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Southland Times, Issue 19036, 2 May 1903, Page 1 (Supplement)

, Public Notices THE~SUNNY SOUTH, A Northener remarking on the magnificent physique of Southlanders was assured that it was a case of mrvival of the fittest — the elimat© tilled off the weaklngß. On tho whole Southland is probably quite as healthy as any other part of New Zealand, lufc such visitations as the wintry snap of Monday night aro trying to even the most robust constitutions and it behoves all to adapt their clothing to tho ehaD»os of climate. We are now opening FRE«H SHIPMENTS of " IN ALL LINES— BLANKETS. QUILTS. FLANNELS. COSY, WOOLLY, WARM IN EIDER AND WADDED ALL - WOOL COLONIAL xr w i ■< „ , ... 4, .„ . FLANNELS IN ! New Zealand with and without fniis, for Blankets, RINrrP lipns White, Shetland, firoy and > CIWULfc hfcUb, Pink, f rom the for THREE-QUARTER BEDS, SINGLE BEDS, HOU RLE BEDS, ' MOSGIRL and ' THREE-QUARTER BEDS, COTS AND PRAMS, K&IAPOI MILLS, D JUBLE BEDS, Q uilia fw I>rame ' 4b lld > Mto 33 incheß wide , FROM FROM FROM 14s lid 6s 9d ! lOid UPWARDS. UPWARDS. i UPWARDS. MEN'S UNDERCLOTHING Manufactured from New Zealand Wool, plain aud ribbed, in medium and heavy weights. Long SleeveJ Singletr, 4s lid ; Pants 4s 6d ; Sox, Is, Is 3d, and Is 6d. Boys', Youths' and Men's Navy Blue Jerseys for the Football Season.

CARTER & CO. ? DEE STREET. i NEW GOODS IN SHOW ROOM CARTER <fc CO. are now flbowing a lovely assortment of ladiea', Maids' and Girls' Trimmed Hats. For Trimmed Millinery CARTER & CO. cannot be beaten in town. CARTEL & CO. for Trimmed Millinory, new Flowers, new Jackets, now Furs, new Muffp, new Wings, new Ornaments, new Hats, now Underskirts, ne* VValking Skirts, and Flannelette Underclothing in great variety. FANCY. | JUST LANDED :— A Choice Lot of all the Latest Novelties in (Moves, Laces, Ribbon Furs, Beaver Trimmings, Handkerchiefs, Embroidery, Belts ana Hoisery. MANCHESTER. i JUST OPENED :— A Lovely Lot of Blouao Flannelettes, all tho latest Designs, from 6d to Is 3d, come and see them ; Colonial Blankets for Single Beds, 129 6d ; C louial Blankets for Double Beds, 17s 6d, 19s 1 Id, 23s 6d, 30s, 355 ; Colonial Flannel iv Grey, Pink, and White, 10£ d per yard. DRESSES WE ARE SHOWING:— Some of the Loveliest Things in Town, Serges, Double-width, rom 6§d per yard to 3s 6d per yard, all tho leading shades ; Velveteens from Is 6Jd to 2s 6d, all the newest colours, also a nice lot of Floral Velveteens, 2a 6d per yard. CLOTHING. In this Department we are showing al{ the newest things in Hats, Ties, Collars, Shirts, Men's, Boys' and Youths' Colonial Tweed Suite, also a grand lot of Wool Underwear. Special Line. Men's Chesterßeld Waterproof Coats in Grey and Fawn, 18s 11<1 and 25a. This lin is well worth DOUBLE. 9 SRTSOOfC'S RUlLdltfOS. P,RB STBEBT INYEBCAROUJ. (1 C&upon. with each £lb) NEXT QUARTER'S DISTRIBUTION, 30th APRIL, 1903. £500 WORTH LOVELY PRESENTS SO SAVE YOUR COUPONS. £* ASK YOUR GROCER FOPt IT. SEASON'S SUPPLIES NOW- LANDING ORDERS ARE NOW BEING BOOKED. We again remind our clients that the "MOA" is right up to-difc particular, its reputation as the MOST ON THE MARKET, being more firmly established than ever. It is necessary that we should repeat oui warning against imitations which are offered as being "dust as Good." Why should you accept such ? INSIST UPON GETTING THE GENUINE ARTICLE Which hue an established reputation of fifteen years standing WHOLESALE &GBNTSGENMtAL IRONMONGERS, METAL AND CROCKERY MERCHANTS. DEE AND LEVEN STREETS, NEXT FBIKOB OF W&bM,