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Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13463, 9 December 1907, Page 1

IT WILL INTEREST LL mv Customers to learn t but the NEW -STOCK OP PRIZE BOOKS Is now opened up, comprising the Boys' and Girls' Annuals, Chums, Chatterbox, Sunday, Leisure Hour, Young Kngland, and many other popular AnnuuUs. .SCHOOL COMMITTEES and SUNDAY SCHOOLS should insped. my Stock before planing their Orders; Christinas Cards, and Calendar,'! and Diaries in great, variety. Leather Fancy Goods, Purses, Dressing Cases, Writing Cases, Albums, at, all prices. EDUCATIONAL BOOKSELLER, Timaru. New Goods. New Goods/ T HAVE JUST LANDED v.i very fine J. lot of LEATHER GOODS, comprising LADIES' AND GENT'S DRESSING- CASKS, PEGGY BAGS, PURSES, WALLLETS, CIGAR AND CIGARETTE CASES, ETC., ETC. Also A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT of the LATEST LADIES' BELTS, now m fashionable, at prices from 3s 6d to 20s. INSPECTION INVITED. WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, -, Next Hilton's, Fruiterer, 1 TIMARU.

Diaries, 1908. ALL SIZES. ALL PRICES. ALL . BINDINGS. new Vol. , chums. NEW SEASON'S FANCY GOODS., P. W. rtutton & Co, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, '••' TIMARU. CHRISTMAS, 1907. A SUITABLE PRESENT for a bachelor or benedict /friend is a, handsomelymounted, WALKING-STICK.: , ,;,."/ - ; ; .'■ '"■' VMcCiLATCHY ' ! ,"■.;'■>:'• ' Ha<s a Largo Stock of wide Range, whith 'will suit yotiu,i.aste and pocket. : .', HAIRDRESSER &' TOBACCONIST, Opposite Sham rook -'.Hotel.' /■-. BEDDING" PLANTS; \HE following are now ready:—Giant Petunias, Blue Lobelia, Asters, Phlox Druramondi, 10 Week Stocks, Intermediate Stocks, --Verbena!)}:. Dianthus, Coreopsis, Gaillardias Annual and Perennial, Zinnias, Cosmea, and Pansy. ; These Seedlings are grown from the best strains procurable, and cannot fail to make a beautiful display. : '■ ALSO READY— Tomato, Marrow, and Pumpkin Plant* P G. ALLEN. SEED MERCHANT, Stafford Street. J AXON urgently • wants Local Ploughmen',', 225," 255,; 2 : Waggoners for Culverden',' 30st"litfd '4os for binder-driving ■harvest; 1 Blade' Shearer at once; 1 Wool Presser, 30,5; Shearer's Cook, 405.; Station Cook-Baker, 255, extra harvest wages; Hotel Boots, .206; 2.•a11-round •Station Hands, Fencing, etc., 255; 2 Experienced Shepherds, £7O ; Mawierl Ploughmen,. £9O ;.' Married Rouseabouts, _£b"o ; Cowboys, 12s 6d; Generals and Hotel Cooks,''2ss'.' Telephone 317. W MUST HAVE OUR HALLSTAN© «* £3 7s 6d. FAIRBROTHER AND CO., •: Stafford St. N. . NEW TARIFF REDUCTIONS. WITH 5 PEpTcENT. COUPON* TICKETS. New Currants 5d lb, 2s 3d per £ doz. New Sultanas, 6d lb, 2s 9d per £ dnz. New Raisins,. 5d lb, 2s 3d per I do/,. New Prunes, 6d lb - New Figs, 6d lb. Dessert Fruits in Syrup, lOd and Is per tin Cups arid-Saucers, China, 3s per J doz. Plates, China, W. and ft., 2s 9d per 4 doz. BARGAINS. IN FANCY GOODS, Glasswane, and' Dinnetwnre. For Prices see our Window and Door Display. Our Windows are small, but the Shop is large. .lust walk in and:,.look., round. No one pressed to buy., CEYLON TEA DEPOT, / Next J. Ballantyne and Co. ■ /,. Phone 88. Tate's Fish Mas* S acknowledged to b* the on# UP-TV _ DATE PISH EMPORIJp. in Soot* Canterbury. All Fish Gua#teed Fraah. All Country-and Special <s««** V™WPtiT 6X*oUt«d. s;'■'<?■'■ \..',"-^-'.' fimokad VuK^&^i^iX.::-:--^,';. Ladiea' and GentiSaen'fl" ? S%J?ifc T«t» Booms ■'for,; f l^tre';PM^'^|p^' : ;ifV; par arrangement; Telephon/; 125. - , V ::;. J .V.:' ; J: >, fTTHEY i : : v v. ;V