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Southland Times, Issue 19004, 25 March 1903, Page 4

i Public Noticea '■" ■"■"''"• '" .'!"■ McCRUER, TAYLOR & GO. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. IT NEVER HABNS IN SOUTHLAND BUT IT POURS. The wintry weather of the past week has creatod quite a run on Seasonable Goods and large quantities are DAILY BEING REMOVED from our Store to tho houses of our customers. But we have made ENORMOUS IMPORTATIONS and ARE OPENING jFSE&ZEi^JBi: SOODS ZD^XXTX* SPLENDID VALUE IN MILLINERY, FURS, FLANNELLINGS, DRESS GOODS, SILKS, CORSETS, AS TO STYLE— OUR BUSINESS IS MANAGED BY A WOMAN ASD HER NAME IS ' f • . -= AS T o PR ,c E -w E R ,.co GMSE THAI DAME FASHION ■ SMALL SMALL LARGE EXPENSES x PROFITS = SALES AND ACT ACCORDINGLY. M C GRUER, TAYLOR AND Q®, J.E.WATSON & CO., Tho wo SOLE AGENTS for Otegp and Southland for the X;. 1 4»\ i& i r~ o> i " ci/STD ■ O i lift" I * co o JO^cS LtVcK Dii^UiiKo MOWERS, HAY RAKtiS, AND SICKLE GRINDERS Reepectfully invite farmers to inspect this season's machines before purchasing, elsewhere ■ 1 •'.: The hund reds of testimonials which the firm has received for these machines, like tbe following^ «|S» . for themselves: — ' . ■•■".;• Mortok Mains, Jane 21st, 1901. MESSRS J. E. WATSON & CO. , , *' . . ••'- .„■:.. „ . , _„. Doar Sirs,— Tho Binder which I purchased from yon this year baß given me every satiflfaction, and l amwell pleased with it. , I consider it a success botb in a light and a heavy crop. I have never operated a binder which worked bo well. - Youra faithfully, v .„•.••■ (Signed) JO?N AITCBKON.

NOW LANDING FOR THE SEASON. The experience of many trappers has been used in the buildiDg of this trap, which has been constantly improved and is justly as the most IIP TO DATE <U?l8 i %cP ikJFiHk I Ebc 1 '* ON THE MARKET. THIS YEAR'S TR 1 WILL BE FOUND • BETTER THim EVER IF YOU WANT— ~ A STRONG TRAP A LIGHT TRAP A SURE CATCH TRAP A POPULAR TRAP GET A " KIWI "EVERY TIME And insist upon getting it. Don't be put off with a weak imitation. SOLE IMPORTERS AND WHOLES ALE . AGENTS— THOMSON, BRIDGES? & CO., LTD, GENERAL. IRONMONGERS, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TCe desire at this time to attract special Attention to our Furniture Department. .For some years past this hug received our close personal supervision and our success has been beyond our most sanguine expectations. Hitherto our chief drawl ack has been \ want of space in our Show-rooms to properly display these goods, but as the Publip is aware, the alterations to our n&W ' Dee street premises are now being completed which will give us a j FURNITURE SHOW-ROOM ONE HUNDRED FEET LONG BY FORTY-TWO FEET WIDE. This is a spaco for display unequalled in any town in the Colonj', light and convenience have received special attention, and when ready for occupation we shall be able to welcome our Customers in a Warehouse worthy of the Town ahd District, with fat* greater facilities than our limited room has rendered possible. Upwards of Twenty hands ace directly employed in making and handling our Furniture. Local labour and local materials are Strictly adhered to where possible, in supplying every sort of demand v and high-class work is a speciality with us. When our stock is removed to the new premises wo shall take pleasure in giving a more '"^ detailed description of the Goods. f ;^ IRONMONGERS. SAW MILLER*. FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS.