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South Canterbury Times, Issue 4981, 13 April 1889, Page 3

WADE AND SHEA HAVE to announce that they have re* ceived fresh shipments of Goods and have further extensive purchases to land in a few days, They are determined to keep in the fron rank, and to meet all competition they have marked their goods in Plain Figures at the same prices as sold in the large cutting establishments in Dunedin. We keep nothing but GOODS THAT CAN BE THOROUGHLY RECOMMENDED, being satisfied that quality must ensure a steady trade. We can LADIES’SHOES from ... 5s 6d LADIES’ ELASTIC SIDES, 6s 6d CHILDREN’S LINES equally cheap at all prices In Gentlemen’s Light Goods we have' a nice stock, and for our Country Clients can offer grand value in SHOOTING BOOTS, WATERTIGHTS BLUCHERS, &c., &c. A Speciality is our School Boot, PARAGON AND DEPENDABLE. Regular Ironclads, every pair absolutely Guaranteed. IN COLONIAL BOOTS, Zealandia Brand Every Fair Warranted. Wo can supply FINE WORK and FITTING in our Bespoke Department at very reasonable prices. WADE AND SHEA, Timarn. SYDENHAM HOUSE. WINTER SHIPMENTS. TCTOW LANDING, JLI New Seasons Stock of West of England and Bannockburn Tweeds, Worsteds, and Fancy Coatings; Also, — A Choice Selection of the Newest Shades and Patterns from the leading [.Colonial Mills. And having bought for cash, lam in a position to supply my patrons ith a Stylish, Wellfitting Garment, combined with Good Workmanship, at LOWEST BATES. Mercery, Hats, Gloves, Scarves,&c.—ln"this department will be found the Latest Novelties imported direct. Just Received—A large Stock of Waterproof Coats, Uewn seams, with and without capes, also Umbrellas, Travelling and Buggy Rugs, SPECIALITIES. A large variety of Habit Ulster and Jacket Cloths to select from, also New Woollen Cords and Saddle Tweeds for the Hunting Season. FIT GUARANTEED. •ifc-.SP’ Wi. WADDELL MERCHANT TAILOR, & IMPORTER, SYDENHAM HOUSE, Main North Road, THE CHURCH STREET CASH STOStE IS SELLING Good Derwent Potatoes at 7a 6d per bag. A FEW DOZEN TARGUSK’S JAM STILL LEFT AT 5/6 DOZEN. 6 20lb Jars of Targuso’s Jam to be sold cheap. THE BEST- OF FRESH BUTTER, BACON, AND CHEESE As usual at LOWEST PRICES. DAVID HOUSTON, THE CHURCH STREET CASH STORE. •JJOBERT BOWIE SUTTER’S BUILDINGS. B I L 1 Will offer during this Week all Job and odd Lines left over from the Sale at a great Sacrifice. . W. NAPIER CABINET-MAKER. (Next Shamrock Hotel.) FURNITURE CHEAPER THAN EvER, NO REASONABLE CASH OFFER i, REFUSED. a This is a genuine announcement as the publi may find cut by visiting tho above establishment.