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Timaru Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 1658, 11 January 1895, Page 2

RECEIVED SATURDAY. 432* SILK MOIRES and ARMURE, Is6*d per yard. 40 SILK MOIRES and ARMURE, Is lid per yard. gm^ A BOVE noted line of about 500 m^ J\. yards principally m Evening Shades, as White, Cream, Moss, Pink, Serpent, etc., is tne most extraordinary purchase we have come across m 12 years trading. We have the same line exactly m Stock, bought m regular way at 3s 6d. EX RIMUTAKA WE OPEN TO-DAY, 7 CASES SPECIAL JOBS, -Picked up cheap at end of season at Home. We will not particularise Gloves, Coi*sets, Hosiery, Art Muslins, Needle Cases, Calicoes, Frillings, Guipure Lace, Torchon Lace, Real Lace, Swiss Edgings, Collars, Cretonnes, Antis, Curtains, Nets, Tablings, Umbrellas, ricks. Pinafores, Muslins, Handkerchiefs, Towels, Silesißs, Sateens, Quilts, \elyeteens, Brookwood Stripes, Sheetings, Silk Ties, Braids, Sundries, Flannels, Jet Edgings, Ribbons, Falls, Perfect Veiling, Val Edging, Italians, Mont Mellick Work, etc., but call attention to the following wonderful purchases at less than halfprice : — 40 dozen Black Ribbed Cashmere Hose, Child's, 2 pair for 1b lid, all sizes ; Ladies', 2 pair for 2s 4id ' 6 dozen Linen Cuffs, new styles, 4£d and 6d per pair 10 dozen special 4-dome Kid Gloves 3s 6d, fancy Welts, a usual 5s 6d Glove 175 Lister's best Plush 2s 9d, all colours, town price 5s 6d 70 Picnic Hats, 6d up 72 Sailor Hats, Is and Is 4£d 164 Diagonal Dress Tweed, 4s lid per dozen 84 Spoon Busks, 3d per pair. JM^"There is no exaggeration m foregoing. Inspection will demonstrate. It is simply an illustration of the power of prompt cash dealings, combined with knowledge of when to go forward and when to lie low. ■T. AND J. THOMSON, Timaru. NOW PUBLISHED. THE CANTERBURY &. OTACO ALMANAC AND DIARY FOR 1895. Published only at the office of the TIMARTr HERALD. To be had of all Booksellers and Country Storekeepers. PRICE - - - One Shilling. CEYLON TEA AGENCY. NEW SEASON'S TEAS are now landing, and are fully equal to last year's m Strength and Delicacy of Flavour. Finest hill-grown Pekoe, Pekoe-Souchong and Orange Pekoe, carefully selected and sent direct from the best Gardens m the Island. Those who wish to drink TEA, PURE and UNADULTERATED, and of the CHOICEST Quality Grown, should use these products of Ceylon. There superiority to the many so-called blends now being so assiduously pressed on the public is admitted by all connoissieurs. The Tea you drink should be— (l) Pure. (2) Wholesome. (3) Pleasant. (4) Economical, and Ceylon Tea justly claims § re-eminence on these grounds. Woulde purchasers of Ceylon Tea must be warned that there is danger (just as there . is with everything which has earned a good name and become popular) of a spurious or admixed article oeing sold instead of what- is genuine. Leadcovered packets, 51b and lOlb^ boxes, 501 b and 601 b chests. R. R. TAYLOR, Agent -Tea Planters' Association of Ceylon, ONEY TO LEND on approved Freehold Security m Sums to suit Borrowers at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. PERRY, PERRY & KINNERNEY, Solicitors, Timaru. H. M. WEST, Junr. Nurseryman and Seedsman, Stafford Street, Timaru. GARDEN CALENDER for JANUARY. WHERE early crops are coming off, clear the ground, dig deeply, and flant Brussels Sprouts, Savoy, & Celery lants, of which I have a nice lot. Sow for last succession Runner and French Beans, Lettuce, Radish, Salads, Peae and Turnips. SowSpinnach. Thin late sown Onions,