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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12425, 14 February 1901, Page 4

BALLANTYNE’S SUMMER SALE. NOW .DRAWING TO, A CLOSE, EAST WEEK OF THE ' FIRST SALE IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY; AT liABT WEEK OF THE FIRST SALE DUNSTABLE HOUSE, CHBIBTCHUBCH. TO,MARK ITS CLOSE, BALLANTTNE’S HAVE FUETHBB SEDUCED THE REMAINING FASHIONABLE NOVELTIES AND REMNANTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, \ AND THEY WILL BE ’DISPLAYED ON THEIR CENTRE TABLES UNTIL ■ 9 P.M. ON SATURDAY, 16th' FEBRUARY, AFTER WHICH TIME THIS SALE WILL BE A THING- OF THE PAST. GREAT JUBILEE SALE. BARGAINS 70s. Suits to measux'® •• ■ Now 555. 21s. Trousers to meagre ... Now 17s. 6d.. 2b. 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--Bid. Bordered Apron Cloth ... Now s^d. 10id. Cream and White Figured. : oMuslin ... • Now 7*d. ■ F 2s. 6d. Lace Curtains Now Is. 9d; Is. Silk Striped Grass Lawn ... Now 7-|d. Is. Hid. Black Crepe Cloth ... Now Is. 41d. ■4s. 9d. Drugget Skirt Lengths Now 2s. lid. Is. lid. Best quality Jap. Silk Now is. 6(L • DRESSMAKING At SALE BEIGES. Satisfaction Assured. BEATH’S GREAT JUBILEE \ SALE. BARGAINS. BEATH’S GREAT JUBILEE SALE. BARGAINS. BARGAINS Job Lot Ladies’ Belts is. to 2s. lid. ...All 6id. Ladies’ Fancy Bows ... 3s. 6d for Did. Fancy Silk Ties 3s. 6d. for Is. 6d. Fancy Silk & Muslin Fronts 3s. lid. for Is. 6d' White Lisle and Net Gloves Bid. for 4fjd. Braid Gimp, 6id. to Hid All 2id. Soiled Muslin Aprons, to clear 4id. & 6id. Sunshades, greatly reduced, from 2s. 9d. up Good Umbrellas, Bargains 19s. 6d. for 9s. lid. Ladies’Summer Vests ... 7-Jd. to 41 d. Children’s Job Tunics, ss. lid., Bs. lid. All 3s. lid. COESETS, 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 2os, 6d. Cream Hats and Bonnets ... 4s. 6d. for Is. 6d. Sailor Hats Is, 6d. for 6d. Do Is. lid, for Is. Do 3s. 6d. for Is lid BEATH AND CO. Jubilee sale. BEATH AND CO casShel street, oheistohukoh.

TONEY CLIPPE AND CAREY’S SPECIAL SALE OF* EXHIBITION PURCHASES. OVER TWO THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH. THE POWER oFrEADY MONEY. THE WHOLE OF THE WELLINGTON WOOLLEN CO.’S EXHIBIT OP BLANKETS, FLANNELS, RUGS, UNDERWEAR, TWEEDS AND READY-MADE CLOTHING. THE WHOLE OF AECH. CLARK’S EXHIBIT OF COLLARS, WHITE ARID COLOURED SHIRTS. PYJAMAS, ETC. THE WHOLE OF THE CHRISTCHURCH MEAT CO.’S EXHIBIT OF WOOL MATS. ALL PURCHASED BY US AT SPECIALLY LIBERAL DISCOUNTS, X ABSOLUTE SALE TO-DAY. THE 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. TOWEYCLIPEE AND CAREY.

j PKUIT. PRESERVING. 1 -“ t r I WE HAVE ON SALE, I '“AT LOWEST PRICES, i j pATENT AIR-TIGHT GLASS JARS, ; In Several Sizes, I 1 Very Suitable for Preserving Fresh Fruit. | . Secure Them Early. i | ASHBY, BERGH & CO., LTD., CHRISTCHURCH. L 1762 JUNO TOBACCO. JUNO TOBACCO. JUNO TOBACCO. One of earth’s choicest things. Coveted alike by prince and peasant JUNO TOBACCO, Manufactured by t. c. Williams and co* £llß6 VIRGINIA. E N T A.” THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT WATER. _ _ “As a cooling medicine for children it has no superior, and it is readily taken by them.” Practitioner. Sole Exporters : The Appollinaris Company, Limited, London W. 4 FRO IT PRESERVING JARS, MASONS FRUIT JARS, In Pints, Quarts and Half-Gallons. LIGHTNING FRUIT JARS, In Pints and Quarts. AMERICAN PRUITJARS, In Quarts and Half-Gallons. ALL KINDS OP JAM JARS AND JELLY TUMBLERS IN STOCK, At LOWEST PRICES. JOHN BATES AND CO., WORCESTER HOUSE, 216, CASHEL STREET W., Christchurch ([Opposite “Press” Office.), F 2720 i GOLD MEDALS. PARIS, 1878, 1889. *1 OSEPH (IjUIOTT'S PENS, Of Highest Quality, ana having Greatest / r . -Durability, are therefore 'tha,

THE IMPERIAL TROOPS. HONOUR TO NEW ZEALAND. A MEMORABLE EVENT. THE CANTERBURY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1901, Will be a RECORD AND SOUVENIR Of the Visit of the Imperial Troops to New Zealand. •ILLUSTRATIONS BY THE CANTERBURY TIMES” ARTISTS. BLUFF— Arrival of Troops. March to Railway. INVERCARGILLOfficial Reception. Train for Dunedin. The Greatest and the Least. DUNEDIN— Enthusiastic Welcome. Scenes on the March. A Patriotic Ebullition. OAMAEU— A Welcome Halt. TIMARU— The Town en fete. ASHBURTON— Tea in the Dom'ain. Visitors and their Entertainers. CHRISTCHURCH— Arrival. A Triumphant Progress. Parade and Review. - Display of Drill. Street Scenes. The Luncheon. "LYTTELTONTha Troopship Britannic. •SCENES AND PERSONS IN THE PROGRESS. QUEEN VICTORIA. IN MEMORIAM. A SPECIAL PORTRAIT, for Framing, presented as a Special Supplement v-'*h this Number . “ CANTERBURY TIMES, 55 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1901. PRICE SIXPENCE. To be obtained from all Booksellers and Newsagents.

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