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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12537, 26 June 1901, Page 6

WE WANT MONEY I WE ARE IN NEED OF EflS TO GET THIS CASH; WE ARB TO-DAY V ‘SELLING I AT COST, IN SOME INSTANCES UNDER COST, AND IN ALL OTHER LINES ONLY A TRIFLE ABOVE COST. Force of Circumstances compel a Sale TO-DAY .We Ask You to See in Particular TO-iDAY 20 Wonderful Lots VWE ALSO HAVE HUNDREDS OP OTHER EQUALLY* WONDERFUL LOTS.

Lot 10a—5 DOZ CEEME GUIPURE LACE LONG CUFFS or HALF-SLEEVES, tinder cost, Is pair ■ Lot 11—75 LADIES’ CAPE MACINTOSHES under cost, 8s lid, 64 £k) 8a lid, ICs 9d Lot 12—18 DOZ LADIES’ TRIMMED FELT HATS given away at Is ti. Lot 13—69 J DOZ MEN’S ALL-WOOL COLONIAL KNITTED PANTS, less than coat, overstocked, must clear i S 3 lid, 4a-lid,'Ss lid Lot 14—35 LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS, under cost, 8s lid, 11s 9c, 12s 9d ■ Lot 15—547YDS ALL-WOOL BLACK SERGE at cost, 4s lid, 6s lid, 9( lid per doz Lot IS—7S2TDS COLOURED SDLKS at co«L Is, Is 6d, Is lid, 2s lid Lot 17—109TDS BLACK GLACE SILK, 3* lid, 4s lid, 6s lid Lot 18—100 DOZ LOVELY. BELT CLASPS AND BUCKLES, worth In 6d, no wall 4 ,. ' . Lot 19—90 DOZ WHITE MUSLIN APRONS which tve must sell under coat. 9*d! Is, Is 3d, Is 6d ■ Lot 20—12 DOZ LONG-WAISTED 0. B. CORSETS at cost, Ss lid

, HERE GOES;— Lot 1-10 Doz WHITE TAMBOUR WORK COVERS, - all less than cost. Is 3d, Is 6d, Is lid Lot 0-8 PIECES GOOD QUALITY PINK FLANNELETTE, 1 yard wide, wider cost, 4a lid doz Lot S—3s LADIES’ LONG FAWN KAIAPOI CLOTH JACKETS, at cost 23s 3d Lot 4—150 WADDED QUILTS at cost prices, small sizes 2s lid, 8s lid; for double beds Gs lid, 8s lid Lots —219 PAIRS ENGLISH BLANKETS at cost, 5s lid, 6s lid, 8s lid pair for single beds; for double beds 11s 9d, 14s 9d, 16s 9d Lot 6—lo * PIECES WHITE TWILLED. CALICO, SGin, under cost, 3s lid per : doz ■, ■' ' Lot 7-15 PIECE S HO BROCKS’ WHITE CALICO at cost, 3s lid doz Lot 8—155 PIECES ALL-WOOL COLONIAL FLANNEL, 9Jd - Lot 9-200 PIECES WHITE AND GREY ALL-WOOL COLONIAL BLANKETS, 14s lid pair Lot 10—50 DOZ STRONG HEARTHRUGS at cost, Is 6d, 2a lid, As lid, 6s lid

THE GREATLY-TALKED OF SALE AT W. McGlea & Company’s. Wallace's Gough Elixir The Great Cure for Coughs and Colds. aim l* l * M _ HmtSlOTf; ACTS LIKE MAGIC! -* PRICE 1/6 and , 2/6 EVERYWHERE. jg|SißßMCj^MMy^^^aß»|«B«awwaßßßßßßiiiaoßianfflßMß«aßßaaßißßigPflja«aßgaaaßW*iiß^wß ANDREW LEES, 48, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. EffiPOBTEB OF AHD WHOLESALE DEALEB IN PLATE, SHEET, AND ORNAMENTAL GLASS, PAPERHAIMGINGS, FBOH ALL THE LEALING EBITISH AND AMERICAN MAKEBS. HIBH-CLABS ft CHEAP ARTISTIC PAPERS. PICTURE-FRAME MIULOiIII. ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES KEPT IN STOCK. BEVELLED MIEBOES IN A LARGE VARIETY OP SHIES, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS (Winaor & Newton’s), And every requisite required in the Painting Trade, m ANDREW LEES • - Dunedin. BOTH SEXES-™* Wilts to CHiKLES OBKE4OH, 2689 800, Collide Street, Melbourne. BETTER THAN HOME-MADE ■ IS - it K n Raspberry JAM. Cl K ASK FOR 9 TONGUES

Matchless Tea, Is 4d. Wardell’s.

|To Suit-ail Buyers, at fromj£2 IBs. to * 35 [Guineas. We cany a Good Assortment of t CASHMORE’S GUNS AT-FROM 8 GUINEAS UPWARDS I THESE GUNS are now well-known to all lovers of the Gun. They have earned tor themselves a moM enviable reputation for hard hitting and close shooting. . Stead the Opinions of the World’s Champion. .. • t Shots .»••••» Certain J. L. Brewer says" lam thoroughly convinced the * Cashmore ’ Gun has no equal/* Dr. Carver says lam so satisfied with the 1 Cashmore ’ Guns that I intend using them all through, It whatever competitions I am engaged in, in the future.” The Hon. Thos. A, Marshall (who competed against z 66 of the best shots in the world, and won the Grand American Handicap of 1899, killing 58 straight from 29 yards with a Cashmore Ejector Trap Gun—the greatest shooting event ever held) says“ I assure you that my success in thus winnlojg the big event twice in a possible three contests in which I have participated, in a very great extent, ii due to the fact that I have had all others outgunned.” THE OASHMOEB GUN WON— The Championship of New South Wales, at Sydney, September 9th, 1898; the Championship of Austra* lasia, at Melbourne, August. 1898, against all comers: the Cannonitc Trophy, Melbourne, February. 35th, 1899; the Gunmakers’ Iropny, Birmingham. March, 1899; the Herron Hill Gun Club Championship, at Pittsburg, February 16th, 1899, Mr. Geo. E. Painter killing 49 out of a possible 50, at.3o yards rise. INSPECT THE GUNS OR WRITE FOR LFST, EDWARD REECE & SONS, Gnlombo sl. Christchurch.