OUR ADVERTISERS

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8180, 23 July 1912, Page 7

OUR ADVERTISERS

Silks and satins for day and evening wear are now being displayed at Klrkcaldle and Stains’. Beat dent a of Hataitai are notified that Mr W. B. Summers, grocer, will shortly open a store in Walton road. . At present all orders will be executed from Kilblrnic. Sinton’a sash oord grip for windows Is stocked by Briscoe and Co., who axe the agents. An assistant teacher (male or female) la required for the school for the deaf. Sumner, Christchurch. A freehold farm of 474 acres is for sale by Ollard and Lockett, Cambridge. The Railway Department has vacancies for a number of cleaners.

A competent man to take charge of the ribbon. lace, hosiery, and glove departments, is required by the DJ.O. Holiday trippers, motorists, etc., are Invited to equip themselves with a supply of Standard Ale.

F. P. Welch, Mnsterton, requires a tenant for a leasehold property of 2566 acres. Express trains stop long enough at Woodville station for passengers to have hot luncheons and teas.

Seasonable footwear for girls is stocked in tho latest styles by B. Hannah and

All claims against tho estate cf tko late Henry William Jones must bo forwarded to the Public Trust Office on or before September 30th. Tempting offers in neckwear, bear sets, ribbons, etc., are being made at To Aro House end-of-season sale. Dress bargains in velvets, tweeds, nun’s veiling, shirtings, eto„ are on view at C Smith’s winter sale.

Five-guinea tailor-made Costumes for three guineas; the same material, th* same cut, the same workmanship: why pay more? Note address: Siegel’s, Ladle*’ Tailor, 27, Manners street.—Advt,