AN; INTERRUPTION EXTENSION. 'Tiflffii^utritWiioiiWiiiViii/iiorj USUAL SALE PERIOD HAVING BEEN SO INTERRUPTED, THE FIRM FEEL THAT TO CLOSE ON THE ORIGINAL DATE WOULD BE .'OMERI isj.inmikMiriciw.iiHiM*^ THEREFORE ANNOUNCE AN EXTENSION o. UNTIL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1901. .T JUBILEE SALE, SACRIFICE OP DMMEE STOCKS. 70s. Suits to measure .... • .... Nov? 555. 21s. Trousers to measure ... Now 17s. 6d. 2s. lid. Working Shirts .., ;Now Is. lid. Is. and Is. 6d. Job Ties & Bows ,'Now 6d. 255. Cream Silk Dust Coats ... Now 12s. lid. 295. 6d. Colonial Tweed Suits... Now 225. 6d. Boys' Hussar Suits ... ss. lid., 6s. 9d., Bs. lid. B|d. Bordered' Apron- Cloth ... Now sid. IOJd. Cream and White Figured Muslin ... ... '• .- Now 71d. 23. Gd. Lace Curtains Now Is. 9d. Is. Silk Striped Grass Lawn ... Now 7Jd. Is. Black Crep& Cloth ... Now Is. 4}d. s. 9d. Drugget Skirt Lengths Now 2s. lid. is. lid. Best quality Jap. Silk Now Is. Gd. > DKESSMAKING At SALE PRICES. Satisfaction Assured. IllJliTli . SALE, BARGAINS* BEATH'B GREAT JUBILEE SALE. - JUBILEE SALE. Job Lot Ladies' Belts Is. to 2s. lid. ...All 6|d. Ladies' Fancy Bows ... 3s. 6d for 9*d. Fancy Silk Ties 3s. 6d. for Is. 6d. Fancy Silk & Muslin Fronts 3s. lid. for Is. 6dWhite Lisle and Net Gloves B£d. for 4Jd. Braid Gimp, 6*d. to Hid All 2|d. Soiled Muslin Aprons, to clear 4-Jd. & 6|d. Sunshades, greatly reduced, from 2s. 9d. up Good Umbrellas, Bargains 19s. 6d. for 9s. lid. Ladies'Summer Vests ... 7£d. to 4£d. Children's Job Tunics, ss. lid., Bs. lid. All 3s. lid. CORSETS, Job Line of Odd Makes, ss. 6d. to Bs. lid All 3s. lid. White Pique Costume Skirts, Bs. lid. for 6s lid Check Tweed Costumes, silk faced 50s. for 255. 6d. Cream Hats and Bonnets ... 4s. 6d. for Is. 6d. Sailor Hats ... Is. 6d. for6d. Do, Is. lid. for Is. Do ... 3s. 6d. for Is lid BEATH ASB OASHEL STEEET, CHRISTOHUROH. PRICE 6D. wmmmmmmm PRICE QD. NOW PUBLISHED. A RECORD REIGN. BELOVED QUEEN. ( - s " THE CANTERBURY TIM^S, 35 A SPECIAL EDITION. , The ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT containing many Portraits and Pictures of incidents in the life of QUEEN VICTORIA, which forms a SPLENDID MEMORIAL of "HITE QUEEN, ! Whose beneficent Reign has added so- much to the lustre of the British Empire, and whose death is being'mourned by the civilised world, aiiimi:i:i&tr
:ffe ■ AND EGIAIi SALE "• PURCHASES. OVER TWO THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH. THE POWER oFrEADY MONEY. THE WHOLE OP THE WELLINGTON WOOLLEN CO.'S EXHIBIT OF - BLANKETS, PLANNELS, RUGS, UNDERWEAR, TWEEDS AND READY-MADE CLOTHING. THE WHOLE OE ARCH. CLARK'S EXHIBIT OF COLLARS, WHITE AM) COLOURED SHIRTS, PYJAMAS, ETC. THE WHOLE OE THE CHEISTCHURCH MEAT CO.'S EXHIBIT 'OF WOOL MATS. . _. ALL PURCHASED BY US AT SPECIALLY LIBERAL DISCOUNTS, ARE NOW OFFERED FOR ABSOIjUTE SAIjE to-da THE EXCELLENCE OF THE GOODS THEMSELVES (BEING SPECIALLY MANUFACtURED FOR THE EXHIBITION) AND THE LOW PRICES AT WHICH /WE CAN AFFORD TO SELL THEM WILL EFFECT A SPEEDY CLEARANCE, AFFORDING, AS IT DOES, A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS. AMD "EW r A ZEAIiAND. CIiOTHIMa ;7KT-E have completed our HALF-YEARLY STOCK-TAKING, and 'thrown aside many f V • Odd' Lines, to* be cleared at .thorough 'BARGAIN PRICES 1 . M'iliN'S REGATTA SHIRTS, Reduced from 5s 6d to 3s lid .' 500 TIES, Reduced from 2s 6d -to Is. SOO TIKS, Reduced from- Is- 6d to 6d. 150 CRUSH HATS, Reduced from 4a 6d to Is lid 250 MEN'S AND BOYS' CAPS, Reduced from 1& to 6d 600 MANUFACTURERS' SAMPLE STRAW HATS, at English Cost 100 MEN'S MERINO .SHIRK'S, Reduced from 5s 6d to 2s 6d. MANY OTHER LINES IN MEN'S.AND BOYS' CLOTHING GREATLY REDUCED. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, ONLY CHEISTCHUECH ADDBESS, NEXT D.I.C.
FRUIT PRESERVING JARS. MASON'S FRUIT JARS, In Pints, Quarts and Half-Gallons. LIGHTNING FRUIT JARS, In 'Pints and Quarts. AMERICAN FRUrT~JARS, In Quarts and Half-Gallons. ALL KINDS OF JAM JARS AND JELLY TUMBLERS IN STOCK, At LOWEST PRICES. JOHN BATES AND CO., WOP-C-iTZR HOUSE, 2:5, C..\~ : :Ki: STREET W., (Opposite "Press" Office.) F 2720 gold medals, faeis, 3878. 1880. (Joseph Cjuiott-s Qi Higbeat Quality, and laving 1 Grcateat ? iiurabiUty. afe therefore the t . J; ~..«. CHEAPEST. ,- _, &2M
■PURER! FATUfBAIi TyriNERAIi "WATER. "A "P.& A ' ss " Gl *'"R ISllra ' pLEAJWSES THE SYSTEM."" SIR TJOBETtT STOUT, Chief Justice of New Zealand,' writes:—"l have much pleasttra in stating that I have used PUKIRI "WATHR for several years: To anyone having n tendency (o gout I consider it invaluable! i can testify to its beneficial effects. I believe that anyone leading a sedentary life will find it h. useful tablo water 1 , and second to none ia tho mirfceik"- ' PLEOTCHER, HUMPHREYS AND CO., CHRI'&TCHUROH.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12422, 11 February 1901, Page 4
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