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Southland Times, Issue 17483, 26 July 1915, Page 8

Public Notices. FOB: I Wise Men and Women Wfll Secure Their Future Wants* To-day. . Prices are still advancing and will go still higher. TAKE TOTE BY THE FORELOCK. SHOP AT THE D.I.D. GREAT SALE! 6 SPECIAL BARGAINS. 6 SPECIAL BARGAINS. LADIES’ ALL-WOOL PINE STRIPE FLANNEL BLOUSES— Usual Price, 13/6. SALE PRICE, 9/11. GIRLS’ FROCKS in Special Quality of Velvet, in Shades of Mole, Light Navy and Electric—Usual Price, 36in., 47/6; 39in„ 49/6. SALE PRICE, All at 25/-. 200 Dozen LADIES’ White HEMSTITCHED LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS—SALE PRICE, 6 fojr lO^d. 42in. CHIFFON in Black, White or Cream—Usual Price, 1/11. SALE PRICE, m&. SALE PRICE, 7%d. TUSSORE SILK, 34in. wide—Usually. 2/11; SALE PRICE, 1/11. Striped RADLANTA, 27in. wide—Usually, 1/11; Sale Price, 1/8. IN ALL DEPARTMENTS YOU SATE MONEY. D.I.C HIGH and RATTRAY STREETS. DUNEDIN. Geo. Crow .. Manager. ground Jurist Kime ? trw=fci & Z7Z '{Uu, 3S.NO CE.ME.N ■ s LIME is the Best Fertiliser for all Crops, and now is' the time to place your Order. The beneficial effects of LIMB can be seen for years after its application. It gives wonderful results when used for Top-dressing Pasture Lands. > is the best LIME procurable. The Price is a mere bagatelle. GROUND BURNT LIME, 20/- PER TON (P.O.R. Milburn only). Lime is bagged. No bagging charge. Sacks, 8d each; 6d credited on return, if in good order. Clients can supply own sacks—we prefer it. Size 46 x 24^. SHELL LIME (Loose), 15/- PER TON (f.o.r. Milburn or Dunback. If bagged, Sacks, 8d; Gd credited on return; and bagging, 2/- a ton. Usually taken loose. FREE RAILAGE up to 100 miles from Kilns, in lots not less than (> Tons. SPECIAL NOTE;—The Railway Department having converted nearly all their 6 Ton Trucks into 8 Tonners, farmers are requested to fix their orders as far as possible to meet this change. MILBURN LIME & CEMENT CO., Lt<L, 111 Cumberland SL, Dunedin. § SOME J. & W. § 8 PRICES m STEAD'S § ■, r 9WOOOOOOOOO SBHTB GLACE BALMORALS. BUVtsm and Iw, 13/s up to so/-. GENT'S Beosstl felly Modelled LORKB OLAJCB BALMORALS. ISA. GENT'S S3TTSIA. THICK - SOLED TAN COOKHAMSi 24/-. Nice Lot of FASHIONABLE ROUND TOE BOOTS AND SHOES, with wide SUk Laces, from 16/* to 22/S GENT’S WORKING BALMORALS, with or without plate* and nails from— »Q/S, icxoooooog hugs VABraursr or pabct bthap shoes from e/s to so/-. o ◦ gOOOOOOOOMUo o

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