Public Notices GEORGE LUMSDEN, ) -S« BTRK KT IN VEUCAKGII.L, Watchmaker and Jeweller. Though ..chert isemoatsgrow stale f >r want of a timely elnngc, THIS hTOCK in *lways changing so docs not g> ow stale. Experience teaches that t> e best ad\er isunent is The Value which Customers Receive for their Money The Management nly on this and bud that it does not fail thorn. NEW GOODS m LARGE VARIETY Specially suited for PRESENTATION AND WEDDING GIFTS Just Opened out ex “Gothic.” SPECIAL FOR WHOM IT MAY CONCERN— The late Mr Lumsden had a penchant Lr buying W.\TCHE J —alwaj Go d Watcln-', and the MaiiP.ge.mcni/ dibcoverel, uput from tlic genera itoek, s owed away in drawers and cases, a large mim'iji' of Watches, am (Id timers, but all Good and Serviceable. These will he s>'ld UNDER COST, in many instances 25 per cent, under CO3
ro R Soalitj READY TO WEAR FAsmossrs BLOUSES. Smart Flannel Blouses in Hoots, Che !cs rml Moral fll'.v ts, newest ideas in Memes and I'l-mts copied troiu French models, 83 lid, 11s 9d, 15a lid Velvet- and Corduroy Blouses. In New Shade;. We are now s,bowing many r: ally up-to-date Fa>iiirns at moderate prices 14s Bd, 19s 6d Japanese Silk Blouses for Tinner and Evening wear, an immense uirlc.y, daintily trimmad laces, .mmions, Kmbroidetics, ic 9s lid, Us 9d, 12s 6d F V.s^ rv a & fq §UALIt> ELECTIVE NOVELTIES. IN Nuns Veiling and Wool iSe Blouses, lls 9d, 13s lid. MALI £ GO WE AGAIN ASK PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO OUR
FURNITURE I3dn<r now Possessed of an Up-to-date FURNITURE FACTORY with nil the 'latest .MaclPnety, recently impel tc*r| fro •> Hritain f ,r the production i f tl.e Vi'JlY BUST WORK, at dm 1 O'-V E J .T BRICES, we arc in t. position to Mi;vly jou will) Mo.lent Artistic Furniture L> the very bast advantage. No occasion to b;ing furniture i ■ Nom outside distiicts W«produce the 11M BKU at our own M ills, aud make it up at our own Factory, thus producing at the lowest cost, and employing labour in Southland and Fnvereai gill BUILDING ■ MATERIAL A SPECIALITY llio Largest ami best asset led stocks of Native and Imported TIMBER Sawn and Manufactured, Totara, Black Pine, Red and White Pine, Kauri, Blue, Red and Grey Gum, Ironbark, D eals, etc., etc. GKO. Iron, Cement, Doors & Sashes Ridging, Spouting, .Down Pipe, Nails, Hydraulic aud Ordinary LimeRanges (all makes), Grates, Tile Hearth , Paint, Colours, Varnishes, locks Hinges and ail small Ironmongety. vti V\ In Great Profusion. GUNS & CARTRIDGES for lire Shooting Season. LAMPS & LANTERNS- -Now arriving fo Autumn & Winte ALL FENCING REQUISITES Black and Galvanized Wire, Barbed Wire and Staples SPLIT FENCING POSTS. WIRE NETTING. Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights Will find our stocks contain all their requirements. Hickory Wheel Goods’! Bar, Shoe and Sheet Iron and Steel, Nails and Rasp s, Machine for Upsetting Tyre Beading, Drilling, Screwing, M and i ills, Swage Blocks, and all tools of the trade. BROAD, SMALL & CO
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Southland Times, Issue 19805, 26 April 1906, Page 1
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