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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15257, 18 March 1910, Page 2

WANTED. R A YEN' TEA. YXTHENEVER you seo ‘•RAVEN” »V on u Packet o£ Tea. it reproconts PHE CHOICEST THAT EXPERIENCE CAN SELECT OR MONEY BUY. Your little functions -will always bo a auccess when RAVEN TEA is used. RAVEN TEA Obtainablo from all Stores. WANTED TO BUY, SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. W Pay the Highest Possible Prices for * » Second-hand Furniture Spot Cash. Delivery taken without any inconvenience to seller. McKENZIE AND WILLIS, Auctioneers, Cathedral Square (next Post Office). WANTED Known—That I am selling Sections in St Albans from £9O on very Easy Terms: £1 deposit and £1 monthly. Call for plan and full particulars. CHAS. HILL, 165, Hereford Street. MISS PHIPPS has made a Special Furchase fen- tho coming season of infants’ first wear, and is giving a Complete Double Outfit of 40 garments for 255. Unequalled for value. 159, High Street. 2 Matrimonial. —if this should meet the eye of anyone contemplating matrimony, they are advised that they should buy their Furniture at 155, Hereford Street. Very Easy Terms given. Only *1 deposit and Is 7d per week. Larger amounts in proportion. 1%/rISS PHIPPS haa made a Special Winter I*l Purchase in Ladies’ Woven Nightdresses 6s 6d, Combinations 2s lid, Vests lljd and Spencers is 3d. Woollen Knickers 4s 6d, Calico and Flannelette Combinations 3s lid and Nightdresses 3s 9d. 159, High Street, Christchurch. 1 TI/TRS ELLWOOD, Second-hand Clothier, I*A 168, Armagh Street, can supply Secondhand Tailor-made Suits, scarcely soiled, far cheaper than you can buy slop-made shoddy suits. I have a Few Tailor-made Misfits, never been worn, very cheap. All kinds of Superior Misfits and Left-oS Clothing Bought and Sold. NURSE, Member Nurses' Co-operation, London, with local testimonials, returning about May (earlier if necessary), would take charge Invalid. Address London. 237, Willis Street, Wellington. 3071 •EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF THE ! Blue Beet Store Stock ! CORNER OF CASHEL AND COLOMBO STREETS. ; Fob. 8, 1910. | Mr. Stewart Robinson, Boot Importer. I 225 Cashel Street W., Christchurch. ] Dear Sir, —Your offer of £ll7O for the stock of Roots and Shoes at tho Bluo Boot Stores ; (corner of Colombo and Cusliel Streets) at 14/6 j in the £is accepted by us. We have given inj struct ions for the stock to he taken at the earliest possible moment and transferred to you.—ALFRED TYREE. ! A BIG CORNER IN BOOTS. ] Nothing succeeds like success. We have aj?am proved the truth of this old proverb, for j within the last month we purchased two Boot I Stocks of £450 and £I2OO respectively at heavy j discounts. The bulk of the first‘stock has j been-sold at our well-known Cashel St. shop. | This week we start selling the big stock of 1 £I2OO from the Blue Boot Stores. The lease of • the Blue Boo: Stores has been sold to a local » drapery firm, who are ttnximis to commence altering tho premises. The whole stock has, therefore, been transferred to our shop, 225 Cashel Street W. j In preparation for such a heavy stock, and to » avoid overcrowding, .we have had carpenters » busily employed enlarging our Showrooms and | fixing additional shelves. We do not want this { stock to remain on these shelves, so for the J next few weeks we shall hate an extra staff to deal with the big business we anticipate. BLU£ BOOT SUMTER PRICES; vh-v-QENTS' .DEPARTMENT; -• •• Usual Sale 40 pr Men’s Box Chrome LADIES’ DEPARTMENT. 47 pr Ladies’ Glace But. Boots, pat. caps, sewn 15/6 9/53 pr Ladies’ Glace But. Shoes, pat. caps, sewa 12/6 7/79 pr Ladies’ Glace Lace Shoes, pat. caps, sewn 12/6 7/37 pr Ladies’ Glace Bals., patent caps... ... 15/6 8/6 105 pr Ladies’ Glace Ward Shoes, sewn ... 7/6 4/6 77 pr Ladies’ Box Calf Ward Shoes, sewn ... 7/9 s;9 86 pr Ladies’ Glace Kid 1-bar Evening Shoes, instep strap ... 5/6 3/40 pr Ladies’Plain Glace Court Shoes ... 4/6 2/9 100 pr Ladies’ Grey Check Felt Slippers ... 1/6 1/72 pr Ladies’ Fancy Felt Slippers, carpet soles (best) - ... ... 1/6 1/4 14 prs Stout Dairy Boots, leather or chrome ... 9/6 7/6 40 pr Girls’ Stout Chrome School Boots, sizes 10 to 13 1/6 6/17- pr Youths’ Strong Nailed or Plain School Boots 9/6 7/11 19 pr Men’s Stout Nailed Shooters ... ... 10/6 9/3 36 pr Ladies’ Felt Lace Boots, patent leather golosh ... ... 7/6 5/6 26 pr Men’s Brown Thigh Kangaroo Leggings ... 22/- 15/1 case Long Gum Boots, just landed... ... 30/- 24/6 60 pr Girls’ Patent Allleather Ankle Straps 3/11 2/9 47 pr Children’s Pat. Allleather Ankle Straps, sizes 4to 6 ... ... 3/- 1/6 60 pr Infants’ White Kid Bootees, assorted ... From 6(1 40 pr Men’s Warm Feltlined Clogs (last lot on market at this price) 10/6 8/Thousands of odd single pairs), which it is impossible to enumerate, will bo thrown out at next to nothing. The greatest Boot Sale ever held in Christchurch commences TO-DAY. The Public will do well to remember that Leather has risen considerably in price lately, and goods at such exccediugiy low rates must impress buvers as a great investment for the coming Winter. STEWART ROBINSON, The Ready-Money Dealer, 225 CASHEL ST. WEST. WANTED to Sell, Dairy and Grocery Bnameas, double-fronted ahop, 6 living rooms, largo turnover, long lease. To be sold as a going concern. Price only £250. For fuller particulars apply to CHAS. HILL, 165, Hereford Streot. WANTED to Sell, Beckenham—s-roomcd House, lift stud, every possible convenience, hot and cold, etc., workshop, conservatory, windmill, 400-gal. tank, asphalt paths, etc., together with fiacre land, woll planted. Noto the price. Only £575. CHAS. HILL, 165, Hereford Streot. T/fLANTED to Sell, urgent—6-roomed House, VV all conveniences, handy to tram, full I-acre- section. Very cheap at £475. Terms arranged. Owner lias bought larger property, hence his reason for selling. Immediate possession. Solo / agent, CHAS. HILL. |