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Mataura Ensign, Issue 1412, 17 November 1904, Page 1

Oaneral Notioea, i^S^ST* ««as^*p»»3rs£^L's^ar It f s just as easy to , get what you want by Post ate wraie fa person. Tour orders aro •Mended to by skilled saiosmon, ami satisIfcotion goss with every purchase. If yon «9 act satisfied yon got your monay hack. T5» readiness with whicb your money #)<■■« W>k to you—if you are not. fully liiri-fwi —4ak.«a away all the risk fr- lis buyjujj 'ij Font at our stores. Send for our CataV^iK f * THE CORSET TRADE Has undergone a, groat change during the last few years. Wearers can now be supplied with a Corset that specially suits their particular cast of figure. We have made this our special study, and are now showing a range of Corsets to suit all figures. In wearing a Corset like the UP-TO-DATE DAYDREAM. Ladies are reminded that the most approved method of putting on the Corset of to-day gives the greatest assistance to the hygienic principles that must be observed to ensure comfort and health to the wearer. Those desirable principles are studied and carried out in the manufacture of Daydream Corsets. As so much depends on the putting on of the Corset, we give the following directions; — Dhide Corset Lace into three parts. Thread the oentre holes first, put on the Corset, and fasten the bask ; ilnvy centre strings 'tight enough to feel comfortable. Ttghten up the top and bottom strings until you feel the Corset giving the neceisary -mppirt with) it anlua pressure on any part. Fasten the Suspenders, which will keep the CarseS in its pUce, and prevent it from riding up over the hips. If these particulars are carried out ONCE with sufficient care there will be no need to interfere with the laces afterwards. To be had from all Drapers and Storekeepers. Turnbull and Nicolson, SADDLERS, HARNESS, HOESECOVEB, TENT AND TAEPAULIN MAKERS. Large and Ifariad Stock of Saddlery always on hand. Whips, Spurs, Chains, Collars, Hames, and Harness of all kinds. BUGGY BUGS, and all Other Bequisites in connection with the Trade. H. E. SHACKLOCK'S CELEBRATED ' ORION' RANGES. Over 19,000 of these Bangeß now In übb in New Zealand). S3 m£ ■% a wmiszsm. ZP 3* 1 a SINGLE] OB DOUBLE OVENS. Tomb Railings, Iron Fretwork, and General Castings AT LOWEST BATES. Catalogues on application to toe Maker and Patentee— H. E. SHACKLOCK, SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN.