Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Southland Times, Issue 18019, 15 December 1902, Page 4

W. LEWIS & CO. WILL OFFER DURING THE NEXT FEW DAYS UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS ' IN MEN’S CLOTHING f 1 1 A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF 150 MEN’S COLONIAL TWEED SUITS Materials drawn from the loading Mills of the Colony. The whole of this purchase has been secured at about ONE-THIRD off the usual price from the manufacturers, and we intend giving our customers the full benefit of this enormous discount, as the prices quoted will show— Usual Price 32s 6d, 37s 6d, 39s Gd Special Clearing Price ... 22s Gd, 27s 6d, 29s 6d These Suits are shown in all sizes, in great variety of colourings, are equal in style and effect to the best TAILOR-MADE GARMENTS. They fit in that particularly pleasing style so much desired and so rarely obtained in ready to wear Clothing. Each Garment is finished in the highest standard of workmanship, shoulder pads and hair cloth of the very best quality. There is a solid Bargain in every one of these Suits. W. LEWIS & CO, •INVERCARGILL, WYNDHAM AND GORE. A CHRISTMAS LETTER TO YOU. My Good Friends,— Some months ago, looking forward as we sometimes do,”wo secured a large quantity of Chromo-tinted Pictures which we intended practically for free distribution. There are no less than 25 different subjects, and as the pictures are 20 inches by 15, they are well worthy of a place in any hoirie. With an eye to increasing our popular and expanding business we are presenting to every person who spends 10s in our shop, one of these Choice Pictures. Your dress will be incomplete without a pair of nice Boots or Shoes. You will want to buy where the largest variety and best value can be obtained. We have already hea-d of some who are coming to purchase in the City Bout Palace, but you, in particular, we will be glad to see. We stake our reputation on the quality of our goods. ' S. M C DONALD, City Boot Palace.

Ci ' i McGBUEB, TAYLOR &CO W—- —- sr 21 WE ARE NOW SHOWING THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN it ! KID, SUEDE, FABRIC AND LACE CLOVES d Our 4-Dome “ DON KID GLOVE at 2s 6d is still without a rival. We have just [. opened a good line of 4-Button Suede Glove at 2s Gd. See them. Lisle Gloves in Blaok, , Tan, Grey, Beaver and- White, from 6d to Is lid. Black, Grey, Beaver and White Lace Gloves from fid to Is 6d. >■ ~~~ ” I, J i> A Nice Assortment of New Lace, Applique Silk and Sequin 3 Collars from Gd to Ils Gd. I. • - SUNSHADES AND UMBRELLAS In great variety. New Black, Sutin and Moire, Black and White and Coloured Sun- , shades, also a few Choice Floral Sunshades, the latest things. New Drawn Thread Embroidered and Hemstitched Handkerchiefs from 4d to 3s 6d. ’ Now Belts, Laces, Ribbons, Embroidery, Transparent Collars, etc, just to hand. M C GRUER, TAYLOR & CO. DIRECT IMPORTERS. ) 1 . SfM bonnincton’s <M |RISH moss WINTER COUGHS,BRONCHIA, INFLUENZA, FARMERS SHOULE MAKE IT THEIR BUSINESS TO SEE OUR STAND AT THE SHOW. ANOTHER PROOF THAT OSBORNE FARM IMPLEMENTS SUCCEED WHERE OTHERS FAIL. After having tested all the leading Reapers and Binders in the market, Peter Drummond, Esq, of Lauriston, Canterbury, who is one of New Zealand’s largest grain growers, decided that the OSBORNE BINDER was the BEST and gave his order at h e Christchurch Show for 10 OF THESE MACHINES. /A- 1 IN GRASS CROPS THEY HAVE PROVED TO BE THE BEST. THEY WILL HANDLE THE TALLEST GRAIN and are the LIGHTEST IN DRAUGHT. OSBORNE MOWERS, 4ft, 4ft Gin, and sft cut Hay Rakes, Sulky Spring Tooth Cultivators, Flexible and Reversible Disc Harrows, . Horse Hoes with or without ridgers. Every Machine Guaranteed to do what is claimed For it Owler Traction Engines : Hornsby. Portable Engines ; Hercules Gas and Oil Engines, Stationary, Hoisting, Portable and Marine ;D. New and Co.’s Engineers and Wood- r worker’s Machine Tools. V JAMES MACALISTER, SHOW ROOMS—DEE STREET, INVERCAPGILL. ’ I ENGINEERING WORKS—INVERCARGILL FOUNDRY, LEVEN STREET. I SOLE AGENT FOR SOUTHLAND.