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Southland Times, Issue 13739, 28 April 1897, Page 4

Public’ Notices —- - - ~ Jv, '• • • Personal Buying in Britain z ’ ? ■- -t B— » I ? It is very gratifying to us to find our efforts so much appreciated, to supply goods unusually choice in character and quality at moderate prices. Nothing we can say for ourselves can advertise our New Stock so effectively: as the Ladies who ‘have seen it advertise for U'. The great variety, - the choice- quality, ’ and the charming designs,-combined with ■ moderate prices ’ of Mantles, Millinery and Dress Goods at The Exhibition, are matters upon which all Ladies Who have seen them are agreed. ‘ ' - - Our reputation for excellence in quality and value in all household goods is maintained. Carpets, Cretonnes, Table- Linens, Quilts, Tray Cloths, in fact, every article Into which design enters, has been carefully selected, everything is very choice, and in many cases very cheap. Cur Tailoring Department was never so fully stocked with high class goods of all descriptions for Men’s and Boys’,Wear. We thank our customers much for their encouragement and support. THOMSON& BEATTIE. EASTER JQLIUYS. J. D. McGRUEB AND 00. Have pleasure in advertising the arrival of Large Shipments of New Goods for the Easter Holidays.. Direct dealing with the best manufacturers enables usto - give our Clients the very best value that Raady Money can procure. LADIES’ W.P. CLOAKS In Navy, Black, Brown, and Greys, from 17s 6d to 37s 6d each, in Highland and Trilby shapes Ladies’ Black Cloth Jackets in the New Cloth and Shapes, from 155.t0 30s each Immense Variety of Ladies’ Capes, Trimmed Fur, Jet and Astrachan, from 15s to 35s each . • nr. Beautiful Long Fur Boas in Dark Brown, at 10s 6d to 17s lid each; honestly worth . double the money . ...... White Fur Boas for the Little Girls, at Is and Is 3d each Large Stock of Girls’ and Maids’ Ulsters in the 1 New Tweed Effects ; also W.P. Cloaks in 24 to 51 inches long MILLINERY ! MILLINERY I I Childien’s, Girls’ and Maids’ Millinery just opened in all the New Styles, Cream, Fawn and Cardinal being the prevailing Colours All the Newest and Nicest Styles in Ladies’ Sailor Toques, and other Fancy Shapes in Straw and Felt Ospreys, Wings, Ostrich Feathers, Quills, and Jeb Sprays in great variety Ladies’ Combinations in Merino, Flannelette, and all Wool, at reasonable prices Ladies’ Woven Divided Skirts, from 9s 6d to 15s each Ladies’ Corsets in all the New Makes, from 2s 6d to Ils 6d pair J. D. MGRUER & CO., READY- MO NEY DRAPERS CORNER DEE AND ESK STREETS. THS fcW ZEALAND HARDWARE CO., LTD MOA MOA RABBIT STREET, INVERCARGILL RABBIT TRAP TRAP Carry large land well-assorted Stocks of Bir k and Galvanised Fencing Wire, Barb Wire, Stapdardsi Sheep, Ba bb and Fowl Netting Cemeat, Lime, G.C. Iron g Sheet Lead, Ranges, plain, beaded, and tile Registers. Oik—Paints in Oil, Turps>nd Dry Colours, Varnishes, Turps, Terebine Sash “ Tools, Paint Brushes. Coke and Charcoal Tinplates, Block Tin, Pig Lead, Plain and Galvanised Sheet Iron Builders Sundries, uding Axles, Springs, Rims, Spokes, Hubs, Naves Felloes, &c.,&c Crucible Steel, W.re Roes, Drill Steel, Blasting Powder, Dynamite, Picks, Shovels, &c. Plow and Leading Chains, Hamei, Snaps, Oitnbi, B usHd, .Ciupnit Oil Rope, &o. MOA LAWN”MOWERS. These are the Best and Cheapest Mowers in the market. Retail from al Ironmongers, 25s each. THE NEW ZEALAND HARDWARE 80., ITS, Don Street, Invercargill

NOTICE. jpERSONS trespassing on FIVE RIVERS ESTATE in pursuit of GAME will be prosecuted without further notice. TO LEND ON FREEHOLD PROPERTY, F. V? RAYMOND, SOLICITOR. FREE GIF 100,000 SURATUBA TEA PICTOBIAL PUZZLES SUBJECTS: " DON’T SHOUT, Marm I ” (A Railway Incident) " This Way to the ’Orpstitle, Gents! ’’ (Cricket Subject) • In Difficulties” (Yachting Subject) A Scottish Hero ’’ (The Danger of Kilts) ■ A FEROCIOUS Husband ” (An Aiternoon Tea Subject) (Old Grandad Taking Pills ” (Medical Subject) •< The Boy and the Barber ” (Tonsorial Subject) ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THEM. These Interim Gifts are presented pending the arri va of the GIFT TEAPOTS. The sales of SURATURA TEA are increasing by (to quote Sir Julius Vogel) “ leaps and bounds,’’ proving that the oft-repeated virtuesof Snratura Tea—viz., its purity, its strength, its freshness, its economy—have been duly appreciated by discriminating housekeepers and other consumers, who, after-all, are the real experts in Tea, , , NOTE—The Auckland Weekly News of 27th Febru* ary says:— •> Indian tea report states that the plague has stopped all buying at Bombay.” • Surature Tea is NOT blended with Indian or Chin Tea. MRS J. M. WILSON, Post Office Hotel, Welling ton, says:—“ Having received so much benefit from the use of Loasby’s ' WAHOO,' I think it is only right to say so, and I certainly ;reconnnend it to any one whoml find suffering from that distressing complaint Ind igestion.” Loasby’s “ Wahoo ” (price 2s fid From all Chemists and Storekeepers. Sole Manufao turers and Proprietors: Loasby’s “ Wahoo ” Manufao Hiring Company, Ltd, Great King street, Dunedin