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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume 37, Issue 9614, 13 December 1907, Page 2

NASEB Y, JUST Landed per S.S. Athenic. — 500 puirs Ifice curtains, sold ai London prices. OurladW trimmed hats are from Paris and London, and we have marked them very low in price, also a large consign ment of muslins, white, cream and coloured, very choice cambrics, prunel las, zephyrs, beige. In prints we never had a better selection ; in lij;ht, butcher blue, navy and royal. Our range of prints and muslins is very Urge. Dress stuff, cashmeres, nun's veiling, lustres, Sicilian, now so much worn, crepe de chene, voiles, serges &c. Calico, if you want a fine good cloth give us a trial ; over 1500 yds bought before the rise. All calico, print and muslin sold at the old prices. Cashmere stockings are up 25 per cent ; no advance on our stock. Gents' ties in large variety, straw hats, over 20 dozen wool sox bought before the rise, all the old price, shirts, collars and suits. Our stock is large, good, clean and cheap. Craven and Co., IMPORTERS NASEBY COUNTY OF MANIOTOTO. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. NO lIOE is Hereby Given that all Outstanding rates will be Sued for after the 31st December, 1907. By Order. H. WILSON, Collector. PERCY E. BURNS, L.D.S., ENG LAND, SURGEON DENTIST. White Amalgam or Gold Fillings. Crown and Bridge Work. Artificial Work of Every Description. Extractions with Nitrous Oxide Gas. Ethyl, Chloride, etc. NEXT DOOR TO MR PARKfcIR, TOBACCONIST. R BTRNH'S Premises will be Closed from December 16th to 'January 20th. m ■■■■■*■ , «i «•*■»><* ****** -rs y on A FROM 18?$ w No Teas in the British Empire have held for the same number of years the prominent position that Nelson. Moate & Co.'s Teas have held in New Zealand.