEN SEEDS. Sound, Clean and Strong—the kind teat grow and give satisfaction. Seeds for the Farm and the Market Garden, the Cottage Garden, the Lawn and the Flower Beds. Order Now while Kinds and Varieties are in full stocks. Help your Garden to produce better results by sowing. Naiah'i Seeds. Sweet Peas— In all colours of the rainbow. Mixed, or in Separate Colours, named. Thousands of Cabbage and Cauliflower Plana Beady now. C. E. NAISH, NURSERYMAN • BALOLUTHA. Best Market Prices for Home Separated Cream. Send your separated cream to us. We will buy it at the highest prices. Cheques are issued promptly, regularly. Every care taken. Delays avoided. No other way so satisfactory or advantageous to you. .. WBITE FOE PARTICULARS. 9 GREAT KING STREET, DUNEDIN.

chamberlain's cough Remedy. aSp" ®m KM m m m m w< m m m K&!S Is m s ■ 1 W£ m CURES INFLUENZA. Danger from influenza may be avoided by tk\ use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The paid if/i the ■, chest (disappears : the • fever - subsided fite \w£p/e body becomes comfortable.* andjym escape the after . effects of'theidisease.

PROVED BEST BOOTS Winter Wear. "Dryfoot" Balmorals UNEQUALLED FOR HEAVY WEAR ! GUARANTEED - WATERPROOF! The "Spatter" V; FOR LIGHT WEAR! THE BEST COOKHAM IN THE MARKET! BOX CALF, UNLINED, WELTED, RUBBER HEELS. ASK YOUR STOREKEEPER FOR THEM! MADE BY—SARGOOD, SON & EWEN, Ltd. DUNEDIN .AND. INVERCARGILL,

Our Winter Sale NOW ON AND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL JULY 11,, Extraordinary Bargains WILL BE ON OFFER DURING THIS SALE. WE CANNOT EMPHASISE TOO STRONGLY THE OPPORTUNITY HERE PRESENTED FOR THE SAVING OF MONEY. ORDERS BY POST Will receive Prompt Attention. For further particulars see Satur-day's (June 20) Otago Daily Times and Evening Star, Herbert Haynes & Co., Ltd., DUNEDIN.

THE MARK OF 75YtARS«EPUTA!DN I t THE|PURI:S3-SPIRIT IN THE WDRLD ! IJOW n incii longerj waste money on trash: r } tasteless tea? McKenzie's Hondai Li mka is exq tdsitively flavoured purest.os; /lon. ; - . >. - ~._

G. W. HUTCHINS. CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, CLYDE STREET, BALOLUTHA. CK W. HUTOHINS, BOOKSELLEB AND STATIONEB, Clyde Street, Balclutha. All the latest and best Novels, Magazines, Etc. Pictorial Correspondence Cards. PULL STOCK OP STATIONEBY AND NOVELTIES. ALEX; WNEO2 CARPENTER AND BUILDER, BALCLUTHA. CoatrMti uidartoku. Brtimta* fas*,