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Were lOd, 1/-, 1/2, 1/1, 1/6 each. NOV/ Bd, lOd, 1/-, 1/2, 1/4 each. BL'CK or WOOD SAWS— Were 3/9. NOW 3/5 eac^.RATONES TWO and THREE FEET RULES— Were 1/-. 1/3, 1/9, 2/-. NOW Cd, 1/-, 1/6, 1/9. A BUYER'S MISTAKE! .lour ad vantage! By a slip of the pen v.-e ordered Three Dozen, instead of Three onlv, DISSTON'S SAW CHAMPS. So for the Sale, to re (luce the Stock, we have marked at 2s 6d EACH. Usual Price, Usual Price. 4s 3d each. 4s 3d each. CHENEY'S NAIL HAMMERS— Were 2/3 and 2/6. NOW 2/- and 2/3. MATHIESON'S AUGER BITS— Were 1/3, 1/9, 2/3. NOW 1/2, 1/7, 2/-. PLAIN and RATCHET BRACES—- • Were .1/9, 2/6, 3/G, 4/6. NOW 1/6, 2/3, 3/-, 4/- each. PLUMBS and LEVELS, 16 and 20inch— Were 2/-, 2/3. NOW 1/9, 2/-. TINMAN'S SNIPS— Were 2/3, $/-. NOW 2/-, 2/9. SrOKESHAVES— Were 1/3, 1/9. NOW 1/-, 1/6. OUll TOOLS ABE FROM MAKERS OF REPUTE. Tools For The Farm IMPORTED DIRECT BY US FROM THE MAKERS IN ENGLAND AND , AMERICA. DISSTON'S HAND SAWS—Were 5s 6d. NOW 5/- each. ALL TOOLS MARKED AT SALE PRICES. mport STRONG BLACKSMITH'S VYCES— Wcro 7d lb. NOW 6d lb. BENCH VYCES— Were 6/6, 7/9, 9/-, 14/6', 19/ G. NOW 6/-, 7/3, 8/-, 13/6, 17/9. BLACK BULL FENCING PLIERS— Were 3/9. NOW 3/3 Pair. STEEL CROWBARS— Were CVj. NOV/ 5V 2 d lb. COLD CHISELS— W r ero 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9. NOW 9d, 1/-, 1/3, 1/C each. CARPENTER'S ADZES— Were 5/-, 5/6. NOW 4/6, 5/- each. CHAIN DRILLSBREAST DRILLSHAND DRILLS— Were 12/6. NOW 10/6. Were 9/0. NOW 8/3. Were C/ 6. NOW 5/9. PYKO GRINDERS. We have a fine range— Were G/6, 10/6, 14/6, 19/6, :;•: (/ NOW 5/9, 0/6, 13/6, 17/6, 29/ C THE KIND WHOSE QUALITY REMAINS FOR ALL TIME.

WE CAN FULFIL EVERY DESIRE IN HEADSTONES OR MONUMENTS! We recognise that different per- I I sons have different tastes, and so ' I always keep a large and varied \ j stock—from the plain, simple, in- j expensive stone to the elaborate j ! monument. [ t Whatever your taste is we can i satisfy it, giving you a headstone I or a monument that will be artis- 1 tie and beautiful, and which will ] add grace and beauty to the plot. \ Call and see the stones, or write j for photos. [ FRAPWELL & HOLCATE. 1 SOUTH PEINCES STREET, | CYCLISTS, Avoid Spilli BUY A LAMP! Don't take risks. For a few shillings you can buy a good Lamp from us—one that gives 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. CTCLIGHT OIL LAMP— Absolutely the cheapest of lamps, but strong, serviceable— .. ~ 2s BEFEREE 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' Eequisites kept in stock. Our catalogue gives prices. Write for it. Free. W. A. SCOTT & SONS, g&gSK street ' CHOICE GARDEN SEEDS.. Sound, Clean and Strong— the kind that grow and give satisfaction. Seeds for the Farm and the Market Garden, the Cottaga 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. Naish'a Seeda. Sweet Pea*— In all colours of the rainbow. Mixed, or in Separate Colours, named. Thousands of Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants Beady now. C. E. NAISH, NUSSEEYMAN - BALCLU'IHA. Best Market Prices for 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. WEITE FOE PARTICULARS. 9 GREAT KING STEEET, DUNEDIN.

CHAMBERLAINS COUGH REMEDY. nu> I*** SEE m via W^: riffi m m &% m. m m a* m nm Ssss m. m i SJJI1I« BsMt 1 BS£? m b sSS 8 m CURES INFLUENZA *' " 'hi*.&angejPfromjJnfluenza may be avoided by tk use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Theptk\ jih the chest; disappears: the'fever subsidA t&e±whole body'becomes comfortable,; and y£ escape the after effects of the r disease.

PROVED "Dryfoot" Balmorals UNEQUALLED FOR HEAVY WEAR ! GUARANTEED. WATERPROOF I FOR LIGHT WEAR! THE BEST COOKHAM IN THE MARKET! BOX CALF, UNLINED, WELTFD, RUBBER HEELS, ASK YOUR STOREKEEPER FOR THEM! MADE BY—SARGOOD, SON & EWEN, Ltd. DUNEDIN .AND. INVERCARGILL.

Bedroom Furftitvre. Complete Suites In Kauri, Walnut, or Oak. £8 15s, £9 1 os, £io 15s. 3BUCHESSE CHESTS—--37s 6d, 455, 55a up 1 WASHSTANDS—18s 6d, 27s 6d, 32s 6d up 59s 6d, 655, 70s up BOX LOUNGE OTTOMANS—50s, 655, 755, 84s up The 4 MarveF Lounge Chair upholsterd in Cretonne, 32s 6d each. Herbert Hayties & @o., Ltd., TJie Leading Drapers & Furniture Manufacturers DUNEMN.

A SENSIBLE STIMULANT. ""■uiiiniyiiHUiiiuiil unui' linn WKmmvmz ;vvy m s» v A thafr is (medicinal in j?sts | action and is a£di: reel } health is ;f worth/of/all marts |drinKingf jp 2 Ht is | bracing,| and &has; : IcuraWepeffedl l KidWey,|Bowel, emd BUYf WHOLE 'i * BOTTLES. * v iunii:ntiuriuiirnii||tl JJQW much longer waste money on trashy, tasteless tea? McKenzie's Hondai Lania is exquisitively flavoured purest Ceylon.

G. W. HUTCHINSc CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, CLYDE STREET, BALOLUTHA. G. W. HUTOHINS, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Clyde Street, Balclutha. AH the latest and best Novels, Magazines, Etc. Pictorial Correspondence Cards. PULL STOCK OF STATIONERY AND NOVELTIES. ALEX. M9NEEL! CARPENTER AND BUILDER, BALCLTJTHA. Gontnota indartftkuu lrtta»t« glrife

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Clutha Leader, Volume XLI, Issue 2, 14 July 1914, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Clutha Leader, Volume XLI, Issue 2, 14 July 1914, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Clutha Leader, Volume XLI, Issue 2, 14 July 1914, Page 8