SPRING-I894!. J. BALLANTYNE!!& CO. an epoch: IN THE Dressmaking Department. WE BEG TO INTIMATE THAT IN OBDEB TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OFOUK NUMEROUS LADY PATRONS, WE HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO COMMENCE A SECOND Dressmaking Department. THE DEPARTMENT WILL BE UNDER THH SUPERVISION 08 MISS MCILBOY. AND WE BHALL SPARS NO EFFORT TO RBTAIS OUR BBPUTATION AS High-Class Dressmakers. OUR N BW ARRANGEMENTS WILL ENABLE US TO^AUBANIBB FAITHFULLY-MADE COSTUMES AT THE NOMINAL PRICE OF; 12s 6d. LADIES! Note our Charge No. 2 Boom, DRESSMAKING. iANY STYLE, 12s 6d. ORDEBS NOW BEING BOOKED. J. BAILANTYNE & CO.. TIMABU. .................... i IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO BUYERS OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, STERLING SILVER AND ELECTRO SILVER-PLATED GOODS, ANEROIDS, FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES, Etc., Etc. G. and T, YOUNG HAVING finished Stocktaking, find themselves heavily oversltookeil in ail Lints i of Goods, but mare especially in GOLD & SILVER WATCHES/ They, therefore, have depided ■■ to hold a GREAT OLBJABING SALE, commencing FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, ami continuing for One Month, when they hope, by offering their Magnificent Stook at Wholesale Prices, to very materially roduos the same* G. and""TTYOUNG Wish intending buyen to note the following faots s— 1. That 9. and T. Y. hold the largest and finest iliook of Jowellery, Watches, Olooks, Sterling Silver and Bleotro --Pitted Goods in the Colony. 8. That the qualify of their Goods is not surpassed by any Houso In New Zealand. 3. That tbo quality of their Watches and Plate 1 Goods is not equalled by any Home in the Colony. In proof of this they need only mention t hat they received First Prize for Watches, N.Z. Exhibi* tion, 1835 j also at N. Z. aad S.B. Exhibition, 1880*90. They alno reoeived at saint Exhibition First Awards . tor Olooks, Jewellery, Silver and Bleotro.Plated Goods, and for Collective Exhibit ■-,". five awards in bII. 4. That they pcssess facilities for getting their Goods landed fin New Zealand at the lowest possible cost, consequently they oin and do give except ional value in all Departments. Notwithstanding the veluo they now give, they purpose giving still better value from the 14th September to 13th October. »9P"They will give a Discount on all Goods sold for Qgsh of 16 per cent., or 8s in the £, and off all Goods Bold on Credit of 10 per oenfc.; or 2s in thefl. SILVER HUNTING IIHGLIB/J; LEVER WATCHES will then bo sold at following prioes :— Their £8 15s Wa. v «h will be cold at £3 3s 9d, their £5 Watoh at £4 6s, their £5 10s Watoh at £4 18* 6d, their £7 Watoh at £5 19s, their £8 6i Watch at £7, their £9 10* Watch at •« 1« 6d. LADIES' BILVBR HUNTING GENEVA WATOHES.--Th»ir £8 14 1 Watoh will be sold at £2 6s, their £3 16s Wa'oh at £3 4s 6d, their £4 10s Watoh ,»t £3 16s 6d. LADIES' SILVER OPEN* FACED GENEVA WATCHES.— Tbeur £2 12i Watoh will be sold at £2 4s, thoir £3 8s Watoh at £8 17s 6d. GENTS' GOLD ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES.— Their £18 10* Hunting W atoh will be sold at £16 4s 6d, their £28 Keyless Watch at £21 6s, theiu £31 'Keyl tus Watoh at £26 9s, their £87 10s Keyless i-Ohronometer at £31 17a 6d, their £42 10s Keyless fOhrooometar at £88 2s 6d, their £58 Keyless Chronograph at MT 12s, their £65 Koylesi Chronograph at £55 Ss. Space will not permit of giving a complete list of all descriptions of Watches in stuck, but a Catalog, giving f ull de'soriptiong of prioes, will be supplied to anyone on application, please note the foregoing Disoouote will be allowed on all olMsei of Goods. No'ie also the following :— Fashions in Jewellery, eta. j charge more rapidly nowthr.n they used to do, and in order to bs able to purchase the newest patterns as tbsy come oat, G. and T. YOUNG ha?d laid aside a large lot of Good* of all kinds, vvhioh have been in stock for somo time, and wbioh they hare decided to clear at an y prioe. Bow is the time to secure Bargains. Call and we those we offer, and among' it them a upecislline of Silver American Waltham Watohes. G, and T. YOUNG, Stafford Street, Timaru, 1 Aki» Dunbdih, Wbimkotok & Oahabu.
w. a *■ H D> DOOTOB 09 DEHfAIL SDBGBfiTr (Unirenitj of PransyfrM ia, PhilacialpJ)^, ' J.8.A.), • 4 Timaru. OVSMJE EOU^I i 9 feac< to 5 rm. USBON&Y t k 1 . - .t KIRK PAT RICK'S BRAND, JOL BBAtTD. | PURE FRUIT JAMS. \ A MONO the prinoiptl manufaotai'es of jOL the Colony are tbo Jams produc ed at Nelson by Messes EIKCPAIRIOK & CO. She ssiuranoe oE the Manufacturers tia't hone but the Purest Co loni»l.grown Fr.iita are used by them is amply borne out by the Quality of the Artiole they supply, and to whioh it would be impossible to find anything Superior. By patronising KIBKPATBIGK'B 'K " bran-1 of ; JA ML Housekeepers will not 'only be doing their best to encourage the Local Industries io necessary foe tho welfare of the Colony, bat will provide their House* holdi with Jan. that for Wholetomeness, Purity, and Bhohneis may Challenge the World.— N.Z. Tablet. S. KIRKPATRICK& C0« KAI IUVAOTUBIBB, NELSON,
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Timaru Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 6058, 18 September 1894, Page 2
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