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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 11689, 24 February 1902, Page 2

John Ballantyne & Co., Jtmaru 171, STAFFORD ST. MEN'S TAILORING IN ALL BRANCHES. 173, STAFFORD ST. MEN'S MERCERY, hats and outfitting complete. 175, STAFFORD ST. cresses, sile:s, costumes, FANCY DEPARTMENTS AND SHOW ROOMS. 177, STAFFORD ST. LINENS, COTTONS, DRAPERY. jXD general furnishings. 118, STAFFORD ST. CABINET FURNITURE OF EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP. 120, STAFFORD ST. BRASS AND IRON BEDSTEADS AND PURE BEDDING. 122, STAFFORD ST. CARPETS 03* ALL DESCRIPTIONS, ' RUGS, MATTINGS, Etc. 124, STAFFORD ST. LINOLEUMS, ELOORCLOTHS, AND ART FLOOR COVERS. The After-Season Sale being completed, all Departments are now actively engaged with. New Deliveries for Coming Season. 3ohtt Ballantyne & Co., Jtmaru Special Bargains, for This D^ y DA VIES & MURPHY'S GREAT STOCKTAKING- SALE. GOOD WASHING PRINTS, 2Jd, sgd, 4|d yard FANCY CHECK TWEEDS, B|d, Ofd COLOURED PONGEE SILK, B|d, Is Oid yard ' FANCY BLOUSE SILKS, Is Oid, Is lid. 2s ; 6d yard LADIES' MUSLIN APRONS, HOLLAND COOKING APRONS, li-id, Is 3d, Is od, Is 9d each SAILOR HATS—New Season's Goods—3d, IOAd, Is KNITTED COTTON AND WOOL V ESTS, 3ld, 4£d, 6£d, CORSETS, Is 6d, Is lid, 2s lid 36 pairsi, WHITE LACE CURTAINS, to clear at Is 9d 300 yards STRIPED FLANNELETTE in the Newest Shades, 2fd; usual price, 61d 30 pieces HEAVY TWILL CRETONNES, PRICE LADIES' TAN KID GLOVES, 4 dome clasps, Is lid pair LADIES' LIGHT TAN KID GLOVES, 2a 6d and 3s 6d NEW LADIES' LACE TIES. Is 2d. is 6d, Is 9d, 2s LADIES' GLACE KID SHOES, in Lace and Button, 7s 11a, os 11a and 9s 6d pair GLACE LACE SHOES, 5s lid .DAVIES AjnD MrRPHY. .PREMIER BU O T WAREHOUSE. IN these BUSY DAYS you cannot afford to be worried and pestered with ill-fitting and uncomfortable and shoes, and it is a moral certainty that you are bound to be if you invest in some cheap article got up stylishly to catch the eye, but never meant to go on any sensible person's loot. So we confidently recommend you to purchase a pair of our up-to-date boots or shoes, made by firms who have given years of study to their business. WE WANT YOUR TRADE WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION WE WARRANT OUR GOODS MADE BY THE FOREMOST MEN IN ' THE. BOOT LINE And our business is run on such principles as ensures the return of our customers. \Ve would comiaend to your notice one or two of our novelties for the present season, viz. : CiiljME LEATHER for Tennis nd Athletics. A perfect boon to Tennis i'htyeis SANDALS for Children and M isses KJBBi-R KEELS foi ' .iu d Gentlemen PEN P. O S K l; ii O S., Bootmakers and Importer Durand's Buildings. TELEPEOKjS 65 to 65 STAFFORD ST. iiURNITUP.S. FURNITURE. J E, BECKINGHAM'S ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE WILL COMMENCE THIS DAY, AND WILL 3E CONTINUED FOR ONE MONTH ONUS. JE. B. wili offer the whole of his IM MENSE STOCK OF FURNITURE, BED- . STEADS, BEDDING, CARPETS, R UGS, LINOLEUMS, FLOORCLOTHS, Etc., Etc., at Prices iur CaSH that are bound to Command a Clearance. All Goods Up-to-date and the Very Best Workmanship. EVERY ARTICLE MARK ED IN PLAIN FIGURES. J E BUCKINGHAM

WEDDING I' it KSEN TS . G. AND T. YOUNG, Watchmakers, Jewellers and Direct Importers. T)F.ING very large buyers at Home for J- ' si>ot casti from the actual mannfactmers. we oiler the public the VERY BEST GOODS at lowest prices. We opeßed this week 4 Cases of New Goods. Novelties and Newest Shapes in Greenstone Brooches, prices from lis to 40s. Gold, Ball and Bell Tie Pins, 4s 6d to 10s. Greenstone Ball and Bell Tie Pins, 9s to 12s 6d. Gold Necklets, from 13s 6d to 70s. Gold Pendants, Charms, Seals, etc., fully stocked. See our Engagement and Dress Rings, beautiful patterns, new designs, from 15s upwards, to £2O. Mizpah, Buckle and Chased Keepers, immense selection. See our Teapots, Butters, Jellies, Cake Baskets, Gongs, Water Jugs, etc. Silver Butter Knives, Paper Knives, Sugar Tongs, Fruit Knives, Butter Forks, etc. Kindly inspect Window and Show Cases. G. AND T. YOUNG, 101, Stafford Street. WINES, SPIRITS, LIQUEURS, TEAS. R- R. TAYLOR. Bonded warehouse - keeper Wine, Spirit, and Tea Merchant, has* on hand one of the largest and most varied Rtocks in New Zealand, of Old Matured Scotch and Irish Whiskies, French ano Australian Brandies. French, Spanish, and Australian Wines, Rare Liqueurs. Smrkung Wines, Barton on Trent Ales, Dublin Stout, Dutch Gin and Schnapps, London Gins, Table Waters, etc.. etc. He calls special attention to his RARE STOCK o; OLD SCOTCH WHISKIES, varvinrr 5:, sue from 5 to 14 years, ABSOLUTELY THE BEST IN THE COLONY. As Agent for the Tear Planters Association ol Ceylon, he has just- received October Pluckings of his famous Hill-erown Cev lon Tea as under—--687 pkges ex s.s. " Blefefeld." 180 pkges ex s.s. "Polynesien." 427 pkges ex s.s. "Britannia'' 88 pkges ex s.s. " Orient." Consisting as usual of the choicest •owths of Central Ceylon. No blends are ept In stock nor any other Tea bnb the inest Ceylon; all packed in original estate packages. Packets marked with Monogram TtRT. and Boxes and Cases with initials R.R.T. Sold in single packets (•/ lib, 51bs, 10!bs, 201bs, 601bs. I TAYLOR 5 Chnrcb Street I