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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10716, 15 March 1911, Page 1

i 50 SAMPLE JUGS. BEST ENCUSH WARE, BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED IN SHADED COLORS AND COLD \ 1 Pint ........; Is 3d Each. I£..Plnt 1s 6d Each. 2 Pint 1s 9d Each. DON'T MISS THIS OFFER. COTTRELL'S <th. ME s S tr EE t,. -..'; ! SCORCHER «£*« m. •m 1 fzsMm Kii ill!/ Mm \-*- money-saving. The following lots represent the most RADICAL BARGAINS yet offered. Assortment" of Ladies' Shoes and Slippers; regular . to 8s 6d— flhyrpair, 2s lid • J";,... •■. lot 2. .-.: ■:-'. ; ;': ; ;;^^v^/;.Assbrtmeiit Ladies' Shoes; regular :6d : to3SsW4-- ';:/^;..::;::;;v>Any:'pair r ..5s ... . LOT 3. Assortment of Ladies' Boots and Shoes; regular prices, : l-2s 6d- to 17s Gd— ' Any pair, 7s 6d --,.£ . LOT 4. Assortment -Ladies' and Cents' Boots and Shoes; regu- , lar prices, 15s to 20s— Any pair, 10s (NEARLY OPPOSITE POST OFFICE). THINKING OF BUYING _ A RANGE? Then you will act wisely if your thoughts direct you to in- . quire into the merits of the fIDIaIMPION ""RANGE' ✓ [before making the installation/ Wo iilon't say that you can't bo happy without Do say that &bii-3^Urf6eV^^ppier J -wfth l >it.''' We can w that it |j v fuel "ahd :i look t better"and'give than any other Rangoon tne/matket. .a;■'..? 'Send;for aCatalogue. —_.., [afiSIII UJIfflW 'A BRINSLEY JSpiSO., LTD., IRONMONGERS, Cumberland' Street, Dunsdin. LATEST WEAVES IN ■:% ■■ r u- AND ii^a^i^ia^aaitMSi fW& NEW CHEVIOTS in Plain Colors and *, Heather Mixtures, 42-48 in. wide — . 2s'6d, 2s Hd, 3s 6d yard. ARMURE CHEVIOT FRIEZE—a new material foi Smart Costumes —in newest tones of Grej, Mole,; Electric, » 'Biown, Green, and Eucalyptus, | 50in. wide— 3s 11d yard. - „ DONEGAL TWEEDS and MIXTURES in choice coloimga and effects, 50-54 m. wide— 3s Ild, 4s 6d yard. DUNEDIN. NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS in Donegal and Harris effects, reserved exclusively to the'D.l-C, 44in. wide— 3s 11d, 4s 11d yard. GENUINE 'IRISH DONEGAL and HARRIS TWEEDS, a superior hand-wove fabric unexcelled for hard. w,car, in new-Heather effects —» 49s 6d, 63s and 75s the Costume length. EXCLUSIVE COSTUME LENGTHS, exact reproductions of the genuine Harris and /Irish Tweeds, in all the prettiest .mixtures and effects—,M , ~ _ ' .■"". "355"6"d, 49s 6d, 63s the length. WRITE'FOR PATTERNS.—A Free Range will be forwarded, Post F^ee,: upon application. __ s " _>■- '_..:■■-..:,.■'' * ■'.g'■;>.'

■'■■'? GIV& SATISFACTION.; FOR tHE FARM: - '":. Grasses and Clovers '-■■•- '■' Swjede Turnips (varieties), Yellow-' fleshed Aberdeen Turnips,; White-fleshed Imperial Green ! Globe, Devon Greystone, Lin-' coin R«d Globe, Broadleaf, Es , : f Rape, Etc., Etc. FOR THE CARDEN: . Cabbage, Celery, and Lettuce Plants. Bedding Plants —Lobelia, Asterß. Phlox, Stocks, Verbena, etc., etc. SOIL FUMICAN"*; Apterite. Apterite. f'-ertain Retneuy for Slugß, Wire-worm,-Grass Grub, etc. .. . ARSENATE OF LEAD .vents Ravages of Leaf-eating Inßects. I.AWN MOWERS, SPRAY t'UMPB. Etc. * 9 OWDEN & TyjONCRIEFF, -.., rrlnoess Street,:- Dunedln. £IOO to £IO,OOO. ON COUNTRY AND CITY FttEß HOLDS, On; Extremely Reasonable Ternm Apply-.to any Agency of the GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DR PARTMENT. J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Cocrmimioner.

j:JQß ; : ;Presents -you will .find al£ the )■'"'::: Latest "■ Perfumery","*" Lavender> ;3p#tftr4. r Eaji'iderGolbgnestSoaps, SniellPdmarl f es," :: iD'iioe , arid Powders, HairJJrushes and Combs, at SEWEEfrS Drug Store. ' ~ -.'•', v JUST Landed—A' consignmetn? of Carnatqiy.,Talcum w |' = B?^T' ! ¥fiav'j2'g7"prewntirsTinlrarts and chapping, lovely after bathing, la tin, at J. R. SEWELL'S, Chemist. IF yov. want Sparklet Syphons and ■ Sparklets for. Summer Drinks, obtain same from SEWELL'S Drug Store. DESCRIPTIONS Let me remind JL you that I dispense Prescriptions no matter who your doctor is. I have all the drugs and chemicals, the best and purest money can procure. All medicines dispensed according to the doctor's prescription by duly qualified chemists. J. R. SEWELL, Registered' Chemist; Thames St. (on the bridge). N ACCORDANCE with arrangeL merits with the POSTAL DE- NPARTMENT MUNRO'S COACHES will run as follows: , From Ist JANUARY, 1907 ' : Kurow to Omarama, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAY, 8 a.m.; returns • MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, at noon. From Ist JANUARY to Ist MAY each year — Kurow to Lake Pukaki, via Benmore, and Omarama, WEDNESDAYS, 8 a.m.; returns THURSDAYS, 7 a.m. Booking Office at Kurow. Fares and Parcels must be prepaid. Good bait stables at Kurow, where saddle and harness horses and buggies may be hired for the day. week, cr journey. Horses broken to saddle or harness. All care but no responsibility. T. A. MUNRO, Proprietor.