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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10219, 13 December 1893, Page 7

Fasiß&Ea S'-tiossa PBEE GIFTS. FREE GIFTS. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY FREE. COMMENCING TO-DAY, W E INTEND PRESENTING EACH CUSTOMER WITH A GOOD USEFUL GIFT A 3 A CHRISTMAS BOS. The ValueOf the Gift will he in proportion to the amount of money spent, for a customer spending 2s Cel could not expect to receive so valuable a present ns a customer who spent 10s ; also, of course, those who spend 20s receive a better present than those spending less ajnounts. For each 2a 6d spent with ua you receive a 3d For each 5s spent with us you receeive a Cd Present. For each 10s spent with us you receive a Is Present. ! For each 15s spent with us you receive a Is Cd Present. For each 20s spent with us you receive a 2s Present. For each GOs spent with us you receive a Gs Present. For each 40s spent with ns you receive a 4s Present, And so on up to any amount you desire to spend. If you spend £5 you will get a 10s present. | There is no Art Union chance about this presentation; it is a present to you pure and simple. When you have made your purchase you are taken to the Presentation Tables, and requested to select any | article you like. | OUB PRICES ARE THE VERT LOWEST IN THIS CITY", and when to this fact is added the ■ Presents now offered Customers must see that Buying DRAPERY - , CLOTHING, BOOTS, ! MILLINERY*, MANTLES, DRESSES, &c., from us is the very best investment in New Zealand, being >■ equal to a dividend of 10 per cent or 2s in the £ discount. XiONABGAJtf & COMPANY, CORNER CASHEL AND COLOMBO STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH. Wi 9 ,|J| 3 OUTRAGED MATURE, v/H 1 Slie kills, and kills, and is never tired of killing, till she has taught -Ml YYion +kft tcwiklD Ifleerw, Lis .err, 01/stt, -fr, lrf,w« +l,n+ "KlnfiiTris sc milir rrmman the terrible lesson he is so slow to learn, that Nature' is only conquered by obeying her. How much longer must the causes of this startling array of preventable deaths continue unchecked? Jfor the means of prevention, and for preserving health by Natural Means, use II " '"‘M I ’V© iJ & 'M pi ill KVa art L-v Ail _ when taken with water, as a natural aperient; its gp| m simple but natural action removes all impurities, thus pre- ' serving and restoring health. If its great value in keeping the tody in health were universally r familywould be Without it. mi THE Secret of Success—Sterling 1 Honesty of Purpose—WlTHOUT IT LIFE IS A SHAM! —“A new invention is brought before the public,and commands fv-.v success. A score of aimninahle imitations are immediately introduced by the unscrupulous, who, in copying the original closely enough to deceive the public, and yet not so exactly as to infringe upon legal rights, exercise an ingenuity that, employed in an original channel, could not fall to fijL secure reputation and profit.’’—Adams. K*ps? r--&i Caution. — Examine cash Bottle, and see the Capsule is marked END'S “ FRUIT SALT." TT7fAo«f it, you have been imposed on hy a -worthless imitation. SOLD BIST ALL CHEMISTS. —'-Vs m Prepared only at END’S “FRUIT SALT” WORKS. POMEROY STREET, NEW CROSS ROAD, LONDON. 5.3.. by J. C. ENO’3 PATENTUP TO DATE. BRAND ia— Do not wait till you are driven, bo always ahead, ZEALANDIAS ARE THERE AND INTEND TO STAY. THE WEAR IS GUARANTEED. Colony. Winter toil you theythey have something as good and cheaper. DON’T BELIEVE IT THEBE IS ONLY ONE ZEALAND!!* YOU WAST TEAT._LQ-OE FOB THE BRAND. sa m Site mi ■ «n M K rill ' pss.l' AW & HAVE RECEIVED THEIR FIRST SHIPMENT NEW SEASON’S ESUITS. j THE QUALITY THIS TEAR IS EXTRA PINE, AND THE PRICES LOWS® j THAN USUAL. FINEST NEW CURRANTS .. ... 4F perl¥ FINEST NEW VALENCIA RAISINS 6 D * erlb FINEST NEW SULTANAS ... • ... ... 5£ D *«» MUSCATELS... ... 10% I s , I s 6 D perlb SICILY ALMONDS ... ... I s 2 Dsttlb MATCHLESS BRAND TEAS* MR FREEMAN, the Celebrated Caterer of Christchurch, writes Gexileuen,—l think it due to yon to inform, yon that the Tea you have hsan supnlying lately has been of EXCELLENT QUALITY. We used it for the Tea Pavilion at Eiccarton on tho three days of the late Spring Meeting, when its fine flavour waa tho subject of general comment, and elicited great praise. JAMES FREEMAN. Tho SECRETARY of the W.C.T. UNION also writes Dear Sirs, —Wo have pleasure in informing you that the Tea supplied by you to our Refreshment Tent during the two days of the Agricultural Show gave UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION. Its agreeable flavour was much appreciated hy our Patrons. MRS DE E. NEWTON, Secretary. PRICES—I s 8 D ‘ -2 s - 2 s 4 D * 2 s 6Diwmwi m $ $1 t&P i 5 4-Is3 CHRISTCHURCH, . DUNEDIN AND WELLINGTON. »»