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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 14070, 26 May 1906, Page 11

* * # * WOLFE’S £ SCHNAPPS * The Leading ¥ 'Medicinal Beverage el the Age. ******** ***'**#*■*♦ ******** Registered. THE UNGER INFLUENZA CURE Registered. £■ eme of the best Remedies within the reach *1 sufferers, end should he always kept ia the house as a possible necessity to avoid (be danger of delay if assailed by an attack. THE LANCER INFLUENZA CURE Will, if taken promptly, drive the disease out of the system with pleasing rapidity i| taken in aceordants with directions. ' ORE DOSE PREVENTS. PRICE ih TH EE DOSES CURE.'

% i.A$ EXTREMELY DUMBFOUNDED AND PLEASED, , That’s what Every Customer is at the Style, Fit ' a nd Finish of our RAINCOATS TO MEASURE,. 47s Gd. SUITS TO KKS MEASURE JJ Come OAe and A'.l and Examine the Tweeds. They are All Wool. 100 PATTERNS TQ CHOOSE FROM. The Business done up to now far exceeds our * expectations, AND EVERYONE PLEASED. To Celebrate the Event, we have Engaged the well-known SIGNOR NEGRO’S QUARTET STRING BAND to play Selections of C.assical , and Opera Music from our Verandah, NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, Between 8 and 9 o’clock. Remember, Two Suits for the Price of One at J. CORNES AND CO., THE TAILORS: AND MERCERS, 177, HIGH STREET, Opp. Knight’s, the Butchers. ACME. THE COVER OP THE FUTURE. WELL MADE, WELL PROVED AND PERFECT PITTING. PATENT "ACMEOOVEK& /terns \ Easy on the Aecit, a.d shaped xo avoid Shoulder Chafing. MADE FROM THE BEST FLAX AND COTTON CANVASES, AND COLLAR CHECK LINED. JOHNSON AND COUZINS, Agents. Cashel Street, Christchurch. CALL ANdTeB THEM. If your storekeeper does not keep Ami (it a 1 THE remedy for Coughs and Colds, do j I not be put off with an inferior article, ' but call on * WILLIAMSON COij CHEMISTS, UGH. STREET, (Near Freeman’s). PRICE 1/6 & 2 6 A BOTTLE. Strawberries in November | Worth 5/- per pound. Wc hare much pleasure in introducing a genuine New Straw* berry ALLIRBTDirS VIST9RY A local production to which none can be compared. It is a vigorous grower, runs freely, and very fertile: carrying a heavy crop of big ffolid berries that travel well Mr. Aldington, the grower of this splendid acquisition, in June last planted a brd of this variety in the open in average soil without manure or coddling of any sort. They produced a big crop of fine. large berries which he commenced to pick early in November. On November 33rd he sold by auction, in open market, a consignment of these berries at 4/9 per lb. The incredulous can' call at our office and see the invoice. Wc havea limited quantity of fine healthy plants for sale' Per doz. 10/- Par 100 £3 10k. W. BUXTON, Ltd. | Kursenmsn. Sasdsmen and Florists.. | CHRISTCHURCH.' g City Depot: gj 159. Colombo St. a