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Dunstan Times, Issue 1802, 18 December 1896, Page 7

I THE LATEST AND BEST, | 1 rNTENDINQ Purchasers should see our Stock before ordering new mouuta for the coming season. >Ve are Sole Agents m New Zealand for the j following, viz. : I STARTING CYCLE Co,] CHICAGO ) f E W L HAVEN ~ .^ t NN. 12 Mouths Guarantee. RtJDGE WEDGE „ fcNuLAriD J , „ « t , Roasters, weight from 231b to 261b; R»cers, L9lb ; and for Strength BMe and anting yet introduced to thxs country .or any «,tl e. Call at our warehouse and inspect them cr send for catalogue. Only tne Highest Grade Machines ke P fc * n Stock, Ai, the Cromwell Caledonian ! - • secured THREE FIKi wins being off scratch. and 8. Fache (New Haven), . DUNEDItf and CHRISTCHIUiCH. ' r \ { Importers of all kinds of Agricultural Implements and Machine - • Sole Agent* for MCCORMICK REAPKIi and BlUpjflßj.Tho Southland Farmers Implement Co.. Invercargill, &C &c. The Colonial Combined Drills are the Best in the Market. '\ GUARANTEE WITH EACH MACHINE. Aoent for Ophir District—Mr S. LEAsK,Ophir.. ■} Agent for Cromwell and Dunstan Districts-Mr J D, BTOBAJri*, Clyde, I ° from whom all particulars may. be obtained. BICYCLES BICYCLES S- -R- BTEDI^LfiLISr, PRINCES-STREET & IG9 GEORGE-STREET, DUN EDIN TElie, Muin'toer Cycles (1896-9.7 Models) - - Are noted for GANCE OF DESIGN ...'... STRENGTH and DURABILITY

COMFORT IN HIDING WONDERFUL SPEED. Winner of "Road Race Clyde to Chatto Creek. Holder of Cromwell to Clyde record 45min. The successes of the Humour on both track and ' "' " ''" " road are too numerous to mention: Model B FTuraber ••• £2O cash, JB22,terms. Special Premier ... £lB 10s terms. 1 amps ('JLito Bell Rock'), Pells, Trouser Clips Pump Clips, and all other Requisites kept on hard. For Catalogues and further particulars apply to \A *F. GYE, Agent, Clyde. Howden & Moncrieff NURSERYMEN, &<>■> Have Large Quantifies of Sirorg, Healthy, Fiferoiwly-rooted W~MU I. T r s} MJEI3 $. 1 Apples (on blight proof stocks) the most Hpproved sorts, 9s to 15s per dozen. Pears from 12* per do?.. Peactits, from 20j per doz. Plums, from lot perdoz, i Apricots, from 18s per doz, Vines, Figs, &c. i ' 'j n e ORQHARDiSTS' SPRAY PUMP (awarded First Prize, at the recent Intercolonial Conference of Australasian Fruitgrowers). Tank, Pump, Conveyance, Delivery Hose, Spray, Rod, and Nozzle complete— £s sa, ' nett Cash. _ _, ' i ...<.■• t Nurseries : — Fskbank and Opohc, Dunedin ; and Manorburn, Alexandra. BLOSSOM "No 1 TTTTTTTTTTT EEEEEEEEKE Is Ucl pel lb. Tq , r „, EJfl . EE 2s per lb. EE EE E EEEEEG EEEEEE Eti E EE EE AA AAA PROPRIETORS A AAA AA AA r AA AA , 1L A A A A AA AA n . ~ 1x AAAAAAA (Limited), EE , 8 55 A A A A DUNEDIN EEEEEEEE AA AA 2s 4d per lb. TITT EEEEEtEEEE AAA E TSr^STLCm, Agent, Clyde. Npi'lifig'. BROWN, EWING & CO. have received the First Shipment of Spring Goods, and can suit you well if you will allow them to do so. ; New Jackets (short and smart), from 18s 6d New Bonnets (nicely tiimmed), from 17s 6d New Black Lustres, for dresses, from 2s 6d New Prints, for Blouses, from 6d New Sequin Trimmings, for dresses, from 8d New Flannelettes, for underwear, from sd, REMEMBERBefore buying elsewhere send to DUNEDIN.

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