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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXII, Issue 13604, 25 November 1904, Page 4

CHRISTMAS NEC YEAR GIFT GOODS AT STRANGE'S. A HOST OE ATTRACTIONS. "SOUVENIRS OE MAORILAND." Our Stock of Christmas and New Year G-ift Gowls is iui immense one, and includes many articled typical ex repres'siylative of Now Zealand, and on tliat account likely io be particularly appreciated by ■ilhoss aft Home (having friends or relatives in "foe colony. * Here era- some good lines to send Home:— PHOTO FRAMES IN NEW ZEALAND WOODS—Charming Gifts, sure to bo appreciated by friends in 'England. Wo can supply ttase at 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 3 S 63,. 4s 6d, 7s Gel, and 1 8s lid each. W. Strange and Co., Ltd. "OAPEK-KNIVE'S IN NEW ZEALAND - WOODS—A pretty Utile Gift. Waase showing these at Is ad and Is 6d flaon. W. Strange and Co., Lid. TTHBESSED NEW ZEALAND PERNS ed). A Handsome Present to semd flora*. A lovely New Year Gift Price 21s complete. \\\ Stoango and Co., Ltd. and Co., Ltd. *.S GREETINGS FROM R.lLAND.—Pretty Double Cards, Mature. Is each. W. Strange »HOTOS OF OHRISTCHITRCH.—'WiII give those at Heme a''-gocd idea of what our " Cathedral Cily" is like. Prico 1 3 6d each. W, Strange and Co., Ltd. iTEW ZEALAND POST-CAKES.—Excellent .1 Views of New Zealand City Scents and Beauty-Spots, eta One Shilling per doz. Special Albums to contain these Cards 4s Cd to 13s 6d each. W- Strange and Co., Ltd. I IHIHSTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS.v> A Superb Collection of Carcte suitable for mailing Home, including:—"Wishes Sincere," 12 cj-rds -and. 32 envelopes, Sd; " TSsoRoy.il" bo;: of 12 cards and 12'envelopes, lu; "line Fine Art," Collection, 12 cards and 12 envalones'is 3d; "Fair Messages" (a pretty assortment), 12 cards &d 12 envelopes, la 3d; "iGdlden Memories". (lovely), 18 cards and 18 envelopes, Is 6d; " The Gem" Collection, 12 cords and 12 envelopes, Is 9-3; "The Churchill," 12 cai'ds and 12 envelopes, 2s 83; A'So, Dainty Boxes, containing Wgfl>-ola«3 card?., at 2s 6d, 3a Cd, 4s 6.1, Bs 6d, 7s 6d, Ss fid and 10s each. W.. Swango and Co., Ltd. JEAL MAORI FLAX WALL-POCKETS 1» AND MATS.—Very Pretty and Very u'ssful Little Presents they raaka Thc-y are sure to bo valued by Iho&e «vt Home, Prices range ircm in 6d to 17s Rd eKsb. Maori Baskets we have *•, from 9d to Is 9d. each. W-. 'Strange -md. Qk>-, Ltd. /TTNDBiHDS OF ARTICLES suitable as I Gift Goods will be found in our Great j.oy and Gift Bazaar, in additmni to ■iiho foregoing. Ail Prices. Alae, a Splendid Assort-"vsn-t of Toys. W. Strange and Co., Lid. W. STRANGE & CO., Ltd,, CHRISTCHURCH.

SPECIALTIES IN SHIRTS AT HULBEBT'S. would require an advertisement many . times the size of this in which to toll you oven a little about all our new Shirts." If you will favour us with a call we .will show them to you. In the meantime, here aro just a few very special linos, which we commend to your attention:— TUNIC SHIRTS, in Great Variety, at 6s Gd and 7s 6d each. WHITE CELL-NET SHIRTS, with Dressed Cuffs and Band, at 7a 6d each. POPULAR LINES IN WHITE SHIRTS: The, "Lisburrj," shori-frouted, with Square Cuffs, opens either in front or behind. A Most Comfortable Shirt. At 7s 6d and 10s 6d THE ■ " BURLINGTON." Made with ordinary front and square cuffs, opens in f'ont or behind. At 6s Bd, 7s 63. 8s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d each. THE " PRINCE " DRESS-SHIRT. For Evening Wear. One stud, square cuffs, opens in from or behind. At 8a 6d, 10e M, 12s 6d each. ■ Tho "BISLEY" White Shirt, with short front and detachable cuffs. At 10s 6d each. Unsurpassed for comfort. HULBERT AND CO., OPPOSITE STRANGER. " Grand Prix," Paris, ._ Highest Possiblo AJOSEPH "TIILLOTTSi PENS, Of Highest Quality, and having Greatest Durability, are therefore the CHEAPEST L 2606