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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 11955, 2 January 1903, Page 2

John jßallantyne & Co., Jimaru NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. CALEDONIAN MEETING: CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY. JANUARY Ist. 1905. and CLOSED AT ONE O'CLOCK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2nd, 1905. DURING THE PRESENT WEEK THE SILK AND DRESS DEPARTMENT WILL BE MOVED TO ITS NEW QUARTERS: AND ALL CARPETS. RUGS AND LINOLEUMS WILL BE LOCATED IN THE SHOP LATELY OCCUPIED BY MESSRS. BEGG AND CO John JBallanfyne & Co., Timoru And Good and Reliable House Furnishings are familiar as " Household "Vvords." IN ALL CLASSES OF CARPETS IN ALL CLASSES OF LINOLEUMS IN ALL CLASSES OF RUGS l£ -^i^ 0F CURTAINS AND MATERIALS IN GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS WE SHOW THE LARGEST SELECTION, JUST AS WE SUBMIT THE BEST VALUES FOR BEST AND MOST DURABLE QUALITIES Jo An Ballantyne & Co., Jimaru WILL. IX CONSEQUENCE OF ADDITIONS 4XD REARRANGEMENT OF PREMISES, MAKE THE Finest Display of Household Drapery in the District, AND THE FIRM INVITE INSPECTION AND THE KEENEST CRITICISM FOR Quality, Design and Reasonable PricesOne Shilling in Each Found Discount FOR CASH OR MONTHLY SETTLEMENT.

M e GRUER. DAVIES & GO THE BON MASCHE. SAXTA IS COMING ! READY FOR CHRISTMAS ! Big Stocks of Holiday Goods, W E nn V p £ n MADE T - EXTEX^?: , PREPARATIONS to represent tie Jolly Old Fellow m Timarn. and fee! «<n ,-,.„ ™ii k» ~i j - iL , t . J , own veer at this time. , both for gift and your A FEW HINTS TO HELP YOU SELECT: Complete Stock or Celebrated 4-Dome KID GLOVES—THE DON, the most reliable Glove at tha price, 2a 6d pair LADIES* 4-Dome SUEDE KID GLOVESia Grey, Beaver and Black, piain and stitched backs, 5a 9d pair The Latest Novelties in Neckwear Opened TO-DAY. Irresistibly Beautiful LACE COLLARETTES, at prices from 9d, Is 3d, Is 9d, Is lid, 2a 6d ~,Ji? a EW SFLK ROSETTES in Variety, Is 9d each GIFT 6 FOR ALL FANCIES, AT PRICES TO ACCOMMODATE ALL MONEY AND MEANS. LACE TIES, 7id, 9d, Is, U 6d. 2s each T^S?-S f DOLLS > Dressed and Undressed, from 6d each GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS in Unrivalled Assortment—Hemstitched, Trimmed Lace, Embroidered, Drawn Thread Work, from 3d each r. OTel i le^. !n IVIES' SILK SCARFS, Is, Is 9d, Is lid each New BELTS in Silk, Satin, Velvet, etc.

PENROSE BROS, SaSfi.7 SEiS °*>" s f c GEXrS WALKIXQ BOOTS » bntt <* «<* OTHER YhiPMENTS'tV'aRRIVE AT REGULAR INTERVALS. PENROSE BROS., IMPORTERS. DURAND'S BUILDINGS.

Telephone 83. BECKINGHAM'S 63 to 65, Stafford St THOSE ABOUT TO START HOUSEKEEPING Are Respectfully Invited to Inspect BECKINGHAM'S Large Stock of FURKiTUftE, BEDSTEADS and FURNISHINGS.

WINES, SPIRITS, LIQUEURS, TEAS. ! B. B. lAYLOR, I BONDED WAREHOUSE - KEEPER, WINE, SPIRIT, AND TEA MERCHANT, has oa hanu one oj the Largest and Most Varied Stocks in New Zealand ol Old Matured Scotch and Irish Whiskies, French and Australian Brandies, French, Spanish, and Australian Wines, Rare Liqueurs, Sparkling Wines, Burton-on-Trent Ales, Dublin Stoat, Dutch Gin and Schnapps, Loudon Utns,Tab!e Waters, Etc., Etc. He cahs special attention to his RARE STOCK. OF OLD SCOTCH WHISKIES, varying in age irwn 5 to 14 Tears, ABSOLUTELY" THE BEST in the colony. As Agent for the Tea Planters' Association ot' Ceylon, he has just received October Plucking* of his Famous Hill-Grown CEYLON TEA as under:— 387 pfcges ex s.s. " Blefeield " 180 pfcges es s.s. "Polynesien" 427 pkges er s.s. " Britannia" 83 pkges ex s.s. " Orient," Coasistiug as usual of the Choicest Growths of Central NO BLENDS are kept in stock, nor anv other Tea but the FINEST CEYLON; ati packed in original estate packages. Packets marked with monogram RRT., and Boxes and Cases with initials R.R.T. Sold in single packages of lib, slbs, lOtbs, 501bs. R R- TAYLOR, 5, Chp»- , » str»t. IIT EVV SEASONS PAPERHA.MiI-\US TO HAND. EX ATHENIC FROM LONDON. | 20 BALES AND 2 CASES j WALLPAPERS AND FRIEZES. I Newest Designs and Colourings, Artistic *cd Umuna. , JAMES CRAIGIE.