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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8090, 7 January 1903, Page 2

WILLIAM BEE'S GBAND XMAS : show. •UR Grand Collection of SEASONABLE ©AINTIES, for the coming festive season, •is the'feature of the town. Our premises ■ in Thames, Tyne, -and Itchen streets are • ' attracting more people than even "'' ' THE CLOCK TOWER. In every corner people are strolling round looking at the new goods, and there is that true Christmas movement and buzzing hum that is so pleasant at this season of the year. People of all classes, in one steady stream from morning till night, are picking and choosing from our lovely stock, many of them at the same time SMACKING THEIR LIPS. ' Ami it is enough to make one's mouth -water. Here are a few only of our new goods, jotted down at random: —Peak Frean's -wonderful wafers and sweetmeats, ohocolate bananas, cholocate in every shape and form, machine-cleaned dried fruits, Pate de fois gras, truffles, Keiller's real Dundee marmalade, Mango, Quava, and other jellies, French confectionery, Cross and Blackwell's unbeaten condiments, jams, and preserves, bon-bon crackers, fresh brands of pie fruits, perfumery, scented soaps, Christmas presents and delicacies in as great profusion and variety as they can be got in London. Then, not far away, close handy in fact, on the same comfort-ably-situated and conveniently-arranged basement floors, we have arranged an entirely new stock OF SPLENDID CROCKERY - - AND GLASSWARE. This department teems with, all sorts of goods suitable for Christmas presents. Here you will get SIMPLICITY, BEAUTY, UTILITr. But please do not all come at once for a strike is imminent among our counterhands if the present rush continues. COME EARLY and, by doing so, avoid the crush and take -the pick of the basket. -WILLIAM BEE THAMES, TYNE, AND ITCHEN STREETS. 333E313! ARE NOW SHOWING IN WINDOW NEW TTESc WHITE FANCY AND CRUSH SHIRTS: 4 s 6 D '5 s '5 s 6 D '6 s '6 s 6 i) - Pl s 6 D 'lMP'2 s '2 s r PANAMA HATS: 6 S '6 S 6M S 6 DTTALLENSTEIN T>ROS M.MTADGEN. Manager. HALF PRICE. All CARDS, CALENDARS, and BOOKLETS left unsold are now offered at HALF PRICE ERASER'S. NEW BOOKS, 2s 6d in Paper and 3s 6d in Cloth. A. W. Mason—"Four Feathers." Bloundel Burton—-Fate of Walsec." Edeu Philpotts—"The River." Stewart —"Son of God." Mary Cholmondeley—"Moth and Rust." Le Quex —"The Unnamed." Frank Bullen—"The Whaleman's Wife."" David Lyall—"Bells of Portknockie." Richard Baeot —"Donna Diana." s. d. Ccnan Doyle. "Great Boer War" (completed) ... 7 6 Art Journal Almanac 1902 3 0 Good Words Volume 8 6 Sunday Mastazine Volume ... ... 8 6 of the Year 2 6 _)enney—"Death of Christ" 7 0 Ramsay—''Education of Christ" ... 3 0 Campbell's Letts', and Collin's Dairies for 1903. COMMERCL-LL and HOUSEHOLD STATIONERY of Even- Kind at . VERY LOW PRICES.. IMPORTANT and POPULAR NEW ■ BOOKS to Arrive in a Few Days. s. d. De Wet's History of the War in South Afrk.i 7 0 - 't.Barrie's The Little White Bird, l 2s 6d and ... 3 6 fiafoh Connor's Glengarry Days, 2s '--- 6d and ... ' 3 6 ORDERS BOOKED. Tjl E A S E B, BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, Itchen Street.