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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13507, 29 August 1912, Page 1

t Buy Your Office Stationery From JACKSON •& CO;-; LIMUKD.

' WANTED. Advertisements art inserted in thto column at the rate of Twenty words for One Shilling. Three instn 1 tions, half-a-crown; six insertions, four shillings and sixpence; fwt Cash only; if booked, one shillln;,' each insertion. "WANTED: Writo for list of over 109 second-hand Motor Cycles, 40 Csirc, several Mo'nn lima.-, up. feet •50ft., muv and .second-hand iLuine'jKn-* Silica and Machinery, tor saif;.— LAW-« KENCE'S N.Z. MOTOR- EXCHANGE, 123 -Lower Hi^h Strwt, CHRISTCHURCH. ilOfi ENGLISH-BUILT C.v«k-s, bea»T ■ fKJIXf tifuljy finishH .iivl lined itt colours, fitted with 12 »i;:ul.^ gnu-ran-* t<>wl Tyres. Brooks' Saddle, " Jtoynotef. chain, l^reo wheel and brakes, £G 10&? remarkable va.uc. — LAW LU^NCE'S iSi.Z. MOTOR EXCHANGE, 128, Lowe* High Street, CHRIS'IVHOIiCif. WANTED. FARMERS' SEPARATOR CREAM. WE take Cream in *by qwintity^-Mket put on the train or dehveied at the Bichwond Factory. We pay k/lilagis. Highest price paid for LSut.ur-irtfc. W. R. MAY, Richmond. \AJ ANTED — WELL -FED BACOM1 v » PIGS, weights from 140 to 170 lbs. Price 5d per )b, d<~>i sra-i. W. R. MAY, Richmond. TlfAKli NO MISTAKE.~The best ■*■ value in furniture, linolemnai pianos, organs, Atlas aewing machines, and everything required for Home fit LOCK'S. JJON'T BE DECEIVED. Youcanlm* furniture and furnishings at LOCK'S cheaper than elsewhere.— M grand selection. |}ONT 'IAKE~OUR^'ORI) FOrTt", JLJ^ but come yourselves and see tna great display of up-to-date furniture, etc.—LOCK'S. Universal Providers. ffOR SALE.-Quantity clean, WASTE *• PAPER (printed), at half-a-crowa , per cwt, at the office; cartage extra* "The Coltnist" Office. AUGUST BARGAINS 'GIBBARD'S.' MURSES' Aprons, large size, 2s. 6d.. rf^NLY Is. lid. each. Special line " Blouses. HPRAY Cloths, white, and bordered Is* I^XTRA value 60in. Ticking Is 6d. O Bordered Cretonnes 9d. JgKIRTS, good wearing Tweed, 5s lid, ! TOLLOW Slips, frilled, 9d, Is, and la A 3d. ..-■-■■ ODDMENTS and Remnants very, Cheap. : TRAVELLING Rugs, 6s 6d, 7s lld s IJL 10s 6d, 13s 6d. /COLONIAL Ribbed Wool Sox, 3 pairs 2s. 6d. A FEW Men's Sample Suits, 27s 6d -r*" to 37s 6d. CAMSON Braces, 9d, usually Is pair* |_|"ARD Felt Hats, samples, 3s 9d, 4s AJ- Od, ss. SUPERIOR Worsted Suits 47s 6d, us* ually bos. TTEAVY 54in. White Twill Sheeting, ■°- 9d. OVERCOATS, fit youths 16 years, 19s 6cl. ' "OLAIN and Ribbed N.Z. Wool Pantfl -*- 3s lid. RARE SNIPS THIS MONTH! MUST QUIT STOCK! ! WANT ROOM FOR NEW GOODS. fjrlJ>t>iV.HJLl o. Our specially made BOX SUITS, for whicli we charge only£2/5/-to£3/5/- .. ; for an equal to a.By made-to-order Suit you can buy. There is nothing like the "NEW ERA," The materials are the best; the workmanship the best, and the styles right up to the minute. Clothing. We ex;el in YOUTHS' CLOTH'XG. both in Two w and Three Gnrzutnt Suits. . The materials, m;:ke and finish aie equ 1 in every way to the Beat .Suits made. * * We have as fine a range nf BOYS' SUITS as you will, find in any store, and while the Quality is *lwnys good | the Vri)Ces are kept as tow as possible. :♦s#** Wearing Bros., RICHMOND.