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Southern Cross, Volume 9, Issue 4, 27 April 1901, Page 8

WESNEY BROTHERS’ Cash Sale IS NOW IN Full Swing, BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Crockeryware reduced Glassware reduced Chinaware reduced Stationery all reduced A pile of Boxes of Note Paper and Envelopes —usual selling price Is 6d to 2s, reduced to 6d the box. Silver Brooches reduced Wedding Presents reduced A SAMPLE— E P. Cruet 255, reduced to 17s 6d Brushes and Combs reduced Iron Trunks reduced Travelling Bags reduced Pipes all reduced Fingering Wools all reduced Iron Saucepans and Stewpans reduced Enamel Saucepans and Stewpans reduced A Tray of Photo. Frames, 6d each ; grand value. Enamel and China Candlesticks reduced Chamber Sets reduced Vases reduced German Accordeona reduced Tennis Racquets reduced Lamps reduced Clocks reduced Big Bargains at our Windows and Doors, these are eye-openers. Preserve Bottles reduced Table Forks and Spoons reduced Dessert Forks and Spoons reduced Teaspoons reduced Milk Jugs reduced Sugar Basins reduced A Basket of Envelopes, 2d per packet, Glass Cake Dishes reduced Jelly Dishes reduced Pie Dishes reduced Pudding Bowls reduced Sugars and Creams reduced Fern Pots reduced A Basket of Envelopes, 3d per packet. Toy Perambulators reduced Common Prayers and Hymns reduced Bottles of Scent all reduced Last year’s volume of Good Words for 6s 6d Last year’s volume of Leisure Hour for 6s 6d Last year’s volume of Sunday at Home, 6s 6d Last year’s volume of Chums for 6s 6d Last year’s volume of Boys’ and Girls’ Own Annuals for 6s 6d SALE LASTS FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. Call while the Bargains are going at Wesney Bros , 5 YEARLY CHEAP CASH SALE. ONIONS AND POTATOES. ONIONS —Splendid sample, good keepers, hard and sound, low price. New potatoes in any quantity to suit, arriving daily from Christchurch and local growers. Prices on application to McKAY BROS., Exchange Sale Rooms, Esk street. IMPORTANT TO JAM MAKERS. WE are again appointed sole agents in Invercargill for the Teviot and Alexandra Fruit Growers’ Association, and have Peaches, Apricots, Plums, Tomatoes, etc., arriving daily. Orders now being taken for Jam and Preserving. McKAY BROS., Exchange Sale Rooms, Esk Street. A SPLENDID line of Wheat just to hand, also Barley, Pollard, Bran, Chaff, Oats, Mill Seeds, eto. McKAY BROS., Exchange Sale Rooms. HARVEST FESTIVAL DON ST. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Harvest Thanksgiving Services to-morrow. Preachers : 11 a.in., Rev. J. E. Jones ; 6.30 p.m.. Rev. T. H. Lyon. THURSDAY, MAY 2nd, The Harvest Cantata, A Daughter of Moab, Will be rendered by the Choir assisted by friends. Conductor —Me W. Field. To be followed by Coffee Supper. TICKETS, le. To Commence at 7.45 pm. Southern Cross Subscription: 4s 6d a year, if bought from Agents or Runners. Posted, 6s 6d,