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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 11577, 12 October 1901, Page 2

SHOW WEEK IS COMING ON. IPECIALTIES ONLY IN EXTENSIVE ► ■ SHIPMENTS JUST OPENED. 21 boxes Fashionable Sunshades, Ruched, Tucked, Cheeks, and Circular Stripe, including a clearing purchase of 60, prices 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid, 4s 6d to 10s 6d. Two cases of very correct Dress Goods, Black Mohairs, 2s 7£d to ss, and other lines. 14 dozen Lace Scarfs, prices 6d, to best goods. 1 12 dozen choice Straw and other Hats, and I 14 to 18 dozen Sailors, all taking i shapes, not one faulty. 37 pieces Swiss Embroideries, all widths, up to Mountings, splendid designs and very cheap. Nice lot of New Macintoshes and Dust Cloaks, superior fitting goods. A brilliant line 200 yards Striped Glacie Skirtings, special—3s lid per 4-yard length—see those . 20 dozen large sized Aprons, fn two lots, prices Is 3d and'ls lid. 1 case, measuring full 1 ton and a quarter, Childrens' Silk Hats and Bonnets, a most effective shipment. 17 pieces have been received in all Dutch and Eemish Costume Linens. 20 Silk and Moire Striped .Underskirts, prices 7s 6d to 15s od, also Cambric do., at 2s lid, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 4s 9d. Small selection only HonitonLace Collars, in new Sailor shapes, 2s 3d to 4s lid. 1 case Mercilawns and Muslins, 7£d per yard, also 2s lid to 3s 6d a Blouse. Splendid goods, their only fault not half enough for our requirements. 48 Pulley Belts, Plain and with Steel Ornamentation, 2s 3d to 3s 9d. There are one or two items. particularly worthy of notice. The shipment is a very large one, and will take a day or two to mark; off. We have not mentioned the splendid contracts for Hosiery we have, the regular and first-class makes of Gloves, the very large entries passed for superior Prints, and' all Heavy Goods, the Trimming and Blouse Silks', and the • 100's of Novelties and necessaries for each Department. Inspect our windows and ask to see the Goods. Test them and buy them, should you think them worthy of your confidence. MADAME HAWES, i No. 1 BOOM. MISS SCOBIE, No. 2 BOOM. Dresses, Blouses, Skirts, etc. T. AND J. THOMSON,

A CHEAP VIOLIN. 1 is a Constant Demand for . Cheap Violins, mainly on the part of persons who wish to begin the study of the instrument without the certainty of pursuing it; but the quality of Fiddles sold at a low price has hitherto been so inferior as to give no encouragement to beginners to persevere. We are now able to offer, at the price of ONE POUND (£1), Violins which are unquestionably better instrument!) than any of their class. These Violin* do not pretend to age, and they bear iso fictitious labels; but they are constructed on good models, and are carefully made and ■finished by hand. They have a handsome appearance, and are correct in all their proportions. They consequently possess a remarkably good tone; and we have no hesitation in commending them as the best instruments yet offered to the Public at the price quoted. C. BEGG & CO., next Theatre, Timara. ■CROWN" ROLLED OATS. \/i ANUFACTURED by EVANS AND AIL CO., LTD., at their "Crown Mills, Dunedin, from the best New Zealand WHITE OATS, by the most modern Machinery, just imported from America. A TRIAL SOLICITED. | To be had from all Grocers. < Sole manufacturers, EVA N S AN D CO., LTD., Dunedin and Timara. wines, spntiiw, uQUKims, teae R. R. TAYLOR. TiONDED WAREHOUSE - KEEPER, Wine, Spirit, and Tea Merchant, hj»» on hand one of the largest and most varieo Btocks : -> New Zealand, of Old Matured <ootch and Irish Whiskies, French and Australian Brandies, F.««i)ch, Spanish, and Australian Wines, RsU Liqueurs, SparkSing Wines, Burton on Trent Ales, Dublin Stout,,, Dutch Gin and Schnapps, London Bins, Table Waters, etc., etc. He calls 'pecial attention to his RAKE STOCK ot 'LD SCOTCH WHISKIES, varvjng in ge from 5 to 14 years, ABSOLUTELY THE BEST IN. THE COLONY. As 'fl.gent for the Tea, Planters Association o; Ueylon, he has just receivea October Pluckings of his famous Hill-grown CeyTo as under—--387 pkges ex s.s. "Blefefeld." 180 pkges ex s.s. " Polynesien. <¥£( pkges ex s.s. " Britannia." 88 pkge» ex s.s. "Orient.." Consisting as »*2nal of tne choices', growths of Cent-fa! Csylon. No blor-'s are kept in stock nor cay other Tea b. ' tne finest Ceylon; all packed in origin i ss tate packages. Packets marked \. "tn Monogram RRT. and~ "Boxes and Casts ' *h initials R.R.T. Sold in single pant- i of lib, 51Ls, lOlbs, 201bs, SOlbs. i •- R. - Stwcc

WANTED— About 50 Clerks to help ( read Testimonials re T"'s)™ra .; Sole manufacturer. S. J. Eruu. 2s M. J