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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12429, 19 February 1901, Page 4

WM. STRANGE THUS. COVEBDALE Solo Partners and Proprietors, THE LAST EEW DAYS • OF OUR GREAT , END-OF-SEASON CLEARANCE .SALE ARE AT HAND! rpH'E Success attending our present extensive clearance Sale lias (so far) proved; UNQUALIFIED! Our spacious warehouses have been crowded, day after day, witIi*'DBLIGHTED BUYERS. MANY THOUSANDS OF POUNDS' WORTH OF BARGAINS In all departments of pur business have already 'been disposed of. 'But HUNDREDS OF WONDERFULLY CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE LINES STILL REMAIN TO BE QUITTED 1 It is our desire to GET RID of EVERYTHING, if possible, before the Sale ends. This necessarily means that numberless articles will be SACRIFICED. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS Will characterise the CLOSING DAYS of this memorable Sale. UNUSUAL BARGAINS ON SALE TO-DAY ! Ladies who have not yet attended this Sale are recommended to delay doing so no longer, siryte THE EOLLY OF PUTTING OFF TILL & TOMORROW WHAT CAN BE DONE TO-DAY Is proverbial! As the Sale approaches its end THE BUSH. GROWS, GREATER, the quest for the Bargains keener! PATRONS ARE AGAIN URGED TO SHOPEARLY IN THE DAY, if they possibly can. The crush is always greatest in the afternoon. > STRANGE AND COMPANY, CHRISTCHURCH. FRO IT PRESERVING- JARS. MASON'S FRUIT JARS, In Pints, Quarts and Half-Gallons. LIGHTNING FRUIT JARS, In Pints and Quarts. AMERICAN FRUIT*TARS, In Quarts and Half-Gallons. ALL KINDS OP JaWJARS AND JELLY TUMBLERS IN STOCK, At LOWEST PRICES. JOHN BATES AND CO., WORCESTER HOUSE, 215, CASHEL- STREET W.. Christchurch (Opposite “ Press ” Office.) F 2720 TUMBLERS—250 U Dozens, from 2s 6d pox dozen, at Miason and Co.’s, 220. Colombo Strcot X26U