CASH SAOS Of RICH DRAPERY AT WARNOCK & ADKIN’S "For Nineteen Days, beginning THURSDAY, onr Whole Stock will be offered at such prices as will bring the usual crowds to our warehouse. We have absolutely no room for the large stock which we hold. "HALF-PRICE GOODS are in larger quantities than on any previous occasion.'' • SALE! ‘ SALE! WE START TO-DAY. Everything Reduced. Everything must be Sold. 2s ■ 6d, Ladies’ Kid Gloves, now Is pair; New Prints. Is lid; New Prints, 2s lid, full dress; 7Jd, Knotted Muslin, 4Jd; 6yds Cretonne for Is 9d; 6yds , Bord Art Muslin for Is 9d; Sheetings, Towels, Lace Cur- 1 tains. Table Linen,' Hosiery, Gloves, Underclothing, etc.', reduced 60 to 75 per cent.; Table Serviettes, 2s 6d and Ss 6d dozen; Rugs, Is lid; Blankets, IS lid; Bedquilts, Is lid; Double Width Coating Serge, 2s lid full dress;'Men’s Singlets, 9d, Is; Ladies’ Vests, 3}d, 4£d; Wide Lace, Id yd, 6d, Bd, 9d dozen. We give Cash Bonus during Sale. Call early at EINDBEEG’S, Eight side of Cuba street. Parcels delivered free. ■. 825 BOTS! BOTS! BOTS I TO Mr T. A. W. Nicholson, Chemist, Woodvillo. —Dear Sir,—l have used your "Bot Fly Remedy" on several of my race horses, and. found it very good stuff. I went through the course in accordance! with the directions, and was quite satis-! fied with the results.—Yours truly, JAMES MACARA. Master ton; October 27th, 1900. ’ 95 WANTED, MANAGER for a Printing aud'Publishing Office, large and well established in the colony. Must be capable of taking charge of several varied departments, including the bookkeeping. Office permanent. -Applications confidehtial. ' i ■Salary; £SOO to commence with, but a really capable man would soon advance to ,£IOOO. Applications to be addressed to "A.B.,’’j Box No. 332, Post Office, Christchurch, not] later than 31st January, instant. 11l
Education Board, Wellington, 14th January, 1901 A -P plication S , which must be made jHL on forms to be obtained at this office, will be received up to Monday, the 21st instant, for the following positions: ■ Teacher, Rangitumau School; average 41; salary from .£132 to .£195, according to classification. Two rooms attached to school for teacher. Head Teacher, Wadestown School; ayerage, 85; salary about £215; D certificate a necessary quauncation. f Teacher Rakaunui School; average, 23; salary, £9O. v _ , , Pupil Teacher for the Pongaroa School. A. DORSET, 927 Secretary. PARTNERSHIP. WANTED, a Partner, active or sleeping, with about £2OOO, for an oldestablished Wholesale Business. Principals only dealt with. Full particulars on application to •> i- . TURNBULL, WATKINS AND 1 WILLIAMS.. 729 •• 3, Panama street, Wellington. DYEING AND CLEANING. ANTED Known that MACKINTOSHES can be GLEANED or DYED at BARBER and CO.'S. Steam Dyers and Cleaners, 46. Cuba street—the only Dyers in the colony that possess; the machinery necessary to give you satisfaction, 944 NOTICE TO FARMERS. "ANTED Known—Hy. Boecker and Co., 110 and 113, Cuba street. Pork Butchers, are cash buyers of Prime Porkers, Ducks. Poultry jyid Fresh Eggs; highest price given. Telephone 1321. All orders receive prompt attention. 808 ANTED, all the Microbes and Im- ** 1 purities taken, from your drinking water by using Peter Hutson and Co.’s Zealandia. Filters. Cheap and everlasting. 12 TROUT FISHING TACKLE. WANTED Known, selling at the fqllowing reductions: —liSft rod in bag 15s, now 8s Gd; flies, 2s 6d» now Is 3d doz; 3yds casts. Is Gd, now 9d; traces Is Gd, now Is; lines, 40. yards, tanned and plaited, 3s Gd, now 2s; 40yds waterproof, 2s Gd, now Is 9d; 40yds adlk waterproof, ss, now 3s Gd; fish baskets. 8s 6d. now 5s and 5s Gd; minnows from Is 9d; 13in gut ss, now 3s per 100. Amount of pun chase' tb accompany order. Write foi Price-list. T. ARTHUR, 13. Lasstton PORK BUTCHER. err ANTED Known—R. WATSON (from VV Dunedin), Pork Butcher, etc.. 92a. » w X/UXICUIAJI/, J- Wft , UUIO/MV* . V«-., . 3uba street; lias opened tlie above shop ’or the Sale of the Finest quality of Dairy Fed Pork. Veal. Hams, Bacon and Poultry at the Lowest Prices. Pork Sausages a Speciality. Small Goods of all Descriptions. Pressed Meats. A trial Polluted. Do not mistake our Shop. 92a, Cuba street 854 fJIJ" ANTED, home-made Jam to be put into Jars supplied by Peter Huton and Co.. Wallace street. 15 WANTED, Typing Work of any deV scription; tabular work a special!i 1_ w, o - cm Oil t*n<RT J r scription; lanoiar wtu*. ■ good work guaranteed at small cost, s* Typewriter and Snores Co., 03,i
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4260, 21 January 1901, Page 1
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