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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11958, 11 June 1907, Page 1

!Gw__as_a__w ih <i _.r n.H_iiHWni_ wii'iui nr i" ) _@f______ss^gs_s___asis__.«_s_is_^ 1 1 Save Money on Dress Goods ■ i H| The advantages of buying at Strange's § IW are seen most plainly of all in the dress I Mm goods departments. The selection is the I BH widest In New Zealand— every desirable I JUj fabric is shown. Our great volume of § 111 business enables us to buy and sell so 1 ! lil closely that we can offer you goods at very 1 ill little above usual wholesale prices. Satis- i 111 faction or your money back. | IM 421n " DRESS TWEEDS, in greys, checks ga and stripes— all shades: splendid value, MB 1/1 U and 2/6 a yard. I H . Mf? <DßESSl *WEEDS,inchecks,stripes J WM mixtures and the papular tartan effectsMS fabrics we fcannot too highly recommend I H 2/11 and 3/6 a yard. ! H DRESS SERGES, indigo blue, fast color, I H thoroughly shrunk, 42in. wide, upwards |H from 1/6 _ a. yard. |P Send for free samples— it will pay you, W_ STRANGE & Co. Ltd., I CHRISTCHURCH. I JB_, W- GREGG & CO. gttf Prrr S P_^^^^^^w^^^X_^^SM end Certificates <\ """ "EAGLE" STARCH.— Amongst other numerous testimonials, Messrs Arohibald Clark & Sons, makers of the popular Zealandia Shirt, say;—' Your ! Eagle ' Starch is now used in our laundry with tqa beet posEible results, and we can eenfidenily state It is a first-class starch, and suitable for all Jaundry purposes." W. GREGG & CO., Limited, COFFEE, PEPPER, SPICE, AND STARCH MANUFACTURERS, i Rattray Street and Peltchet Bay, DUNEDIN.

POTATOES. f Table Potatoes, really choice quality.] Consignments Australian, Tim- j aru, Oamaru, and Nelsons. Wg recoianiend these to our Customers. NEALE & T-TADDOW. GO TO— EASTCOTT'S IF you require anything in the way of j. ure Drugs, Ghemioais, Photographio Goods, or Photographio Solutions made up, EASTCOTT'S IS THE S&OP where overy thing is new. No old stook on hand. Dispensing a Speciality. Having been constantly engaged for the p&3t 25 years as Dispenser h some of the leading medioal men and hospitals at Home and in the Colony, you can rely on having your preEcriptions carefully and oorreotly -Jrepared with pure drugs at EASTCOTT'S. Orderß by posi or telephone will reoeive prompt attention. Any article not in stook procured bf first post without extra oharge. T. EASTOOTT Chemist, Etcu, HARDY-STREET, NELSON Opposit a W. Rout & Sons bS&ARTMENTj FACT No. I. The OHA — :--tfb OF THE STATE goe& >m every Policy issued Ilf Ihe apartment. Evbby jpgnon insured under its conditions reßts absolutely secure, firmly asfored that whatever may happen tke fall value of his polioy is as certain to be paid when the claim accrues as that the sun shall rise in the morning. Taranaki & fhe North. N' ICE HOMESTEAD near N_w Ply, mouth; 130 aores good undulating country, warm and sheltered, well watered ''and well drained ; 16 aores just sown in turnips,||l4 aores new grass ; good roomy house. Price £1650, of wbioh a great part may remain at 5 per cent. Possession 31s: Deoember. CHOICE PASTURE FARM of 736 acres. 316 freehold, 420 leasehold with long term at low rent, renewal covenants, and compensation for ; mprovements ; most conveniently situated and olimatio conditions perfeot. Prioe, €4500; terms to suit. North Taranaki. GRAZING & AGRICULTURAL FARM of 1i.7 aores superior limestone and volcanic country, situated in the Raglsn distriot, and near the ooast. About 600 acres in pasture, now carrying 350 sheep, 200 lambs, 130 castle, 9 horses. Conveniea dwellinghouse and ali necessary outbnUd ings. Price £3 10b per acre. T7IXCELLENTBUSH FARM, 28 milse •Hi north of New Plymouth ; 1210 aores wholesome p&f a oountry, equally adapted for cheep and otttle ; 800 acres in good grass. Price, £5250; terms to suit SHEEP & CATTLE FARM of 2700 acres, Central Taranaki. oonsisting of saperior papa country, easy hills and good valleys, fertile, warm, and well sheltered. 900 not. s in pood g**bs now carrying 1250 cheep (SUO being t we ; with lambs) and 200 ca .t>e. Very r :nr»-rate price, Stock v&'iuaiku; ii dutir«d. F. P. CORKILL, LAND AGENT,