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Lyttelton Times, Volume CI, Issue 11874, 25 April 1899, Page 3

.•THEESeHMG-EANBMAR'fi ■OECOG-NISING that nearly everyone has [_ from time to time SOME ARTICLE he would GLADLY SELL or EXCHANGE, end others would ho equally pleased to Purchase or Barter for, the Proprietors . of the “ Lyttelton -Times” havo decided to provide a column under the above heading to facilitate such transactions. The EXCHANGE AND MART will, be published in the,“Lyttelton Times,” thus affording ..the public tho benefit of advertising the articles they wish to exchange in a Journal which is admitted to have tho largest circulation of any paper in the colony. Charges—Prepaid. Eor each advertisement not exceeding 24 words, Is each insertion, and 6d for each additional 10 words. All notices intended for insertion under the heading /EXCHANGE AND MART Should 1 bo so described and forwarded as early as possible, addressed kv , , THE “LYTTELTON TIMES” CO., LTD., Christchurch. Business Notices. ; • 1 WINTER SEASON. “ARMSTRONG’S IDEA’’. * ■ : Is to give the public the MOST AND BEST EOR THE .. SMALLEST. • : s f- . v'"'. '-f'A 0- ,i In other, tworda, to give them boat , quality; Goods for small money. [WE know many of tho Public realise that IV* we have done this for years—hence our large and growing trade. Onr friends at Homo have exceeded themselves this season in procuring for us value, utility, and beauty. We confidently invite you to inspect our new importations. Through a mistake, we , . Winter have got just twelve times as Jackets, many of the New Jackets as , wa intended ordering—they are all the latest, mostly the new sac backs, some braided; colours, Fawn, Tan, Black. 600 must be cleared during the next few weeks. To do this, our part Of the business is to sell them at less than London prices; your part is to kindly come and see them. Positively... the greatest slaughter of chicJackots ever seen in New Zealand. Price hints: ISS'6d,' 17s i6d, 255, 355, being exactly half the usual prices. • The air grows -crisper . and Blankets. - . Blanket needs, grow; -greater. . A splendid supply of best sorts is ready to give prompt protection. Very economical -, prices.';, . ••• - : . Beautiful New Hats and Trimmed Hats Bonnets at “Armstrong’s . And Idea Prices.” These' ■ are Bonnets. most exquisite Hats and Bonnets—French copies, by real artists—and the prices speak for themselves. Could the materials be purchased for the inoney elsewhere? Kindly inspect the New [Season’s Models. Price Bints; 6s lid to 17s 6d. All worth double. Are tho fashionable trim? Wings and mings of the : season. We Fgather have just landed 3000, being • , , Mounts. ; a'. Warehouseman’s Stock, at V* ‘ "6d,'9d, Is. Can’t be bought elsewhere at twice the money. “Armstrong's Idea.” . Beautiful Goods, just’ landed, Gents’ and Superior Cut. Prices, oneBoys’ half Tailor’s Prices, and just Ready-Mades, as good. It is wisdom to See AnnLadies! strong’s Autumn Millinery, Jackets and Capes, before purchasing. All we ask is comparison. We send goods on approbation at your request. 10,000 Yards of it. Just Pink, White received, good, firm And Cream make as strong as wflshFlannelettes. leather. The prices: 4s 6sl, 5s lid, 6s lid dozen* Guaranteed best value in New Zealand. • These are slightly soiled, Joblotof4l hut none the worse. Tho, Oilskin Coats, prices are4s lid, 6s 6d and 8s 6d, being one-third value. Appeal to Ladies of taste, The New Dress being very smart and beautiMaterials. ful, but at “ Armstrong’s , Idea Prices.” T. ARMSTRONG & CO., MARKET SQUARE AND LOWER HIGH STREET. DR SPEER. rpHE original H. J. SPEER, M.D., has iJL opened in Wellington a Private Dispen- , sary lur me. apeeay cuuo ,of Ins Specialities. Chronic, Nervous, all Skin Diseases, Kidney and Bladder Troubles. Send for Question ■ Form with Stamp and he treated at home. Address: P.O. Box 339, Wellington. N.B The Liquor Crazo.-absolutely removed without the knowledge of-the- sufferer. : Time necessary, three weeks; cost for this treatment, £2O. X 2426 ' THE REV G. H. COWLES, TOURING NEW ZEALAND. THE G. it. COWLES, Wesleyan Minister, of Crookweli and Bega, N.S.W., is travelling in New Zealand for his health. With regard to LOASBY'S WAHOO he has made the following statement:— “It affords me great pleasure in testifying to the benefit I have derived from tho use of your valuable preparation ‘WAHOO.’ For a long time I suffered from Indigestion, and nothing gave me more effectual relief than LOASBY’S WAHOO, which I can confidently recommend to all sufferers from Dyspepsia.” uniet Secretary's • Office, Sydney, 16th Jan., 1839. This will introduce to your notice the Rev G HOLFOivu COWLES, a gentleman be.d ' in much esteem in tho Mr Cowles is visiting New Zealand, America and Europe, and will, durmg his travels, lecture upon the colony. It will be deemed a favour to this Government if any racilitris can be afforded him during his travels -to enable him to carry out tho fibjeot ho has in - VieW ‘ (Sad.) JAMES B. BKUNKER, Chief Secretary. " -■'LOASBY’S' WAHOO, "price 2s (id, from all Chemists and Storekeepers. Wholesale Agents, ’ Kempthorne, Prosser and Co; s N.Z. Drug Co., Ld. sreat f ewer Cure for PURE Art D WHOLESOME ■Hit.fr im Tomato tee.