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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4425, 3 August 1901, Page 4

EXTRA GOOD VALUES. THE powerful influence of Hard Cash is well illustrated in the bargains we are offering to-day. Our London Representatives have managed to secure for us some special lines at ridiculously low prices. Hard Cash did the trick. The manufacturers wanted the money, and willingly sacrificed the goods. As they come to us so they go to you, and we never offered . . , BIGGER BARGAINS. SPECIAL PICKINGS JUST LANDED. ODD LOTS IN QUILTS. HONEYCOMB, MARCELLA. SATIN TOILET and FANCY QUILTS. Snaps from two of the leading mills of Lancashire. SALE PRICES. , Quilts Single Bed, 2/11. 3/11, 4/11. 5/11, 0/11. 7/11, 8/11, 10/6 *£ Three-quarter Bed, 5/11, 6/11, 7/11, 0/11 Home Druble Bed, 7/11, 0/11, 10/11, 12/6, 14/6, 17/6 TALES OF THRIFT IN EVERY LINE. TOWELS. TOWELS Are Toilet Necessaries. We have secured 270 dozen Towels from one manufacturer, and 374.1- lb. V/cight from another, and wo say frankly they were marvellous bargains such as we can scarcely hope to repeat. Hem aee the Sale Piuces : Some at 5/6, 9/-, 12/-, and 14/- per dozen. Others at 1/4, I/G, 1/8, 1/10, 2/-, 2/3, 2/6, 3/-, 3/6 and 4/6 each KIEKCALDIE' & STAINS (LIMITED), WELLINGTON and NAPIER, THE GOOD TIME COMING! (WHEN ?) 71;en drapers stick to solid facts. And tell no tarradiddles, r lien “'bargain lists’’ read more like tracts And loss like blooming riddles! fhen buyers got the things THEY want, And underneath their noses, re NEVER pushed with servile rant. Tea, perfumes, soap or roses! In short, when some folks I could name Begin to see more clearly. There MAY be cleaner to famo Than business bought too dearly! Just stop a moment once a while (There'll he another day to-morrow) And think; perhaps a change of style Would bring more joy thon sorrow! When tradesmen learn the “golden rule, ’ And in their business use it; And cense to grab like soma poor fool. And in the getting lose it! When wealth forgets to use its power To cm’-li some struggling shopper; And finds perhaps its brightest dower Is something more than copper! One point, before we close these rhymes, We want your kind inspection, Of special goods to suit the times We’ye got a flue selection. From fair Japan just now imported (You II please forgive these jingles!) Tea sets, vases, well assorted Designs confined to Pringle’s, For birthdays, w?ddinss, home del’ght They're just the things you're wanting; And when we say the price is "right," We’re very far from ranting! We know a little—yet not ALL— About Japan’s productions. And trust you’ll give an early call To view these bright seductions! PKINGLE 5 & IS AT 69. LAMBTON QUAY.

NEW PREMISES ON LAMgTON QUAY. "NEW ZEALAND TIMES" COMPANY (Limited) purpose erecting a Brick and Stone Building on the ground now occupied by their present wooden building. They are prepared to consider applications for tha lease |n one or two Shops of the following dimensions: —One Shop of 26 x <0 feet or two Shops of 12ft Bin x 40ft on the ground floor. Also, for space on the second and third floors of 26 x 50 feet. Apply to tbs MANAGER, "NEW ZEALAND TIMES" COMPANY (Limited), LAMBTON QUAY. THE "LANCASHIRE" FLAT - BED ' PERFECTING AND FOLDING MACHINE. Ordinary Type, Stereotype or Linotype may be used. Extract from the "Natal Mercury" of April 24, 1899: "It (the Lancashire FlatBed Machine) is truly a wonderful piece of machinery,'as to the inventive genius as the workmanship is to the engineering skill of the makers, Messrs T, Coulthard and Co., Preston. To see the copies of “The Mercury" tumbling out of the machine, all folded, ready for the public, was indeed marvellous." |~VNE of the above Machines is now of- ” fored for sale by the "New Zealand Times” Company, Limited, owing to the necessity of introducing a more rapid Rotary Printing Press, capable of printing 24,000 an hour. For particulars, apply to MANAGER. "Times" Office. Wellington. WORKERS COMPENSATION ACT, 1900. THE LOWEST RATES OF PREMIUMS IN THE COLONY Obtained at THE NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner of Featherston and Panama streets RALPH LEVOI. Manager.