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Cromwell Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2008, 1 October 1906, Page 3

■fiC We are now making a Display of New Millinery, Mantles, Dress Skirts, Corsets, Underclothing, Hosing, Lace, Gloves, Umbrellas, etc. We have made an exceptional effort in selecting these goods 'JPO BUY ONLY PEOM THE BEST MARKETS and to do our utmost to please and satisfy Our Customers, and to make provision for our ever inci'ca~iiig business. The extraordinary value we are able to place before Our Customers is due to the fact that We buy Direct from the Manufacturer. This, we can assure the Public, we are able to do, and in every case we have given them the benefit of the keenly out prices at which our goods are bought. We have just completed another large extension to our premises, which will enable us to make a much better display in our Fancy and Underclothing Departments, and we trust that by consistent and sustained efforts to please, to merit a continuance of the support we have reoeived during previous years. UNIQUE MILLINERY STORE Lower Stuart Street, DUNEDIN. —■** 1 <■— - - -*- i -**~ * i .*

Your A ttention Please. Herman Cordes BOOTMAKER, (Nxet Post Offioe, Cromwell). Takes thin of thanking his p .trona for the encouragiii;, >< pport received eiuce in Cromwell, and trusts to merit a continuance of same in a still larger measure. As prices are at bed rock, for the future Cash must be paid for repaira on delivery. A TRIAL SOLICITED.

[AM ES J O'KANK SURGEON DENTIST, ALEXANDRA SOUTH. Will visit surrounding districts periodically.when all branches of Dertistry will be undertaken including extractions with gap, etc, vulcanite and gold dentures. Fillings in Gold, Amalgam and Cement. Good fit guaranteed 'Fees Moderate. Terms Moderate. Consultation Free

News Correspondents, 30 FLEET STREET, LONDON. A File of the CROMWELL ARGUS To be seen, free of charge, by vieitora to L )odon, at our Office.

While thanking the numerous customers for the libei al support afforded me whilst travelling for J. H. MILLIGAN & CO. Wo would wish to Btate that our stock is just out from Home, and that we trust by giving Good Value and strict attention to business, to still merit a continuance of your esteemed orders. Mr Campbell will call round as usual, bis dates leing duly announced. ALL PREVIOUS MEASURES KEPT. Note Address— W. S.Readell&Co. TAILORS AND MERCERS, 37 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN.

Important To Farmers, Waggoners and the General Public. William Price Begs to inform the Public that he has purchased the old established business of General Blacksmith and Farrier, carried on for many years by Mr W. Sutherland, at Bannockburn, and trusts to merit a continuance of the same generous support accorded to his predecessor. A Trial Solioited. Shoeing a Specialty. WILLIAM PRICE, Bannockburn.