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Lyttelton Times, Volume CIX, Issue 13113, 29 April 1903, Page 5

, ;>J V. Business Notices. .., ini ' " ' ' ' TO HAND, PER S.S. ATHEKIC—--2g TANKS and 8 CASES of the FEWEST AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS. OLOUSINGS. BLOUSINGS. BLOUSINGS. Jh# Latest Cashmere Finish aid Newest ' ■ Patterns, 6Jd yd. *OO PAIRS. JOB CURTAINS, good width, long length, 4s Bd pair. Ecru and White WADDED AND DOWN QUILTS. 200 Perambulator Quilts, Is 8d Large Size Wadded Quilts, 5s 6d Large Size Down Quilts, 23s 6d * TANKS of WHITE and UNBLEACHED TURKEY TOWELS, 6d each. GALATEAS, Sid yd : DRESSES. DRESSES. DRESSES. Newest Shades in Ziheline, Is 6d yd 12 Pieces Lady Cloth, all wool, good shades. Is lljd 8 Pieces Heavy Boxcloth, Is 93 yd, good shades i Navy and Black Dress Serge, Is .3d yd 6 Pieces Satin Cloth, Is 9d yd, newest colours • DRESSMAKING ON THE PREMISES AT LOW PRICES. vpO BOXES BLACK OSTRICH FEATHERS, To be Cleared at Once. 20 Doz Blk Crinoline Straw Hats, Is lid 80 Boxes Newest Autumn Flowers and Berries, la 6d spray Having r secured a First-class Milliner, we can copy any of our Paris Models at . . Half-price All Trimmed Millinery Greatly Reduced to make room for Large Shipments GIRLS’ MACKINTOSHES, latest Shapes and Colours, all sizes, 12s 6d Ladies’ Ditto, 16s 6d OUR BEAUTIFUL CLOTH TRIMMED ■-/UNDERSKIRTS, at 5a lid, are the talk ■ of the town. i SPECIAL. ■' Our Bayers were fortunate in securing a #UCE ASSORTMENT OP LADIES’ GREY CLOTH and TWEED JACKETS, , -Newest Shapes, 29s 6d. Don’t Miss Seeing - This Line. (S Doz MEN’S SILK TIES, Newest Colours and Shapes, Is. - Nothing to beat them in ■ • the city. BOYS’ BLUE REEFER COATS, all sizes, ■from 4s 3d -MENS BLUE CHESTERFIELDS, 10s 6d . WEN’S TWEED TROUSERS, 5s 6d ALL CLOTHING AND MERCERY AT LOW-CUT PRICES. T. ARMSTRONG AND CO. 'lriCfedliiA SQUARE AND LOWER HIGH ; STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. XI7OB OD Su: Nose, eases. R JULIA N, 128, HIGH STREET, Christchurch, cessful Treatment for Skin, Nervous, Throat, Chest and other Chronic DiaHours of Consultation: 9 to 10 a.m. 1 to 3.30 p.m. 5 to 7.30 p.m. X 3192 ■ WAINONI (PROF. BICKERTON'S). ■TT'LOWER AND FERN NURSERY, C. PICNIC AND FETE GROUNDS. Admission 6d. ; AFTERNOON TEA 6d. C. E. BICKERTON (Artist), Pupil of ‘ Herkomer,. Bouguereau and Van der Velden. Lessons in Landscape and Life Painting. WAINONI STUDIO, New Brighton Road. X 3242 ‘ COOK’S SHIPPING AND TOURIST OFFICE. PASSENGERS BOOKED TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. . ' BEST BERTHS SECURED. ' ALT. LINES. ALL ROUTES. ■ v ' ‘ALL CLASSES. AT LOWEST RATES. »EPORE BOOKING your Tickets to Lon--don. or elsewhere, write for ‘"COOK’S SAILING LIST" (with Map), Posted Free, , Giving Fares and Sailings to July, 1903, by All Lines. Intending Passengers should apply for Bertha At; Once. HOPKINS, SIMPSON AND CO., Corner Hereford and Manchester Streets, Agents. CHA-S. PARKER, Manager. X 2903 QU QU QU QU QU Qu OU QU —antity of Dinner Sets to bs sold before stocktaking. Prices cut and every set a bar- • pair.. Minson and Co., 230, Colombo Street. * X 2814 ** TZ' " COFFEE.—Ask your grocer for this t\ »up«rb line. It is a blend of the finest Coflees grown. "K” Coffee is refreshing, . and sustaining. Take no other. 5 TaKe W Great PcwcmjiotCure for r , T7~ " SAUCE is an excellent relish; it JjL contains only the very best ingredients, •ad as «n appetizer is beyond comparison. Recommended by epicures as being superior . to any other 3aueo in the Colony. 12 ; i jr " POTTED MEATS are manufactured i\ from Government inspected meat_ only '- »—perfectly pure, wholesome and ricn in - flavour, and will tempt the appetite of the most faetidious. Put up in cases of 4 dozen, . fcontaining a good assortment. FT xxxxxxxx -cuse a Chipped Plate or some such w —CUBB «* rv . le,:and we have 20 Incomplete Dinner bets prices to interest you. ; Mmson and Go, X 2614 TaKe Great peppermint l Cure for