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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXXI, Issue 10273, 15 February 1894, Page 2

Easiffisnsi E'cticss GKEAT CLEARANCE SALE. PRINTS, Good Patterns, Ihat Colours, 2s lid dozen, Usual Price 5s 6d dozen PRINTS, Pretty Patterns, Past Colours, 3s lid dozen. Usual Price 6a 6d dozen .PRINTS, Lovely Patterns, Fast Colours, 4s lid dozen, Usual Price, 7b dozen FLANNELETTE, Various Patterns, Fast Colours, 2’-J, 3fd, and 4Jd per yard. Usual Price 4sd» 6^3,6td per yard i J ' STRONG COTTON SHIRTING SJd, sid, 6} per yard, usually sold for ssd, 7}d, BJd per yard STRONG "WHITE CALICO, 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid per dozen, usual price 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d pear dozen . DRESSES hott for 2s lid, Ss lid, 4slld, Gs lid, Ss lid the Full Dress; usual price 6b , 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s Gd, 12s 6d the Full Dress ‘atfcjE VELVif AND CLOTH ZOUAVE? lift Ud, 4s lid, 5a lid, 7« lid, S 3 W each, formes price 0a lid, 11s od, 14s 6d, 16s 6d, fibs each. - OP OUR SUMMER MILLINERY AT GIVING A WAT PRICES. II ms K UJ o P COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS, 210, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. TIGER BRAND TEA IS DSUCIOUS. LADIES OF CHRISTCHURCH AND COUNTRY DISTRICTS,** is ton wish to muni: good subs tea ask sob ths “TIGEtFSI BRAND TEA” AKS saa THAT SOU 6ET XT. • pg»|* This Tea is imported, blended, and packed by one of the largess importers of tea in Australasia, and one trial will convince yon of its great superiority S o and excellence. In Otago, Southland, "Wellington, and South. Canterbury, the “Tiger Brand Tea’’ has met with wonderful success. H ■PI > SOLD BY ALL GROCERS IN i & I lb. PKTB. 'ft 5 & 50 lb. TINS. TIGER" BRAND TEA IS INVIGORATING. ss' m iili 11 msm cSWf, mmm mm StSAS OUE. RANGES A EE MADE TO LAST, and Testi. menials from all parts of New Zealand testify as to their SPLENDID QUALITIES FOB COOKING AND ECONOMY. Intending Purchasers should Inspect on** Large Stock before deciding. . Particulars Posted on application. ; HOT WATER CYLINDERS, BOILERS, AND ALL • • HOT WATER APPARATUS. . sC/eown Iron ORES COMPANY. LIMITED. ISS .TAMES TROUP, Managing Director, fu#Gß «ntsY 'OONE6§ rmmn wrow* Vss, MfGHS*. n&mm nwftNNHKI& “ USE LITTLE’@ SJEOJEF , DIPS, i .. **. * WILL BAVB MORE WOOL I WtDOL WILL BEING A BETTER PRICE! P MUD DIP, THE BEST NON-PO.TSONOTJB DIP, used and recommended by owners ®? oroJ 4000,000 sheep in Now Zealand alone. PRICE (in casks) 53 6dpor gallon. One gallon Fluid makes 100 gallons Dip, ■ FLUID I POWDER SftßT-POISONOUS. I -POISONOUS® LITTLE’S POWDER DIP. A *OISONOU9 DIP, combined with Glycerine—the outcome of,many years' oipferience, wonderfully t ■ ' ■ —■ ' '" successful —is displacing all-other Poi sonous Dips, 1 EXTERMINATES VERMIN, KEEPS WOOL SOFT AND BRIGHT, EASILY MIXED. CHEAPEST AND BEST DIP IN THE MARKET. NOTE PRICE (in improved iron kegs) 50spercwt. Oneowt makes 1000 gallons of Dip, Chief Agents—BIACKBUBNE AND CO., CHRISTCHURCH, DISTRICT AGENTS : ASHBURTON and EAKAXA—MiIos and Co., Limited. TDIARU— Canterbury Farmers* Co-operative Association and Miles and Co., Limited, X 747 m m m ftps® ill pii ip? Ifi 1^ m FOR IIFIITB MD INTILIDS. v I v* v * v *m* v 'V" MELLIN’S LACTO-GLYCOSE OK MILE FOOD, SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRIES WHERE FRESH COW’S ItflLK CANNOT BE OBTAINED Them Ooofo ora frjefrom Aftimoi Germs cud tesp Qood in anv Ctt/aate, tfo beoitaineiftotnaU DntgffhU (tnt Sto/eu MARK £/RQs£i fRADi MW® & Af lt OIOROASLYJDv^^gI and