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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12240, 8 April 1903, Page 5

Result of stocktaking: Job lines of kitchen, dinirigrcom and bedroom chairs, being sold at nearly half-price ; _ slightly damaged. Tonson Garlick Coy., Limited. Mr. Samuel White announces that he will bo a candidate for the North Ward at the forthcoming municipal elections. Mr. J. W. Shackelford announces that he. is a candidate for the Mayoralty of Grey Lynn. Never before have we shown such a magnificent stock of imported millinery, jackets, raincoats, blouses, hosiery, gloves, collarettes, and dress goods, etc., or such value, as we are showing for the present season. In-' spection invited: Popular goods, popular prices, at McOullrgh and Gower's, the popular drapers. Special make: "Dent's" 2-dome ladies' kid gloves, in beavers, tana and browns; striking value; 2s lid .pair.—-Smith and Caughey, Limited. Special sample lot of feather and gauze fa,ns from 2s 6d to 12s 6d each.Smith and Caughey, Limited. Just opened, per s.s. Karamea, large assortment down quilts, double-bed sizes, from 255; single sizes from 15s.—Smith and Caughey, Limited. Phormicine: W. F. Tucker's, better than arnica for cuts, punctures, lacerations. The proprietor will be vary pleased to present a bottle as a sample to anyone who wishes to test it. Ask the storekeeper for it, or of W. F. ue ker, Swaason-street. The horse had tangled himself in barbed —torn fetlockPhormicine put him right very quickly. His owner v.ill give any testimonial wanted.W. F. Tucker's First Aid and Handy Box, 2s 6d, Swanson-street. . The young engineer had his right thumb nail pulled completely off, knew vaTue_ of Phormicine, suffered no pain, lost No_ time from work. , Thumb nail right again in three weeks. Of all /storekeepers, 2a &d. — W. ]?.. Tucker, .. . -".''....