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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 2786, 27 September 1910, Page 3

Announcement Extraordinary! G. & T. Young ARE NOW HOLDING A GREAT CLEARING SALE Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Silver and Silver-plated Goods, Field and Opera Glasses, Spectacles and Fancy Goods. Consequent on tho death of the senior partner, rearrangement* necessitate o\ t realising at once as much of our stock as possible. Money is Wanted Immediately. We Give You Extraordinary Inducements to Buy Now. Many Lines of Goods have been Reduced from 10 to 50 per cent., and on these we will allow a Further Cash Discount of 10 per Cent., 10 per cent. Cash Discount will be given of all goods in the shop, 2s in the Pound off every Cash Purchase, Is 6d in the Pound of every Credit Purchase. All our goods are of superior quality, and most of thoso specially reduced were too good for the market Though you may not want the articles immediately, It will pay you to buy now. Bear in mind all our goods have been imported from the actual manufacturers by ourselves, bought for cash, and marked at most reasonable prices; consequently the reductions made are an immense saving to purchasers. G. & T. YOUNG, 88 Princes Street, Dunedin. For Good Drapery, Clothing, Mercery, Boots and Shoes, Go to PRICE & BULLEID'S Who keeps nothing: but the Best, And all the Latest Styles and Novelties At REASONABLE PRICES Dressmaking and Tailoring a Speciality, Price and Bulleid, Ballarat m*., Queenato — FRUIT TREES AND Small Fruit Bushes. Now is the Season to Order ROSES. All tho Best and Newest. Ornamental and Flowering Shrubs in great variety. HOLLIES, OLERIAS For Hedges, etc. Get well-grown plants from bona fide lIM Blight Specific, the best remedy lor Scale and Aphis on Fruit Trees. Catalogues on Application. Howden ft Moncrieff, Nurserymen and Seedsmen, 51 PRINCES STREET., DUNEDIN. TREES are hardy and well rooted APPLES. PLUMS, PEAKS. CHERRIES, ROSES, SHRUBS, CAMELLIAS, RHODODENDRONS, HEDGE PI IMS, SHELTER TREES. SEE OUR NEW CATALOGUE. Nurseries, North Road, Invcreargill. EDGINTON BROS REASON J. B. PERKS, BltOl (.HTOV STREET M KSli: V Is now offering for Sale his Large Stock of Fruit, Forest and Ornamentil Trees, Shrubs, Etc. As all the above stock it Fine, Healthy, Well-grown Stuff, and has been repeatedly transplanted, it can be thoroughly recommended. Apples (blight-proof stocks), 12s to 18s per doz. Pears and Plums, 15s to 24s per do*. Peaches, Apricots, or Cherries, 2s each or 18s to 24s per doz. Gooseberries and Currents, 6s per do«. Rhubarb (named varieties), 6s per doz. Strawberry Plants, 4s to 5s per 100. Cup. Macrocarpa, 2yr« (transplanted), 12s per 100 j 3yrs (transplanted) 18s per 100. Pinus Insignis and Pinus Mur oita, 2yti (transplanted), 12s per 100, 3y« transplanted, 18s per 100. Norway Spruce, 12s per 100. E. Laurels, from 15s per 100. E. Hollies, 4yrs and syrs, from 35i to ■JOs per 100. A Rare Variety of Ornamental Flower* ing Shrubs, etc., at Reasonable Prices. Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants. Seed Potatoes. INSPECTION INVITED. \ Price Lists of General Stock Post Free on Application. Note the Address— J B. PERKS, BROUGHTON STREET NURSERY (Opposite Saleyardg), GORE. Alfred E. Smith AND John P. Butler, Surgeon Dentists INVERCARGILL, GOOD FIT GUARANTK 0 Artificial Te th at Lowest Charges. Appointments can be made with Mr Hotop, Chemist. | i , • Try L. J. LYNCH fori Wello , Tea , Wollei . Tea!: Wdllw /« MA A»i A i> I Pa,t ' th ** ° OUr ****'■ ltß * h « »«»• 0 UrOCerieS. J the best IVa that ever was.—Lima's.