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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXX, Issue 12351, 19 April 1904, Page 2

Athenlc, 8 Cases. Coastwise, 3 Cases £, Bates. THOMSON'S. NOVEL PATTERNS LINOLEUMS at 124 per cent, -discount Deliveries Spot Ribbons, Spot Silks,, Spot Gauzes Third Lot'of Felts and Straws, including French Sailors in White, etc.—very scarce Window Blindings, all widths Very Special Purchase Jackets, Collarless, etc., 22s 6d up > Delivery Underwear and Girls' Jerseys, from Leicester House (_. The same in Delta Finish, Defiance Brandunshrinkable. Black with White Backs Gloves Is 6d, " Cashmere 9£d up, Suede, Quebec 2s 3d, and various Season's Novelties Rainproof Coats, smartest styles, cheaper I goods up to. 47s 6d Dress Skirts, Special Purchase. 12s. lid up j 16 only Silk Blouses, extra for Evening, etc., 8s 6d to 16s 6d—Cream, Black ' All-wool Knitted Bloomers from 3s 6d, Ladies' 3s lid, 4s 9d, 5s 6d, to 9s lid, Heavy Makes and Large Sizes Flannelette Wear —Colonial specialty. Aprons, Collarettes, Bobats,. Puritan Collars 6d See our Is 6d Stocking, No. C6O, 4/1 Rib, or No. 94, 2/1 Rib, any price from lOd to 2s 6d Beaver Sets for Children, 2s lid to 4s 3d Choice Lot Wool Goods in Shawls Is 6d to 13s 6d, Shetland- 7s lid up, Hats, Hoods, Tarns Tokio Silks in Evening Shadings Shirtings, Hearth Rugs, and other everyday These are landed to be cleared this morning, but we could detail our Dress Stock, our Blousings, our Furnishings, but avoid prolixity. . WE BUY m. THE OPEN MARKET WE BUY QUANTITY WE ARE NOT AFRAID TO LET j IT GO CHEAP. I We pay CASH, and receive 10, 15, ! up to 45 per cent, -on Makers' Prices, which we pass on. THOMSON'S IDEA Of Business is everything Nice and -Handsome, but Moderate, not to say Low, in Price. Intelligence, Work, Observation, as befits'anyone in the arena, does it. DRESSMAKING: MISS SCOBIE MISS PARKS MILLINERY, MISS OGILVIE. HEAD CUTTER, MR McRAE. T. & J. THOMSON, YE SIGNE OF YE CROWNE. THE good effect of New Zealand's Preferential Tariff is already very marked, it would seem, in the case of the piano industry. This is one of the trades whrch has suffered most severely from foreign competition, and one which the present depression in the north of England, caused by the cotton crisis, has also affected very adversely. "But we have a brighter outlook on the other side of the world," said a partner in. the firm of John Brinsmead and Sons this week, and his remarks with reference to the New Zealand Tariff furnish valuable evidence of its practical efficacy in fostering British trade.. "New Zealand," he said, "has joined in the.Preferential Policy of South Africa,and Canada, and we are receiving by every mail record orders from our agents, in spite of subsidised freight granted by the German Government to German shipments by Geri man ships. I cannot remember a better season for. trade in the colonies. Our agents inform us that it is entire'.y due to Preferential 'duties, COMBINED, OF COURSE, WITH THE SUPERIORITY OF OUR PIANOS OVER FOREIGN ONES. ESPECIALLY AS REGARDS WITHSTANDING EXTREME CHANGES OF CLIMATE. Whereas a short time back our orders were coming over from New Zealand in ones and twcs, they are now being forwarded to us by the dozen every mail. Other colonies which have adopted Preferential Trade with the Old Country also show a steady increase of business." The result of Preferential Tariffs in the piano industry, consequently, is that Messrs Brinsmead and Sons are working at full speed. Not a hand has been discharged, although the home trade is in a very bad state, and trade with the Continent is practically non-existent. INTERVIEW THEM AT BEGG'S. MONET 10 LEND. £K(\ to £IO,OOO, »t 44 per cent., fox jDI)U any period, with th« option of p*r n« off »U or part on thrM month*' notie* J. W. WHITE, Solicitor and Notary Pvblia. p and m -yOUNG, STAFFORD STREET. THE FINEST '. . STEEL CUTLERY [S the kind we import, direct L from Sheffield. We have Table and Dessert Knives, Cases of Carvers, Cases of Fish Knives and Forks, Cases of Dessert Knives and Forks, and Spoons and Forks. THE QUALITY Means Years of Wear, and our Prices mean Satisfaction to the Economical Buyer. GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS. Made to Fit Made to Fit Made to Fit Made to Fit Made to Fit Made to Fit Made to Fit Made to Fi',. 63/ Tweed Suits • 67/6 Tweed Suits 70/ Worsted Suite 75/ Super Tweeds - 59/6 Indigo Cloths 67/6* Indigo Serges 75/ Indigo Twills " el Black Cloths Made to Fit 18/6 Saddle Tweed Trousers Made to Fit 20/ Stripe Worsted Trousers Made to Fit 70/ Showerproof Coats Made to Fit 70/ Indigo Chesterfields Made to Fit ... Talmas and Raglans READY MADE GARMENTSNavy Cloth Chesterfields 22/6 Brown Cloth Chesterfields 27/6 Fawn Cloth Chesterfields 27/6 "THE SALISBURY " CHESTER, 23/6, 29/6 d,. 42/ THE "ELITE" SHOWERPROOF OVERCOATS. TWEED MACINTOSHES CLOTH MACINTOSHES SERGE MACINTOSHES j To Order or Ready-made.' DRAB WATERPRROF OHESTERS, 22/6 T. snd J. Thomson ;.i..^.,„.MT(>.fM^l