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North Otago Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 6945, 26 February 1890, Page 2

NKWEBT BOOKS. NEWEST FANCY GOODS. NEWEST CHRISTMAS CARDS. Direct from London. A |T R A S B R Has pleasure in intimating that he has just received large shipments of the VERY NEWEST GOODS Specially selected for the Christmas trade, consisting of NEW AND HANDSOMELY-BOUND BOOKS Of every description, iuoluding— The Bots and Girls' Anneals, Chatterbox, Sunday, Children's Friend, aud all 'he other new annuals. The Poets and othsr Standard Works in «legant padded morocco and other bindings. Bibles, Prayer Books, and Hymn Books, at All prices and in all bindings. Birthday Books, an immense assortment, Booklets, exquisitely illustrated, endloss variety, at 4d, 6a, 9d, Is, 2s, and upwards. Picture Books, from 2d each, FANC\ GOODS. The stock is so large and varied that an advertisement can convey no idea of it— it j must be seen. The following are a few of the articles : Photo Albums, Photo Screens, Photo Frames, Writing Desks, Writing Cases, Blotters, Hand Bag*, Dressing Cases, Scrap Albums, Work Boxes, Work Baskets, Sets of Scissors in cases, Handkcr- j chief Boxe*, Glove Boxes, Jewel Case*, Fans, • Hand Screens, Brackets, Plaques, Opal Ornaments, Soent Stands, Scent Bottles, Card Cases, Pocket Books, Purses, Cigar Stands, Cigar and Cigarette Cases, Match Boxes, etc., etc. Toys of every kind, Balls, Dolls, Whips, Trumpets, Tea Sets. Kitchen Sets, Games, Puzzles, and Mechanical .Toys, in great variety. Christmas and New Year Cards.— Tho stock of these is larger and moro beautiful than ever, including some of nearly every kind that is made from Id to 5s oach. Gioantic Packets of Christmas Cards, 0d and Is per packet. These are very popular and will soon be sold out, and cannot be replaced in New Zealand. 33H00L Prizes and Reward Books at reduced prices to week-day and Sunday school teachers. Special attention is directed to some of Marcus Ward and Co.'s high-class leather goods The stock of goods suitable for presents and prizes is far superior to any ever seen iv Oamaru, and cannot be surpassed in any town in New Zealand. Whether an article is wanted for a fow pence or for i i.w pounds, the biggest selection at the cheapest price s offered by ANDREW FRASKR, Bookseller, Itohen strekt. Jr7

rUST OPENED Per Ship Dunedin, from London, A SrLKNDiD Assortment ov TINNED AND ENAMELLED HOLLOWARE, Comprisino : Saucepans, Stewjpans, Steamers for Saucepans and Oval Boilers, Kettles, Gluepots, etc., etc. Hat Irons, Mrs Potts' Patent Iron*, Weight* and Scale*, White and Gold and Fancy China Tea Ware, Boxes of Note and Envelopes, Packets Cheap Notepaper, Correspondence Cards and Envelopes, New Booklets, etc., etc. And A LARGE VARIETY OF USEFUL DOMESTIC REQUISITES. Inspection Invited. W. H. COTTRELLS, Tiumks Street.

I AND T. MEEK "' • Have on hand Full- Weight CORNSACKS, 44, 49, and 48-inch, also Grass Seed and Potatoe Saoks, and Seaming Twine of beat quality, all at lowest current prices. We are Cash Buyers of Wheat, Oats, Barley, Grass Seed, and Potatoes delivered at our Stores, or Crown Mills, Oamaru. We are also prepared to DRESS GRASS SEED, and all Kinds of Grain, on account of grown and others. STORAGE and INSURANCE at .uowest rates. LIBERAL CASHADVANCES on Grain to fttor* at Current Rate* of Tnt«r«nb.

r^iRAIG AND CO., TIMBER AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS, Thames and Hdmber Streets, HAVE FOR SALE, AT REDUCED RATES, Every Description or BUIUANG MATERIAL and GENERAL IRONMONGERY. Arriving per Glenlora— 800 Packages Ironmonger Barb and Plain Wire Iron Standards Cooking Ranges English and American Cooking Stoves. Thames and humber streets, Oamarul

T ONDON HOUSE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. 600 Girls' and Ltdies' Fancy Straw Hats at ; quarter price. One Lot of Girls' Fancy Straw Hats 4}d, i worth Is 6d. See them. One Lot do 6}d, worth 2s. See them. One Lot do 10id, worth 2s Od. See them. One Lot of Ladies' Fancy Straw Hat* B}d, worth Is ll^d. See them. One Lot of Ladles' New Collar and Cuff Sets Is 3d, worth 2s 9d. One Special Lot of New Drillettes, 4{d; regular price, 6}d One Lot of Print Dresses, Is U£d One Lot Cremo Fancy Muslin, 4s lid for 12 yards, worth 8s Od Gaiateas, 3Jd, 4ld, and 64d per yard Superior Flannelettes, 3Ja, worth 5d Special : One Lot Embroidered Dresses, 7s lid, worth 12s 9d One Lot of Colored Cashmere, 9s lid, worth 14s 9d One Lot of Homespuns, 8s lid, worth 10s 9d One Lot of Colored Cashmere, 13s 9d, worth 18«9d Black Cashmere And French Merinos, from I* Hid Bfeoial J One Lot of Ladies' New Beaded Cnpelettes, from 13s 9d each One iiot of Ladies' Fawn Cloth Jackets /^w Good*), 9s lid ; worth 16s 9d Sr&AL 1 J£**3. Blriped *•" MfttwW ' 4s lid for 12 yau. ( Picnic Hat*, B£d and IOJd « 4 1* a. ha Children* Straw Sailor Hats, 10 j* *° Xml Millinery Hats and Bonnets remain * cheap SraoiAL! Children's Lace Pinafores, 6£d and &4d eaob, worth do«ble Lot of Speokled Straw Hats, Is, worth Is Od 1 R. O aTTi TE 9, Loxnov Hoove, TBAsCIS EKREgT.