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Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 133, 2 December 1901, Page 2

BHABS-KAIL BEDSTEADS. , /, ,' BEDSTEAD BARGAINS. HAVING purchased on Agent's Sample Stock of Bedsteads at a considerable reduction of the usual prices, 1 am offering some exceptional value in French, Parisian, and Italian Bedsteads, Cornioe Poles (brass. Bamboo, btaiued Walnut, White Enamelled, 6ft to 9ft\ Spring Ulind Rollers with Plain and Fanoy Hollands* ready-made or made to order, all deoidvcily oheap. ___„__ ELEC mo - PLATE BARG AI NS, Another Small Lot of Traveller's Samples. Al TEASPOONS, 13/6 DOZEN. Al DESSEKT SPOONS, 20/- DOZEN. Al DESSERT FORKS, 26/- DOZEN. Al TABLE SPOONS, 2U/6 DOZEN. Also a few cases E.P. Dessert Knives and Forks and a few cases Cutlery in Oak Cases. These are considerably less than our usual prices, and only tor this lot. They make lovely presentations. GEORGE "WiNiiER, CHEAPEST IRONMONGER, LOWER CUBA-STREET. CHRISTMAS IS COMING NIGH With its affeotionate interchange' of good wishes and gifts. But the dissipations of the past year have left many of us "STONEY-BROK E." llMlijnst to thoße who want to get MOST FOR THEIR MONEY that we. speoially appeal. This is essentially a period of SPECIALISATION, and we claim that we can give— lst-THE MAXIMUM OF CHOICE. 2nd-THE MAXIMUM OF VALUE. TnpHE lessons of twenty years speolal importing enable us to " walk rings " round the J. mere dabbler in Fanoy Goods. Our CHRISTMAS IMPORTATIONS exoeed our most sanguine expectations, and we !*WioUßly % beg prospective buyers to have a look round our Btook before paying more {Elsewhere, i " .' • ' ' ' CRITICAL, COMMONSENSE COMPARISON Of Value and Variety is all we ask. The result cannot fail to be all in our favour. PBINGLE^ ffl , MW T. « % ANOTHER \t?¥, WONDERFtJL CURE. ■ A ll||Taa jaundice ■ ■ \jL INDIGESTION. (^ ™ THE DOCTOR OAVE UP HOPE-RECOVERY OF AN OLD MAN. MB. V. S. ASTON, a well-known resident of Gisborne, writes as follows s— My eldest son was & sufferer from Indigestion, and derived great benefifc.from Loasby's iWaHoo. „ I Last week my father-in-law waß prostrated with severe Jaundice. Every care and Jrttention was given him by the doctor, but without avail, the doctor saying that at hiß great age — 70 years — he could not hold out hopes of his getting better. Loaßby's Wahoo was then tried, and the first dose gave him relief, and he was speedily ttnred. His xeoovery was absolutely due to the wonderful properties of this great herbal remedy. „»_■«»«, ((LOASBY'S WAHOO. Price, 2s 6d, everywhere ; or post free from the Sole Proprietors— IiOASBY'S WAHOO MANUFACTURING CO., I<td., EING-STBEET, DUNEDIN. t Wholesale from all Merchants, or the Agents, KEMPTHORNE, PBOSSER A CO.'S N.Z. DRUG CO., Ltd.

H.B. H.B. .K.Z.C.P. N.&O.tf j;, SUMMER SEASON. \ [ SPECIALTY IN STRAWS. 'k SHIPMENT to hand of the very \tSL latest Novelty in Head Gear, I :| tt'HE SOFT FOLDING STRAW HAT. ■ ■• i __ ' 'To our patrons who wish to study comfflrt we would speoially draw attention to this LATEST NOVKLTY. ' Suitable for Bowling, Lawn Tennis, Boating, and all out-door Sports. FEATURES— ',; Low Price, Cool, Comfortable, and, ) ! Everlasting Wear. . . 'Inspection invited. * H.B. H.B. KZ.C.P. ' N.Z.O.E. 57, LAMBTON-OJUAY. picttj:re 'W*y& MOULDINGS 'I^JV LOWEST PRICES. A*#sM- SMITH jnj|li*^g& SMITH.

"SEND . ME ANOTHER HAW ThiS'WSeis all the telegram said. But the customer was not ons "who would, submit to experl- - menta or substitutions. The hatter knew his business. He promptly dispatched TH E PEBT HAT H E HAD. This was 6ne of "WOODROW'S." / It wda what had been ordered " 'iHetoiif Itwatwhatwaswanted y^agaitt..ffloodrow S Sons. £— ! CHAS. HILL &. SONS KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, Ltd. 0.1.C. WALLACE & GIBSON ALL SILL 9 Woodrow's Famous Hats. POJM/,' • ,bR<ABTREE AND SONS, 1T V - ; - MILLWRIGHTS, ENGINEERS AND BOILERMAKERS. Makers of every description of Brickmaking Machinery, Crushing Rollers, Brick Presses, Sanitary Drain-pipe Machines and Dies and Laundry Machinery. Agent* for BROADBENT AND SON'S JjlYl/RO EXTRACTORS. '