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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15862, 27 February 1912, Page 2

WANTED. LOOK AT WHAT YOU CAN. GET AT • FLETCHER BROS., HIGH STREET, GREAT CLEARING SALE. JAM Tumblers, 2s per dor.; lib Tie-over Jars, Is 9d per dor.; 2lb Tie-over Jars, 2a 6d per doz.; Pint Mason Preserving J ars, 8s per doz.; Quart Mason Preserving Jars, Qa ppj ria* rl/,-7 • ITalf-C-ftl Inn MflSOn'R PreSCrV* 8s 6d per cioz.; Half-gallon Mason's Preserving Java, 4s Od; Quart wide-mouth Atlas J ars, fis per c«.z.; Half-gallon vrido-mouth, 6s per doz. WANTED! WANTED!' WANTED! II WANTED! WANTED!! WANTED! II (1 RASP THIS—We pay the Very Highest X Price for Second-hand Furniture, in any quantity, ar.d PAY SPOT CASH. The one firm for genorona , treatmont is UZIlf AND WILLIS. Auctioneers, McICENLii. ” , /,rr" Cathedral Square. next Post Office. . Business 7 site for sALE.-y-section Suit frontage to main streot. py lJal. deep. Well situated, in close proximity to Railway, etc. Price £llO9, which is valuation only, and £l-2 .per ft. less than prices rulin" in the vicinity. This is an ey.tinordinary opportunity to acquire a firs.-class business site cheap. The owner is out to aell, and any reasonable offer will be considered. HARRIS . BROS., 108, Hereford Street, Solo Agents. TiVJP.INGERS,” Sale Price 8s 6d, 10s 6d, VV 12s 6d and ,16s 6d, usual .. iirices 13s 6d, 15s” 6d, 17s Cd and 255. Tomahawks sale prices Is 6d, usual prices 2s lid. At Fletcher Bros.’ (next Armstrongs) Great Clearing Sale. ' - ' 811 O Cfcn—FOß Sale; Genulno Bargain-. SbOOU Modern House of ,5 Rooms, with all possible • conveniences, First-class situation. Small deposit, balance easy terms. Further particulars on application. A. Edmonßton, Central Land Agency, 72, Cathe* dray Square! YOUNG Lady-help wr.nts Situation whore LIN GARNISH ” that Permanent Floor" Polish—has been used. Save the liinoloum. Time, Money and Labour. Au grouts. Is 6d. *_ PERFECT 'lasssas PASTRY l Do you want it ?• There is one \ infallible means of making m wholesome pastry perfectly. Use only the best materials. As ono of the best of all—one all our shrewdest housewives are thankful for—use only 1 30 BAKING POWDER. Vst'anmrrjir.eiu-^.i'rrg POILISM Your Linoleum and Oilcloth with Senior’s Linoleum Re¥lv©r The original Polisher. The cheapest and most 1 effective. Ask your grocer about it. Take nothing but SENIOR’S SOLE AGENTS Kempthorne, Prosser & “TT INOARNISH ” is liquid sunshine. JU does not cast shadows, but It reflects the good effects of a properly furnished houre. ‘‘l.anoarnish’' Linoleum Polish. All grocers. It Bd. »1