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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCV, Issue 10918, 28 March 1896, Page 4

FIRST DISPLAY OP AUTUMN ANB WINTER NOVELTIES, |QOMPEISING THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED FASHIONS IN BRITISH AND FOREIGN DEESS FABRICS, INCLUDING A EICH COLLECTION OF SPECIAL DRESSES, ONLY ONE DEESS OF EACH DESIGN. ALSO, A CHAEMING LOT OP FBENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINBST, WINTER FEES, MANTLES, JACKETS AND CLOAKS IN TH MOST ADVANCED, UP-TO-DATE STYLES. ONE SHILLING OPP EVERY POUND DISCOUNT FOR CASH. . J. BALLANTYNE & CO. EXPERIMENTAL PRICES!!! TERMS STRICTLY CASH!! SEE IMPORTANT CIRCULAR IN TO-MORROW’S ISSUE. G. L. BEATII & CO.

MIBS TURTON (Late of Ballantyne’s), 171, COLOMBO STREET (four doors north of Kincaid’s), BEGS to announce that she will continue her business of MANTLE-MAKING in all branches COSTUMES, BLOUSES COLLEGE GOWNS, &c. FUES renovated and remodelled. Rooms, 171, Colombo Street. Eli 96 MISS M BHAf FY, COSTUMIEEE, (Late of Misses Turtou and MehalTy) Begs to announce that she has REMOVED her BUSINESS to more CONVENIENT BOOMS, over Messrs SIMPSON & -WILLIAMS’S SHOP, 214, High Street. F 1195 IT IS A FACT.! ! ! " That for WEAK, FIT AND VALUE, HARRIS’ IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT IS UNEIVALLED. THOUSANDS of Pairs to select from, and being STRAIGHT FROM THE IMPORTER TO THE CUSTOMER, ALL MIDDLE PROFITS AEE AVOIDED. Any Description of Boots and Shoes made to order at Lowest Prices. Call and Inspect WINTER STOCK NOW OPENING AT IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT, 207, Cashel Street, (opposite “ Press.’*) F 1504 * fW AND CHEAPEST IRONMONGERY. AITKBN & ROBERTS, 143, COLOMBO ' STREET, Comer of Cashel Street. NEW SHIPMENTS PEE EVERY STEAMER. TO-DAY we are Showing a splendid Assortment of Guns and Ammunition. Wo solicit early inspection Novelties in Electro-plated Ware to suit all buyers Cutlery, a choice selection, including Ladies’ and Gents’ Penknives and Hollow-ground Razors, from best makers Potato Forks, Gorse Knives, Hay Knives, Bramble Scythes Table and Hall Lamps, newest patterns Dover Stoves, Office Stoves, Ranges all kinds Register Grates, Tile Grates, very low price Wire Netting, Sheep Netting, Barb Wire Cast-iron boilers, IGr and Hoop Iron •Oil, Paints, Varnish, Pumps, Leather Belting, &c. Fl6lß • AIT KEN & ROBERTS, FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, CORNER COLOMBO AND CASHEL STREETS. Iron Yard—2o2, LICHFIELD STREET.* BRILLIANT OPENING OF THE Central JPro vision M ARKET, TRIANGLE, j 259, High Street, SATURDAY, FEB. 29m INST. ■ A REVOLUTION IN MOEEPOEK HAMS. MOKEPORK MORBPORKi MOBEPORK!. | Is here, is popular, has come to stay, j and is the bacon of the future. j BUTTER, fresh from our refrigerator, is firm and inviting to the eye. CHEESE—OnIy first-class brands of cheese kept in Stock. TEA! TEA! TEA! Worth 2s, sold at Is Sd, quality guaranteed. OUR AIM: To keep first-class goods only. Everything fresh, everything new. No misrepresentation POPULAR PRICES. Try one of-our 6d or Is Cakes, made from the best materia!. ADDRESS—DALTON & COMP4NY, Opposite Kenneth Mathoson and Co., 259, High Street. FI74D . ' A. MILLS, J-MPORTER AND MAKER OF FIRST-CLASS BOOTS & SHOES, 216, HIGH STREET, Nest Standish and Proece, Announces that he has just received a large quantity of REALLY GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES In Black and Tan Calf, Glace Kid, Patent and Ooze Calf, including a variety of the famous Bective Goods, and that he still pursues his old policy or ensuring a large turnover by selliug a little under. SPECIAL NOTE.—A.M. lias just commenced a SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT, and is prepared to make up Boots of every description. Repairs same day as left —Neat and Cheap. F 1475 A. MILLS, HIGH STREET.