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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10599, 7 March 1895, Page 4

business sold. MESSES KENNETH, MATHBSON &sCO., . OP SYDNEY, Have -this dayhoughfctho STOCK, FIXTURES AND PITTXNrOS IH THE HALL. HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Doli veryto hegivenonthe Slst dayofidiis month. IN TERMS OP SALE "WE MUST REDUCE THE COST PRICE OP-STOCK OH HAND by £4OOO IIrTEE XEXT 'POUB' WEEKS, TO DO SO WE BEGIN A PINAL EBALISING-SAIE'TO-DAY, PBIDAT, MARCH 1, When the Whole Stock, representing a value of £II,OOO, together with a Shipment o WINTER GOODS by the lonic, just landed, -will he placed before you at such Prices as must Command a Ready Sale. TEEMS CASH. BOOKS CLOSED. ALL-ACCOUNTS OWING TO VS MUST BE PAID FORTHWITH. SHAW, ROBINSON & CO.

MW BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS. nHHE Hay Actress, by S. E. Crockett, ls6d 3 The Parasite, by Conan Doyle, Is 6cl A Ward in Chancery, by Mrs Alexander, 2s 6d The Manxman, by Hall Caine, 3s 6d Doreen, by Edna Lyall, 2s 6d and 3s 6d A .Bom Soldier, by John Strange Winter, 2s 6d and 3s 6d In the Lion’s Mouth, Story o£ France, 1759-1793,2 s 6daud3s6d Catch of the County, by E. Kennard,2s6dand3s6d Bound the Bed Lamp, by Conan Doyle, 2s 6d One Fair Daughter, by F. F. Moore, 3s 6d. Story of Francis Cludde, by Weyman, 2s 6d and -Ss • The Vagabond, by Margaret L. Woods, 2s 6d The Good Ship Mohock, by-Clark Bussell, 2s, SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS.—We have now in stock full supplies of all the Books used at Canterbury College, Christ’s College, Boys’ and Girls’ High Schools, Public and Private Schools—al at published Prices, Annual Publications for 1895. HAZELL’S ANNUAL YEAE BOOK OF PHOTOGEAPHY WHITaKBE’S ALMANAC PRACTICAL ENGINEER'S POCKET-BOOK AND DIABY. DIARIES FOE 1895. We havo still in Stock a few Diaries, .both Pocket and Commercial. SIMPSON & WILLIAMS, LIMITED, 214, HIGH STREET, CHBISTCHUKCH.

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