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Colonist, Volume XLVI, Issue 10915, 5 January 1904, Page 1

, 1 He who works and runs away, m % Will live to work another day. m--1 Runaway Time is Here. | /Runaway Traps are Here. 1 f Steamer Rugs lbs 66. to sOs. 1 1 Steamer Trunks 21s to 40s. I i Dress Suit Cases 21s to sOs. I I iPortmanteaux 7s 6d to 21s. B 1 Gladstone Bags 2Os to 80s. B I Kit Bags 22s 6d to 355. 1 I Brief Bags 4s 6d to 18s. J I Valises 10s 6d to 22s 6d. I I Top Ccats 22s to 50s. 1 £ Raincoats 50a, 60s, 70s. J I Norfolk Jackets 12s 6d to 255. m I Neglige Shirts 3s 6d to 6s 6d. m \ Pyjamas 6s 6d to 355. I Panama and Straw Hats Is to 50s. % 1 Caps Is, Is 6d, 2s, 2s 6d. | 1 SHORT & SON, j w^k Specialists in Men's Wear, Central Hardy St. dSm TUI, MGA, HUIA, & m |J! A Q GOLDEN NUGGET -L JlUJ±.£s The following are some of the Winners of our Half-yearly Competition, ending June SOfch, 1908 :— Mr J. G. Hankins, Manukau, £10 Mrs K. Andrewa, Renwiok, 5s Miss I. Giblin, Wanganui, £8 Mrs J. D'Ath, Ofcaki, 5b Mr J. W, Rippin, Levin, £6 Miss Laura Witton, Greenstone, 2s 6d Mrs E. A. Wells, Woodstock, £4 Mr E. G Sloss, Upper Motupiko 2s 6d Mrs P. K. Patton, Levin, £3 Mrs F. Clare, Patea, 2s 6d Mrs M. Burger. Kumara, £2 Mrs C. Jenkins, Wai-iti, 2s 6d Miss Lena MoEnroe, Westport, £1 Miss Bertha Bergman, Kaniere 2s 6d Mr H. Wioken, Reef ton, 10s Mrs G. Gibbs, Motupiko, 2s 6d' Mrs T, \yatson, Palmerston North, 10s Mrs 0, Aydon, Nelson, 2s 6d Mrs E. Dew, Masterton, 10s Mrs R. G. Craig, Maryborough 2s Mrs L. W. P. Carter, WoodviUe, 10a Mrs A. E. Coleman, Motupiko 2s 6d Miss Parsonage, Wellington, 10s . Mrs G. Sloss, Upper Motupiko' 2s 6d Mrs Mason, Waikanae, 10s Mrs T. ?rosnahan, Blenheim 2s 6d Mrs G. Wright, Foxton, 10s Mrs F. i- Coleman, Mouipiko 2s 6d Mrs Sweeney, Seaelifie, Otago, bti : Miss Wotton, Paraparaum. 2s 'ed Mrs Edwin Butt, Shannon, 5s Miss W. F. Coleman, Motupiko 9s 61 Miss J. Smith, Seddonville, 6s Mrs Norman Ross, Halcombe, "- j I " Mrs J. Sloss, Nelson, 5s Mrs John Biggs, Tadmor, 2s Yd Miss F. Huddlestone, Seddonyille, 5s Miss Pattie Irwin, Waipawa, 2s 6<i Mrs F. Granger, Fozhill, 5s Mrs A. Langridge, Wanganui, 2s 6d Mrs Jane Young, Picton, 5s Mrs John Dunn, Greytown North 2s 6d Master L, Pedrazzi, Ross, 5s Mr G. B Richards, Waimanearoa 2s fid Mrs C. Long, Blackball, 5s Mrs Wilkins, Waverley, 2s 6d Miss Beatrioe Hoult, Wai-iti, 5s Mrs McSweeny, Taihape, 2s 6d Mrs C. Dillon, Canvastown, 5s . Mrs 5.7. Newport, Motupiko, 2s 6d ANOTHEITcOMPETITIOJSr IS NOW OPEN FOB A FUBTHER SUM OF =850. ENDING DECEMBER Ist, 1908Besides giving Coupons, we gnarantee our Teas the Best Value on the Market. Ask your Grocer for our Teas, and insist on having* them. CASTLE TEA CO-7 Proprietors, 81, Featherston-streefc, Wellington. -■-V • o nt • ST&ISDABD FIRE &ND MASINK Dyeing & Cleaning insurance ooSfiSi " « • J ° ° NBW ZEALAND. WANTED KNOWN— That we have « nrci ~ — appointed MR 0. MITCHELL; NELSON BRANCH, Fruiterer, Trafalgar-street, Nelson, our « ArT ' .' „ Agent. Tf»I»B, MARINE, and GUARANTEE Articles can be done and delivered in ■*-_ Policies issued at current rates, fourteen days, . mfluenHal Colonial Proprietary, Prompt ;and liberal settlement of A- ROBERTSON, clßims - F a bai™™* Perth Dye Works. J B^BAMFORD. Agent Ghuanee-street, near Cuba-street, j "' 2838 Weiiinoton,, [

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