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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVI, Issue 14386, 31 May 1907, Page 5

Pabhc jSotiGoa I I mmmmmMimm Wo havo secured a line of ChilI dren's Jackets and Paletots at ! about one-third oif usual price. 1 Thoy have got to go or we will I havo them left over till next sea--1 son. That's not going to bo the i case, as you will see from our ; prices-3/6 6/11 7/6 8/6 8/11 9/6 ; ; to 17/6— all sizes. . Children's Jerseys, j Warm, neat, cheap and good quality. Girls' Jerseys 2/9 2/11 j 3/3 3/11 4/6 4/11—all sizes. Boys' | Jerseys 1/- 1/3 1/6 1/9 2/3 2/6 to j S/3 ' Cot Blankets ... ... 1/PramQuiltß 2/11 Children's Velvet Dresses ... 5/6 Children's Cashmere Dresses 3/11 and 4/11 Fleecy Bonnets, first size... 2/3 Ladieß' Pelt Hats, all shapes 1/- each Ladies' Dressing Gowns from 9/11 Boys' Double Kneed Hose from 1/4 Boys' Tarns ~. 9d 1/3 to 3/6 Gents' Nice Mufflers 6-Jd to 1/6 Gents' Warm Gloves 1/- 1/6 1/11 Cashmere Sox ... 9d to 1/9 Nice Little Sailor Suits 3/3 3/6 3/9 4/6 4/11 5/6 to 9/6 School Boys' Suits, stout tweed, 6/11 8/6 9/6 10/9 12/6 to 16/SuUb for Big Boys, 3 garments, 18/6 20/- 22/6 25/Nice Fancy Overcoats for Little Chaps, fur or astrachan collars, C/ll 8/6 9/6 10/6 AHD MARKET SQUARE. TVERY PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE Know 3 that the purer an article the leas need ba used. Hence it is that One Packet o£ KEEN'S OXFORD BLUE goci further and gives more satisfaction than any other brand of blue. ALL GROCERS. X NOW OPEN. RANGER'S GARAGE AND CYCLERY, • 174, GLOUCESTER SUHEET (Christchurch Cycling and Motor Club's New Premises), Near Knit Stables. THIS COMMODIOUS GARAGE Is rep;oto with every convenience and modem appliances, including Car Turntable, Electric; Lainps, Lockers, et cotera; also, Ladies' ana Gouts' Cloak Rooms and Lavatories. Absolutely the Finest Garage in Not/ Zealand. THE CYCLERY Is capacious, convenient and clean. Cycles carefully handled, entirely new system; unequalled. Attendance day and night. 'Phone 2213. HENRY J. RA.xGER. Proprietor HCTANTED, BILZ, BILZ, BILZ, a NonVV Alcoholic Liqueur, Taken with Soda, makes a Delightful Beverage. Over 6,000,000 gallons epld last year. 7381 | Fancy Refusing . . . \ Qold&n Soveresarns! : [ The old story of the man | vainly offering sovereigns | on London Bridge for I nothing is now totally I eclipsed. Over £2l worth iof Abbey Boot Polish prizes were unclaimed at the last distribution. The fortunate winners were : 3 Mrs. Catto, Lower Eiccarton 27 coupons £2 1 Mrs. A. McPhail, OpaTra, ... 22 coupons .*' i'i Mrs. Legros, Addlnyton ... 19 coupons i I A.Sullivan, Kaiapoi... ... 15 coupons lis 8 Miss M. I'lanlc, Sydenham ~, 14 coupons 15a Miss B-Goodfello-rr, Sydenham 15 coupons ISs Mrs. Weir, Kilraore Street ... 12 coupons 10s Mrs. Broadbead, Salisbury St. 12 coupons 10a Miss Lane, Mcrirale... ... 10 coupons 10s Master It. McKenzie, Jolly St., Akaroa ... ... ... 7 coupons 10s J. Munro, Beach Bel., Akavoa 50 coupons £2 Mrs. H. Quartermaine, Doyloston ... ... ... :21 coupons £1 § oo prizes; no return. '.bboy P©Sssf%; ilfc givea a brilliant and lasting j shine, and cost 3 a psnny less \ than oth-r polishes. ALL RETUR?i!IMa WIN PRIZES. (See condition'! iu Tins). 3d. per Tin. All Grocers, 4?c;A OAA TO. LEND on FreehoL s£/UV»UUI/ Land, in sums of £IOO am upwards. Interest from 4$ to 6 per centum per annum. HENRY J. RAPHAEL, Solicitor, 179, HEREFORD STREET, Opposite Bank of N.Z., Chnstehurch._ WANTED to toll you that TIGER TEAS Are Blended From the Choicest Teas «, That Espericnco can Seleot or Jfl& «y Buy 1© 'lB POCKET Knives at ilinson's, Large and Small, neat and ugly. Hundreds of bast makes. Remember it next time. 3